Submitting Your Work on OpenLab After you have completed your essay, you will copy-and-paste it in its entirety (including the Works Cited) into a new blog post on our OpenLab site. As a reminder, you create a new blog post by following these directions: 1) Login to OpenLab and navigate to our class’ site. 2) Mouse over the + sign on our site’s gray menu bar and click on 3) You will now be on the Add “Post.” New Post page. 4) Where it says, title here,” click and type your title (create your own “Enter informative title followed by your name, such as: Opportunities in the Professional and Technical Writing Program at City Tech by Jason Ellis). 5) In the large white box beneath the title, you can type or copy-and-paste the writing that you have done elsewhere. This is where you will create your Project 2 blog post. 6) Click when you are ready for it to be read on “Publish” OpenLab. Schedule Week Day Date Announcements Reading Due 6 M 10/5 Student-led introduction to the Medina, Beginning of class Brain Rules, reading. Wiring. writing: summary of reading. Introduce Project Two. OpenLab: Type and Lab: Brainstorm ideas and post your reading create outline for Project 2. summaries from Be prepared to discuss your previous week as brainstorming with your comments to the peer review group and give appropriate blog posts feedback to others on their on our OpenLab ideas during our next class. before arriving to class today. Project One blog post due on our OpenLab site. W 10/7 Student-led introduction to the Medina, Beginning of class Rules, reading. Attention. writing: summary of reading. Exercise on citing a book using MLA Professional Bring your typed Style. brainstorming ideas and outline to class for Peer group activity: share peer group discussion. your brainstorming and You will hand this in outline. Discuss your reasons at the end of class for pursuing your after you have major/career. discussed your ideas with your peer review Begin writing your essay team. over the weekend. Focus on your introduction, which should be new writing and not copy-and-pasted from your previous project essay. 7 M 10/12 No class.
Submitting Your Work on OpenLab After you have completed your essay, you will copy-and-paste it in its entirety (including the Works Cited) into a new blog post on our OpenLab site. As a reminder, you create a new blog post by following these directions: 1) Login to OpenLab and navigate to our class’ site. 2) Mouse over the + sign on our site’s gray menu bar and click on “Post.” 3) You will now be on the Add New Post page. 4) Where it says, “Enter title here,” click and type your title (create your own informative title followed by your name, such as: Opportunities in the Professional and Technical Writing Program at City Tech by Jason Ellis). 5) In the large white box beneath the title, you can type or copy-and-paste the writing that you have done elsewhere. This is where you will create your Project 2 blog post. 6) Click “Publish” when you are ready for it to be read on OpenLab. Schedule Week Day Date Announcements Reading Due 6 M 10/5 Student-led introduction to the reading. Introduce Project Two. Lab: Brainstorm ideas and create outline for Project 2. Be prepared to discuss your brainstorming with your peer review group and give feedback to others on their ideas during our next class. Medina, Brain Rules, Wiring. Beginning of class writing: summary of reading. OpenLab: Type and post your reading summaries from previous week as comments to the appropriate blog posts on our OpenLab before arriving to class today. Project One blog post due on our OpenLab site. W 10/7 Student-led introduction to the reading. Exercise on citing a book using MLA Professional Style. Peer group activity: share your brainstorming and outline. Discuss your reasons for pursuing your major/career. Begin writing your essay over the weekend. Focus on your introduction, which should be new writing and not copy-and-pasted from your previous project essay. Medina, Rules, Attention. Beginning of class writing: summary of reading. Bring your typed brainstorming ideas and outline to class for peer group discussion. You will hand this in at the end of class after you have discussed your ideas with your peer review team. 7 M 10/12 No class.
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