Sunday, June 20, 2010

Week of June 20 - June 26

Listed below is a summary from the Participation and Schedule Pages on D2L:

***Read Chapter 9 - Concealed Claims
***Read Chapter 4 - Repairing Arguments
***Read Chapter 5 - Is that true?

***There is a Test this week on Chapters 1-5, 9 & 11. Please go to D2L to take the test. Prior to taking the test, please review the Quizzes/Tests Page on D2L.

***Please complete the Library Tutorial quiz. No need to email any information about the tutorial.

Discussion: Answer one in each of your three posts, at least 12 hours apart:

1). (Concerning Chapter 11) Violating the Principle of Rational Discussion (page 202) and Content Fallacies (page 201). Pick on, explain the fallacy in your own words, then give a real world example that you have heard in the past. (You may need to do additional online research for the fallacy that you have chosen, if the concept is not clear from the text. You can 'google' the particular fallacy you have chosen for an additional explanation).

2). Concerning Section C in Chapter 5, Advertising on the Internet. Please find a piece of advertising on the internet, provide a link on your blog, screenshot, or include the advertisement in your post, so the class can see what you are discussing. You should then relate the piece of advertising back to the concepts in Sections A and B in Chapter 5. Be sure to discuss the advertising and the concepts you are covering.

3). Pick one concept from the assigned reading that you found useful or interesting and discuss it.

***Remember to post 3 comments to your colleagues blogs this week. As a reminder, the comments must be about the discussion this week. Posting on a past discussion will NOT count for credit.

6 comments:

  1. so you said, prior to taking the test, please review the Quizzes/Tests Page on D2L.
    Is it test 2??? because when I clicked on the quizzes tab it only showed the tests.....


    thanks

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  2. You should simply review the quizzes/tests page on D2L go get familiar with the parameters of the tests.

    :)
    Carol

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  3. On the project sheet it say editorial/ letter and article, which one are we exactly looking for?

    Sonia

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  4. Hi Jinxx - it should be an editorial or letter to the editor. It is an opinion piece, or something that contains an opinion. Check out this wiki page for a brief description about editorials. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Editorial

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  5. Ok. so when I go to NY Times for example I go to the opinion page.

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