week 10 : presentations

We wrap up our presentations this evening!

• Note: gradesheet has not been changed since last week!
• Kudos to Madeline for tweeting everyone’s presentations last week while I was out of pocket (both devices occupied)
• TypeWith.Me Pizza Ordering Form

How to procede? Flip a coin? Draw numbers out of a hat? Pick the person whose birthday is closest to today and let them pick?

1. Cathy - http://cathybritt.wordpress.com - PBS, America’s Largest Classroom (6th)
2. Coco (Ko Yun) - http://cocouw.wordpress.com - Mobile In Japan (9th – 1st after food break)
3. Corey - http://coreyac.com/weblog/evolutions-trends - US Mobile Market (1st speaker)
4. Derek - https://derekjwalker.wordpress.com - Broadcast graphics (4th)
5. Dominique – http://dominiquebarni.wordpress.com - The Handheld Museum (7th)
6. Elise - http://mydigitaldiscovery.wordpress.com - Music Distribution (16th)
7. Eric - http://mcdmstudent.wordpress.com - Digital Music (5th – 1st after break)
8. Evan - http://evanwestmedia.wordpress.com - Transmedia (10th)
9. Josh - http://samsonj.wordpress.com - Video Games as Narrative Form (12th)
10. Lara - https://laraunderhill.wordpress.com - Employee Communication (2nd)
11. Lisa - http://lisamcdm10.wordpress.com - Sports Fans (13th)
12. Louise - http://louisemaxwell.wordpress.com - Radio Drama (11th)
13. Madeline - http://madmoy.wordpress.com - How the automobile drove the restaurant review business (14th -1st after the last break)
14. Tarja - http://tik10mcdm.wordpress.com - Networked Information Society (15th)
15. Teri - http://teriwieg.wordpress.com - From Flyers to Facebook (17th)
16. Ting - http://kangting21.wordpress.com - Evolution of Media & Impact on Jrl (8th)
17. Zanna - http://zannabrazil.wordpress.com - Money Transfer – Telegraph to Mobile Transfer (3rd)

Assignments

• Tuesday June 7 at 6 pm – Catalyst – paper, annotated bibliography. I’d appreciate your PPTs if they aren’t downloadable off of Slideshare
• Wednesday June 8 at 6 pm – WP sites published with a blog post announcing the fact (thinking about self-promotion)

Notes

• Course Evaluations Tonight!
• Remember – intro -> get to the point, engage our attention quickly then tell us what the paper is about: clearly, precisely. This is the roadmap – essential for this type of writing. Essential for good business writing, too.
• Conclusion -> rests on everything that came before it (no new info) and restates (in an interesting way) the opening.

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