Activities for T 9/8

Diigo bookmarks > arguments and assertions about multimedia authorship

Your research Proposal >In general, move from your cool idea ("content") to focus on a specific set of questions and assertions.

1. Is it at least 250 words?
   
2. Does it clearly state a topic in a sentence near the beginning?
   
3. Does it clearly state one or more questions about the topic? (questions might be about: about authorship, creative expression, history and future, implications for individual and society, etc)?
4. Does it clearly state one or more assertions or claims that address these questions? (i.e. asserting a provisional answer or direction of inquiry)
   
5. Finally, what resources (bookmarks) do you draw on? (I assume that the topic is a web site or similar resource - so include that - but what other bookmarks?)

Respond to Proposals >

1. Look at draft research proposals of your group (group from last week).
   
2. Write a separate response to each proposal in your shared document.
3. Be sure to clearly state your name and whose draft you're commenting on.
4. Don't forget to save!
   

Group Brainstorming > What are the shared, guiding questions and assertions so far?