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n Part 1 of this assignment, you will discuss the proposal dev.docx
n
Part 1
of this assignment, you will discuss the proposal developed by your small-group collaboration and relate it to the research methods and linguistics concepts examined in this course.
In
Part 2
, you will evaluate a claim about computer-mediated communication using what you've learned about what language is and how CMC is used.
Part 1 (2 paragraphs)
(1 sentence)
What is the research question in your collaboration?
(1 paragraphs)
Discuss the
linguistic
variables
and
social factors
investigated by your group,and the
research methods
you've chosen to use. To show substantial evidence of critical thinking, your responses must do more than simply identify that concepts appear within your project. Instead, aim to explain, expand, connect, compare, or contrast how the concept appears in your project with how we covered the concept in the course. Each module has a "Readings & Multimedia" page with the required resources; review those resources and use and cite them appropriately.
Linguistic variables:
Quote specific examples to demonstrate the variation in language that your group investigated and explain them. For example, if you were interested in meme grammar like Gawne and Vaughan were, you could quote "teh" and "the" as orthographic and phonetic differences. If you were interested in how sincerity is conveyed like Gunraj et al, you could quote "Sure" and "Sure." (with period" to examine the role of the period in sincerity online.
Social factors:
Explain what extralinguistic (outside of language) factors or dimensions are relevant to understanding the language variation in your project. Connect to t
he reading from Janet Holmes
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Research methods:
Explain what methods your project uses to investigate your research question, and explain why these methods were chosen. Use the required readings and multimedia from the course to make connections.
(Note: if you would prefer to change the methods your group suggested, explain what would you change them to, and why.)
(1 paragraph)
Review the VoiceThreads for other groups. Choose one that you feel you understand well and respond to the prompt below.
Give the title of the proposal you examined. Use your understanding of research methods described in the course to discuss potential complications of their methods: what would you change or improve about the methods, and why? You may also discuss likely results based on your own experiences with CMC.
Part 2 (1-2 paragraphs)
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o Discuss whether you felt the sender used an appropriate channel of communication and why.
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Thesis: it is the main topic of discourse in analytical exposition essay. Commonly the thesis will be placed in the first paragraphs. It also functionalize of introduction of the text. From the text above we see that choosing school will be wiser and safer if it is based on the status of the school; accredited or not.
Arguments: the arguments are the heart of an analytical exposition. The absence of argument, analytical will just talk nothing since a thesis must be evaluated, whether it is true or false later, it does not matter. From the analytical exposition sample above, we see an accredited school graduate will hold better opportunity. Additionally choosing school based on short term interests seem to be less benefit in the end.
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(1 sentence)
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Discuss the
linguistic
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social factors
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research methods
you've chosen to use. To show substantial evidence of critical thinking, your responses must do more than simply identify that concepts appear within your project. Instead, aim to explain, expand, connect, compare, or contrast how the concept appears in your project with how we covered the concept in the course. Each module has a "Readings & Multimedia" page with the required resources; review those resources and use and cite them appropriately.
Linguistic variables:
Quote specific examples to demonstrate the variation in language that your group investigated and explain them. For example, if you were interested in meme grammar like Gawne and Vaughan were, you could quote "teh" and "the" as orthographic and phonetic differences. If you were interested in how sincerity is conveyed like Gunraj et al, you could quote "Sure" and "Sure." (with period" to examine the role of the period in sincerity online.
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he reading from Janet Holmes
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Explain what methods your project uses to investigate your research question, and explain why these methods were chosen. Use the required readings and multimedia from the course to make connections.
(Note: if you would prefer to change the methods your group suggested, explain what would you change them to, and why.)
(1 paragraph)
Review the VoiceThreads for other groups. Choose one that you feel you understand well and respond to the prompt below.
Give the title of the proposal you examined. Use your understanding of research methods described in the course to discuss potential complications of their methods: what would you change or improve about the methods, and why? You may also discuss likely results based on your own experiences with CMC.
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Always On.
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Respond to analytical exposition text
Identify various generic structure of analytical exposition
Write analytical exposition text using correct structure
What is Analytical Exposition?
Analytical Exposition Text
Unit 1 ForumForum Discussion AssignmentKey Questions and
Unit 1 Forum
Forum Discussion Assignment
Key Questions and Outcomes
You will be able to answer the following questions about this topic.
What is euphemistic language?
How is euphemistic language used to manipulate people and to hide or soften the truth?
Video: Euphemistic language: words and phrases that hide meaning, confuse readers and manipulate readers
Watch the video:
Euphemism and Connotation Video.
Assignment: Part 1
Write a response to the video in which you share your own observations about how businesses and government officials use euphemistic language to hide the truth and to manipulate their customers and constituents.
Part 2:
Review and analyze a recent example of communication
you received
at your workplace.
o Identify the components of communication (stimulus, filter, message, medium and destination)
o Discuss any examples of “noise” and/or verbal/non-verbal barriers.
o Discuss whether you felt the sender used an appropriate channel of communication and why.
Post your own work and comment on the work of another students by next class.
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