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Peer Review and Blog Reflection, 11/26/18

Peer Review and Blog Reflection, 11/26/18

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Peer Review: Strategy Project First, read through each others’ statement of purpose and design plan. Then, show your group members your project, or have them read through it or listen to it. Give each person in your group a few minute to present their project before you discuss it as a group. For authors: Discuss the challenges you faced/are still facing while completing this project. What do you still need help with? What are you most concerned about? For reviewers:…

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11/12/18 Peer Review: Strategy Project Statement of Purpose and Design Plan

11/12/18 Peer Review: Strategy Project Statement of Purpose and Design Plan

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Exchange drafts with your assigned partner. Read over your partner’s draft, and respond to the following questions from Wysocki and Lynch’s chapter: Statement of Purpose Does the author have a clear statement of purpose? Does the statement clearly show the project’s purpose, audience, and context? Does the statement show how the project’s purpose is tied to the audience and context of communication? Is the author’s purpose reflecting a goal related to something beyond themselves or their immediate group of peers?…

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Rhetorical analysis exercise and peer review, 10/1/18

Rhetorical analysis exercise and peer review, 10/1/18

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I. Collaborative Rhetorical Analysis Exercise Let’s all take about 10 minutes to quickly read through this piece quietly. When we’re finished, we’ll walk through the following questions together: What is the title of the article? Who is the author? What is the article about? What is the author’s central claim? How does the author make that claim? Think about the terms of rhetorical analysis that we discussed last week. What other, larger conversations does this article connect to? What is the extended…

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Directions for Peer Review, 9/12/18

Directions for Peer Review, 9/12/18

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Copy and paste the questions from this handout to the bottom of your first draft document. Stay in your peer review groups. Open your first draft in Google Docs. Share that document with the members of your group. Do the following for each group member’s draft: Read through the essay, making comments. Make sure that you are using “suggesting mode” in Google Docs. Leave a summative paragraph at the end. Respond to the questions posted at the end of the document about…

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