Hybrid+SYP

Home for the on-line version / companion for SYP. SYPers are required to post answers to questions and to read and reply to other posts. Use the discussion tab above to communicate all your brilliance.

(2/28-3/4) || Questions on the lit review ||
 * Week 5
 * 3/1 || What are the **keywords** you are using to find information? What **disciplines** are you searching in for your sources? ||
 * 3/2 || Who are what sources **disagree** with your perspective? ||
 * 3/3 || What **controversies** did you find in the 'literature'? How did this change your focus? ||
 * 3/4 || **Information seeking** - how did it go? Did you find a broad enough range of sources to cover the topic? Was your search narrow enough to exclude irrelevant material? ||

(2/14-18) || So, Last week we discovered a huge gap in the research process. The significance of the "working knowledge" became more critical to refining your research question. This week (2/14) we need to gain serious control of our topic, working knowledge, our handle on the research model, and a really good question. Your Annotated Bibs are due this week please use OWL to figure out what you need. ||
 * Week 4
 * 2/15 || Post three, new bits-o-information you gained from the "Working Knowledge" process. aka New things that will offer a new direction in your research. ||
 * 2/16 || Triage Reading - How will you use Triage reading outside of your SYP work? ||
 * 2/17 || Rough Writing - List three strategies you have for efficient note taking ||
 * 2/18 || What questions do you have about the Lit Review? ||

Date || Questions regarding ARW 2 - post //answers, comments, questions in the discussion board above// ||
 * WEEK 3
 * 2/7-8,9 || Working Knowledge -Regarding your SYP topic, post your Working Knowledge, "who, what, when, where, and maybe even why and how" in no more than 7-9 sentences ||
 * 2/8,9 || Research Model ||

DATE ||  || QUESTION - //post answers, comments, questions in the discussion board above// || following question regarding the PURPOSE of your research - "WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF YOUR RESEARCH?" - in no more than three sentences. || media type="custom" key="9238398"
 * WEEK 2
 * 1/31 ||  || Review the ARW1 page on the wiki. Understand the basic process we've outlined for starting the research project. Tonight, answer the
 * 2/1 ||  || Who would you like your paper's AUDIENCE to be? and WHY? ||
 * 2/2 ||  || How will understanding SCOPE help you draft a BIG 3? ||
 * 2/3 ||  || Please post a "working draft" version of your BIG 3 ||
 * 2/4 ||  || What was the number one 'take-away' from the IRT process? How will that affect your 'revisioning'? ||

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Google Doc Story Assignment (for Wed. 1/26)
Open this document and add to the story.

Working / Saving / Sharing Documents in the Cloud
Google Docs (get a free account with your email) Dropbox (download this for free and save any file(s) you want, accessible anywhere)

Cool way to take notes and save anything you find for later
EverNote (works with "nearly every computer, phone and mobile device out there")