Engl207 project4 schedule_spring (1)

1. ENGL 207 Persuasive Writing Page 1 of 2
PROJECT 4 SCHEDULE Weeks 13-15
Visual Argument
The schedule lists the work you need to complete by the end of each week.
Submit work listed in red by 11:59 PM on the day and date indicated.
Week Complete the Following
Week 13
Monday
4/12
to
Sunday
4/18
1. Read Assignment Sheet
2. Study Lecture: Slidedoc 1
3. Skim the articles under Links on the project page and refer to
these more closely as needed.
4. You will need to decide the brand you will promote in your visual
argument for blog post 1 due Wednesday.
5. Signup for Instagram if you are using it for this project. NOTE:
students are strongly encouraged but not required to use
Instagram.
6. Blog Post 1 Due: Wednesday 4/14. Go to the blog forum and
follow the directions to respond to the questions about your
brand decision.
Week 14
Monday
4/19
to
Sunday
4/25
1. Blog Post 2 Due: Monday 4/19. Go to the blog forum and follow
the directions to post two photos with captions or a link to your
Instagram account with the photos and captions.
2. Use the remainder of this week to finish your visual argument
and compose the reflection paper

2. ENGL 207 Persuasive Writing Page 2 of 2
Week Complete the Following
Week 15
Monday
4/26
to
Sunday
5/2
1. Peer Review Visual Argument Part 1 Due: Monday, 4/26. Go to the
Peer Review Forum and follow the directions to post a draft of your
visual argument.
2. Optional Draft Visual Argument Part 1 Due: Monday, 4/26. Go to
the Optional Draft Drop box and follow the directions to submit
your draft.
3. Peer Review Visual Argument Part 2 Due: Wednesday 4/28. Go to
the Peer Review Forum and follow the directions review a peer’s
draft.
VISUAL ARGUMENT and REFLECTION PAPER DUE: Sunday 5/2. Submit your work as
follows to the submissions drop box located at the bottom of the project page:
1. Reflection Paper, submit a Word or PDF file.
2. Visual Argument, cut and paste the URL to your Instagram account at the top of
your reflection paper.
OR
If you did not use Instagram, submit your visual argument in a Word or PDF
document file.