This document outlines the agenda and requirements for an online course's Week 10. It discusses preparing a portfolio with story and poem submissions. It also provides details on submitting work to the Red Wheelbarrow literary magazine, including categories, editor contact information, and instructions for submitting clean edited text files by email. Students are assigned optional test preparation and working on a play to bring to the next class for a writers' workshop as homework.

1. WEEK 10: THE ONLINE COURSE

2.  Prepare Portfolio
 Study for make-up test (optional),
at our next meeting.
AGENDA

3. PORTFOLIO OPTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS
Options
 Submit one story between 12 and 25 pages and two poems.
 Two Haiku = one poem
 Submit one story between 9 and 12 pages and three poems.
 Submit two stories, neither of which is longer than 9 pages but combined are at least 12
pages, and two poems.
Requirements
 Submit one attached word document, saved as your last name and “portfolio.” For example
Palmore Portfolio.
 Submit your portfolio via Kaizena before the final class.
 Submit at least one entry to the Red Wheelbarrow. Copy me on the email to Ken Weisner.

4.  Poetry: up to 5 poems
 Fiction: 1 short story (up to 5,000 words), or up to 3 short-
shorts
 Plays: 1 dramatic piece up to 5,000 words
 Creative Nonfiction: 1 piece up to 5,000 words
 Comics: 1 brief graphic story
 Submissions in multiple categories are fine.
RED WHEELBARROW
LITERARY MAGAZINE
Editor: Ken Weisner
weisnerken@fhda.edu
http:/faculty.deanza.edu
/weisnerken/

5.  Send an email with your name and the title(s)
of your work to weisnerken@fhda.edu
 Attach your clean and edited text in a word
document. For multiple submissions, attach
multiple documents.
 Leave your name and other identifying
information off of your submission.
HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR WORK

6. HOMEWORK
 Study for make-up test
(optional), at our next
meeting.
 Work on your play
 Bring a copy of your play to
our next meeting. We will do
a writers’ workshop.