Tinkering with Technology One Late Night at a Time
>Hello Students:
I thought I would post a quick note here to update you on tomorrow’s class. After reading the first set of case study papers, two things became clear:
I have not done a quality job explaining the assignments + the materials for you; and
the class needs to spend some time discussing writing and logic skills.
To that [...]
Hello Students:
I’ve written up the general critique notes for the class (in lieu of individual critiques, although your pieces will have copious notes on them). As you are working on your second critiques, please refer to this document.
You can find it on the Wiki’s main page or you click directly to the page.
Please make sure [...]
Hello Students:
I’ve uploaded Nick von Foerster’s critique of the David Foster Wallace profile. He did an excellent job analyzing the piece. My notes are scrawled on it, which is a bit of a distraction. However, I highly recommend that you read his work and use it as an example of what you should be doing [...]
Hello Students:
Just a quick note to let you know that the Ethics SM Discussion grades are in and the IComm presentation grades are in (the materials grades will be done on Monday).
Each group will get a typed response from regarding their work (not that my chicken scratch isn’t really helpful).
The Magazine critique grades are finished. [...]
Hello Students:
If you left your book in the Ethics class today, I have it. Send me an email or stop by my office and you can have it back.
Have a good weekend.
Hello Students:
Your critique and quiz grades should be up now. You will get a full response on the quiz next week. Here is the explanation, for now:
Everyone who participated by the Monday, 5 pm deadline received 65 points (the total for completing the quiz) and 35 points were allocated for the individual answers that were [...]
Hello Students:
Since you won’t get my thoughts back until AFTER you turn in your next critiques, I thought I would post a few general comments here:
by and large, you did well on your first pass; however,
you need to get specific in the text. There were far too many generalities and assumptions (e.g. you assume that [...]
Hello Students:
Two things:
1 – Phil brought up a point that maybe some of you are struggling with. The CRITIQUE for tomorrow is for the award-winning profile of David Foster Wallace (the link is in the syllabus). The Critique instructions are in the BSU Lecture Notes.
2 – Please don’t steal the locks on the Wiki. If [...]
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