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IN
CLASS: delivery
of academic presentations
OUT OF CLASS: Revising research paper; conference with
Christine or an OCT
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Feb 26: No Class
Writing
Due: Revised
Academic Presentation materials due: upload and attach
to your Forum folder by 11:59pm today. Include your cover
memo.
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Feb 27: Academic Presentations: Presentation order
will be e-mailed and posted on class website (section page)
by 7am
- Panel
1: "Online
economies: Pricing, Shopping, and Playing" - Erica, Wontai,
Dennis
- Panel
2: "Politics
and the Internet: Censorship and Digital Rights" - Patrick,
Steve
- Panel
3: "Perils
and Possibilities of Computer Gaming" - Lee, Loren
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Mar 1: Academic Presentations
- Panel
1: "Going
Virtual: Communities, Commerce, and Professional Play"
- Charlie, Jeffrey, Josh
- Panel
2: "Benefits
of the Game" - Emily, Thaddeus
- Panel
3: "Real
World Implications of Digital Technology" - Ruidi, Susan,
Noah
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Mar 2: NO CLASS
Writing
Due at noon: Option A Group Cross-section peer reviews.
Peer reviews for Dan (reviewer = Josh), Katie (reviewer=Jeffrey)
and Alina (reviewer = Susan) due. Assignment:
Read the most recent version of your peer review
partner's paper (available in his/her forum folder) and then
post a peer review response to your partner's draft in his/her
forum folder by 12noon today. No official form required, but
please write a response of at least 150 words that engages
the success of the argument and the delivery of that argument.
Remember to include praise as well as constructive criticism.
If you are feeling at a loss about what to comment on, look
at the questions on the peer review form you received on your
first draft for inspiration. (This assignment is only
for those students whose peer review partners have selected
Option A - if your partner has chosen Option B, you have no
assignment due today!)
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