For those of you who missed class, I recommend hooking up with someone + begging them to PUHLEEEZ critique your work as that’s part of the final story packet.
The rest of you: I’ll edit your drafts when you have a FULL draft with all the component parts to it
Your finals for the first story are due on THURSDAY + the SOCIAL MEDIA stuff we’re doing in class. I think I may have screwed up the date on the syllabus (I don’t have mine in front of me)…rest assured, it is Thursday.
The link to the social media instructions is right here.
EMB 265: We’ll be going over the social media stuff in class tomorrow and Thursday; JOU 220: this will be your assignment when I am out of class on Thursday.
We’ll go over everything in class, but you should make sure that you are working on this so you have relevant questions for me
Just a reminder that we will not have class on Thursday as I have to give a presentation in Cincinnati (which you are all welcome to see if you so choose. Please see the OUT & ABOUT section for details).
I will pass out a list of instructions for signing up for Social Media on Tuesday (’cause you still have an assignment to do), which you can try on Thursday. We’ll cover the homework the following week; however, I we need to press forward. I have the utmost confidence in your ability to try
Some of us have talked about David Foster Wallace in the last week. We’re going to continue with that theme a bit this week with Randy Pausch, who can teach you things that I can’t.
Just a reminder that your presentations and reports are due tomorrow. Your reports should be COMPREHENSIVE, which means that every page should be represented (every page, not I have 10 pages that do the same thing…every page), your navigation should be set, your text should be set (is it 3 sentences, will it scroll, will it change), your images and logos should be represented…
In other words, you should know exactly what will be where, what it will look like and what it will say. If you don’t have that, you will be docked. This is a pre-plan, which means you have this completely planned out.
A pre-plan isn’t…well, I will kinda look like this.
I’ve said this in class (and on your logs and on the rubric), but I wanted to re-iterate.
Every page. Every asset. All represented. And all represented on the timeline.