Dear all,
The usual hard copy in-class subject assessment survey has been replaced with an electronic thingie.
Although we don't have an LMS page for this subject, I'm assured that the subject will appear on your surveys on your student portal home page.
If not, this is a direct link to the survey module, which I think will open up surveys for all your subjects.
It should be a brief process, and the uni can always do with feedback on all aspects of coursework and teaching, so I encourage you to do it for all your subjects.
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on other matters, the homework for Week 11 was to look at a disaster through the prism of Twitter, Facebook and blogs, and to try to write a short report on that
of course it's too late for the Tuesday class, but if you're a Wednesday person, here's an excuse to mess around on the Internet and call it work.
For Week 12, we will have a lot of workshopping, David Foster Wallace and cake. I'm also hoping to talk about the concept of the "star" writer, which DFW was, and to look at a couple of others. If you have any favourites you're crazy about, this is the chance to proselytize about them.
by the final week I will have firm times for me to be at uni to meet any of you who want to discuss your work. I'm hoping that will be more or less close to the usual class times. After class I'll post the remaining times here; please check back before emailing me asking for meeting times!
thanks,
Jenny
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