Posting Your Unit 1 Project

It’s finally time to post your unit project to your blog! Before you post, exchange your draft with someone in your group and have them proofread it (i.e. checking for mistakes in spelling, grammar, etc.). Feel free to ask me if you have any grammar questions. Once your post is proofed and ready to go, log in to blogger.com and post it! Don’t forget to:

• begin by pasting in your text, selecting all of it, then clicking the remove formatting button (the T with the X over it). If you don’t complete this step you will almost certainly run into trouble formatting your post. 
• give your post a substantive title (i.e. not “Unit 1 Project” or something similar) 
• include your works cited list (formatted according to the style sheet your group created earlier this semester) 
• credit any pictures or other multimedia content if their creative commons license requires attribution 

After your post is live, have another member of your group look it over, making one more check for spelling and grammatical mistakes and also checking for formatting problems and inconsistencies. Your post will be considered submitted at the end of the class period.

Turning in Your Other Assignments

Just to make sure that I have all of the work that you have completed for this unit, I want you to email me a list of links to the assignments you have completed on Google Docs. Here are the assignments I’m expecting:

• Feeder 1.1 
• Feeder 1.2 
• Feeder 1.3 
• Feeder 1.4 
• Activity: Argument (analysis of 9/11 memorial article) 
• Introduction to Draft Workshops (your group’s comments on the sample draft) 
• Draft Workshop #1: Introduction (completed using the sample workshop questions above) 
• Draft Workshop #2: Organization (retrospective outline) 
• Draft Workshop #3: (these questions: http://lupton105032.blogspot.com/2012/09/draft-workshop-2-unit-1-project.html) 
• Draft Workshop #4: Style (these questions: http://lupton105032.blogspot.com/2012/09/draft-workshop-style.html) 
• Draft Workshop #5: Editing (rewriting the intro paragraph using the Paramedic Method) 

First, make sure that each of your Google Docs is shared with my correct email address. Next, email me (at my gmail address) links to each of the documents where you completed the assignments. Since multiple assignments will be in some Google Docs, your list might be formatted like this:

http://www.google.com/drive/link#1

• Feeder 1.1 
• Feeder 1.2 
• Feeder 1.3 
• Feeder 1.4 

http://www.google.com/drive/link#2

• Draft Workshop #1: Introduction (completed using the sample workshop questions above) 
• Draft Workshop #2: Organization (retrospective outline) 

etc.