ENGL 208 Online Final Portfolio Schedule
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This document provides a schedule for final assignments in an English class. It lists 3 key due dates: May 1st for re-recording an audio essay and choosing an essay for revision, May 5th for re-reading revision materials and beginning revision work, and May 8th for compiling all materials into a final portfolio including a revised essay, submitting the portfolio, and sending a notebook check. All assignments are due before 11:59pm on the listed dates.
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This document provides the schedule for Project 4, which includes an imitative essay assignment. All assignments are due before class on their listed due dates, and late assignments will lose points per day late. The schedule then lists the dates for each class, along with assigned readings and in-class work or homework due for that date. It concludes by noting draft workshops are mandatory to attend and bring a complete draft, or points will be lost.
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