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This document provides the schedule and assignment details for Project 3 of the ENGL 317 Technical Writing course. It outlines the following key details: 1) The project involves creating an infographic to visualize statistical data through textual outlines, wireframes, peer reviews, and recorded screencasts due between weeks 7-9. 2) Assignments are due by 11:59PM on specified due dates, and late submissions will lose a letter grade per day. 3) Deliverables due by the end of week 9 include the infographic, screencast, self-evaluation, and ensuring all submission files and URLs are accessible.
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2. It outlines 4 weeks of work involving usability testing of a document, peer reviewing drafts, creating a white paper, and recording a screencast presentation of usability findings.
3. Key deliverables due on the final day include a self-evaluation, the white paper, and the screencast URL. Students are instructed to verify their submissions.
Project3 Schedule Steps Engl317 Summer2021
This 3-page document outlines the steps and timeline for Project 3. It includes:
1. An estimated 12 hours to complete the project, broken into 4 steps over 3 hours each.
2. The first step involves reviewing materials on data visualization and choosing a data set.
3. The second step has students create an outline and wireframe for an infographic.
4. Step three is to create the infographic using provided options.
5. The final step involves creating a screencast to justify design choices.
All deliverables are due by Sunday at 11:59 PM and must be submitted through the online portal.
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Project4 schedule engl317_spring
1. The document outlines the schedule and deliverables for Project 4 of an English technical writing course over 4 weeks.
2. It details the tasks to be completed each week, including conducting usability testing of tutorials, drafting sections of a white paper, and creating a screencast presentation of usability findings.
3. Key deliverables due on April 18 are a self-evaluation, the full white paper, and the URL to the screencast; students are instructed to verify their submissions are complete.
Project4 schedule engl317_ada-fall
This document provides a schedule and instructions for Project 4 of an English technical writing course. It outlines 4 weeks of work involving usability testing, writing a white paper, and creating a screencast. Key deliverables include a self-evaluation, white paper, and screencast discussing usability findings, all due on November 22. The schedule directs students to read about usability testing, conduct a cognitive walkthrough, draft and peer review sections of the white paper, and record and peer review their screencast.
Updated English 313 Project 3 Schedule-Spr 2019-TThF2F
This document outlines the schedule and assignments for Project 3 of an Intercultural Communication course over 3 weeks. It details the due dates and requirements for each week, which include brainstorming workplace scenarios, completing a creative brief worksheet on cultural differences, drafting a slideshow and script, recording a slidecast, conducting peer reviews, and submitting all project deliverables by the final due date. Students are instructed to test their slidecast recording and verify their submission is correct in the drop box.
Online_Project3_Schedule_Engl313_Spring2019
This document outlines the schedule and assignments for Project 3 of the ENGL 313 Business Writing course over 3 weeks. It details the weekly readings, discussion posts, and draft submissions for a creative brief and slidecast on intercultural communication. The project deliverables of submitting the final slidecast URL and verifying the submission are due by Sunday March 10th at 11:59 PM.
F2F_Project2_Schedule_Engl313_Spring2019
This document outlines the schedule and deadlines for Project 2 of the ENGL 313 Business Writing course over 3 weeks. It details the in-class and homework assignments each week which include brainstorming ideas, peer reviewing drafts of a public service announcement (PSA) poster or billboard, creating a screencast demonstrating the design principles used, and revising the project deliverables which are due on February 17th. Students must submit their PSA, screencast URL, and verify their submission is complete by the deadline.
ENGL 317 Project 4 Schedule Fall 2021
This document outlines the schedule and deliverables for Project 4 of an English technical writing course. It lists the work to be completed each week from weeks 10 to 13, including conducting usability testing of a website, drafting sections of a white paper, peer reviewing assignments, recording a screencast, and submitting all deliverables by the due date of Sunday November 21st. Students are instructed to read assigned articles on usability testing and study provided slide presentations, draft parts of a white paper for peer review on set dates, conduct a cognitive walkthrough usability test of a website and take notes, and create and peer review a screencast presenting usability findings before submitting all materials by the deadline.
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