Discussion Threads |
Proposal |
Posting to Discussion Threads--You should, at
a minimum, post two times per week on two different days the
equivalent of two typed pages (500 words). Aim to be terse without losing
substance. Consider editing your post with a word processor before you paste
it into your posting on
WebCT Lakehead. |
You will be
posting your proposal even if it is
not complete at this time. It is normal to share work-in-progress at a
Colloquium. Indeed the constructive feedback often leads to a better
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Some discussion threads are light and
conversational as at a Colloquium. Others are substantive and
scholarly. Both types serve a purpose. |
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One posting might be in response to a
question. Another might provide a context that leads to a question.
Questions facilitate discussion. |
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Remember the course is equivalent to a three
hour class each week, plus readings and assignments. Your postings should
reflect a substantial investment of time. |
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Attendance |
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Like any graduate class attendance is
mandatory. |
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