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Kieran Johnson is proposing a fanzine titled "Press X To Start" focused on current issues in the video game industry for an audience of 16-24 year old gamers. The fanzine will examine whether gaming is evolving or stagnating, include retro game recommendations and an interview with YouTuber ThisGenGaming. Research will include existing fanzines and information on gaming's impact. Progress will be documented through daily diary entries and a final reflection on challenges and creative growth. The project is scheduled over 4 weeks with out-of-college tasks including photography, writing and conducting the interview in week 1.
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Week Specific Tasks
1 Production [in/out?] Out: Photography, writing up articles, conducting
and writing the interview
2 Production [in/out?] Out: Finish writing up articles
In: Beginning of construction, front and back
covers
3 Production [in/out?] In: Construction, the double page spreads,
interview page(s)
4 Production [in/out?] In: Final refining of double page spreads, post-
production tasks
Be aware which of those weeks are in or out of college,as you may need to plan different tasks around other
work when workingremotely. Budget for approximately 30 hours for production – which is roughly two weeks
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Upcoming Events:
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2. Japanese festivals (search the calendar)
Description
Ethnographic research project requires first person observation by the researcher (you). You may observe Asian Americans in a variety of settings including restaurants, shops, ethnic enclaves, museums, events and festivals, etc. Then, write an ethnographic paper that connects your observations to our academic study of Asian American communities. You will write about this event through your personal experience and analyze how the event connects to issues of cultural pluralism and Asian Americans as discussed in class.
Objectives
● Purpose:
○ To conduct original research and write an
ethnography of a local community event or institution to understand specific issues connected to an Asian American community and its relationship to the wider society.
● Connection to Course Objectives:
○ to understand the diverse contemporary issues
concerning Asian American communities and the historical, social, economic, political and cultural factors underlying those issues.
Format
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· ● Due date, see BB; No late papers in summer session unless you take an Incomplete.
· ● Upload to Turnitin Link on the contents page “Final Paper”
· ● The paper for 20% of your final grade.
Places to conduct research:
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· ● Churches with a sizeable Asian American presence
· ● Businesses such as restaurants, nail salons, and
groceries (ask permission please)
· ● Cultural organizations and events (several coming
up!!)
· ● Various “towns” in the L.A. area: Little Tokyo, Little
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· ● Non-profit organizations (get permission!)
· ● Cultural Shows on college campuses (Filipino
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Research Questions before you go:
· ● Why did you choose this place or event?
· ● What were your assumptions before you did your project?
· ● What did you discover from your actual experience? --How
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about Asian Americans?
· ● Focus your questions on something specific! How did this
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What to observe:
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· ○ Where is your research site?
· ○ Why is it taking place?
· ○ Who is the audience? Who are the organizers or
leader?
· ○ What is the purpose of the event?
· ○ What importance do you think this place or
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· ○ What is your personal experience?
· ○ WHAT DID YOU LEARN?
· ○ Support your thesis with your observations.
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· ● Briefly describe the event/place you researched, and its importance in relation to issues examined in ...
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The student completed a collaborative multimedia project on the theme of nature with another student. They created a website, social media content, posters, and a podcast. The student focused on the graphical elements, creating posters with clear messages about environmental issues. While most elements turned out well, the student felt the book portion could have been improved or omitted. Overall the project conveyed its messages successfully but the student learned they need to improve time management and giving more focus to incomplete tasks in the future.
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