BLOGGING SCHEDULE

Hello, Everyone:

Here is our blogging schedule as it stands:

• 1/15 - Alex, Cassandra, Rachel C., Tyler
• 1/22 - Alex, Anneleise, Annette, Austin, Chris, Donovan, Erik, Joey, Lindsey, Nate, Rachel Y.
• 1/29 - Amanda, Brittany S., Catalina, Corey, Jenn, Jordan, Katherine, Nick, Rachel C.
• 2/12 - Brittany M., Brittany S., Donovan, Erik, Joey, Joseph, Nick, Rachel Y., Shay, Stacey
• 2/21 - Annette, Austin, Cassandra, Danae, Lindsey, Katherine, Morgan, Vanessa
• 3/21 - Anneleise, Danae, Joseph, Morgan, Nate, Shay, Tyler, Vanessa
• 4/2 - Amanda, Brittany M., Catalina, Chris, Corey, Jenn, Jordan, Stacey

If you are one of Tuesday's bloggers, be sure to read carefully through our shared <guidelines>, so that you do your very best on your post. You are, to some degree, a discussion leader through your blogging, and your blog post is, to some degree, formal writing, so your readers are willing to have you educate and engage them. If you have specific questions about the blog (e.g., genre, format, content, etc.) feel free to e-mail me.

If you are one of Tuesday's respondents, remember that the <guidelines> apply to your responses as well, since I am asking for the equivalent of a well-articulated and thoughtful post, even though you will be "commenting" to someone else's post. You should plan to have the texts at hand so you can quote specifically (if needed), cite page numbers, and get names and details as accurately as possible. These are all important aspects of communicating publicly and we're hoping to build good habits early.

And finally, remember that your first blog post should appear on your own blog, and not on the course blog. So, if you have not yet sent me the  URL for your new blog, please do so ASAP so that I can post it in the right-hand navigation bar. Otherwise, your classmates will not know where to go to read your post.

Do well, but have fun with it!

-Prof. Graban