1.2 Draft Workshop
In this workshop, we will perform a workshop not unlike the workshop we observed in the cheesy video we watch Friday.
To begin, make sure that your 1.2 draft is saved in your public_html folder and linked in a post in your blog. To refresh yourself on the assignment, read through it quickly if necessary.
In your groups, find a partner. You will respond to his/ her draft as comment to the draft posting. Read your partner's draft one time through quickly without taking notes. When you are finished, write a quick, informal reflection. (This should be about two sentences.) Read the draft again quickly. As you read, make note of positive things, negative things, and things you have questions about. When you are finished, comment on these positives, negatives, and questions.
The reflection and comments should all be posted in the comment field. The draft workshop should take you about 40 minutes to complete.
To begin, make sure that your 1.2 draft is saved in your public_html folder and linked in a post in your blog. To refresh yourself on the assignment, read through it quickly if necessary.
In your groups, find a partner. You will respond to his/ her draft as comment to the draft posting. Read your partner's draft one time through quickly without taking notes. When you are finished, write a quick, informal reflection. (This should be about two sentences.) Read the draft again quickly. As you read, make note of positive things, negative things, and things you have questions about. When you are finished, comment on these positives, negatives, and questions.
The reflection and comments should all be posted in the comment field. The draft workshop should take you about 40 minutes to complete.
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