As we move forward, you’ll continue commenting on each other’s posts, but now you’ll have specific discussion groups to help you get to know one another better. I hope you enjoy! Here are the groups: Heather Abner; Benjamin Coultis (brcoultis); Luis Hernandez-Carrizal (lahernandex5) Rebecca Buck (rjbuck); Samuel Lagle; Kelsie Hicks (krhicks); Daryl Reynolds; Chaun Johnson … Continue reading Discussion Groups Set
Greer, J. D., Hardin, M., Homan, C. (2009). “Naturally” less exciting? Visual production of men’s and women’s track and field coverage during the 2004 Olympics. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, 53(2), 173-189. https://doi.org/10.1080/08838150902907595 Weekly Overview: Once you’ve finished last week’s potential employer assignment, make sure to post it on blog site and upload the … Continue reading Week 5: Discuss, Learn More, Take a Quiz, & Find an Article
Weekly Overview: You read about sampling in Part 4 of Patten and Newhart last week. Now, it’s time to move on to Part 5: Measurement. There are powerpoints available for this chapter in your Activity Checklist. We won’t have any review videos again until next week when we start looking at Part 6. You also … Continue reading Week 4: Measurements and Job Prep
Weekly Overview: The Forsyth workshop I mentioned about developing a research topic is this Wednesday. I hope you can attend. The link is in your activities checklist. In class, you’ll have a quiz on Parts 1 through 3 of the current text and a new chapter to read. Also, we’ll start using the blog for … Continue reading Week 3: Review, Reading, & Quiz!