Again, because you are all working on your presentations, there will be no blog assignment this week. The weekly blog assignments will resume on December 1. Have a happy Thanksgiving holiday!
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It used to be words were written on paper. Now, we can write our words so they are read around the world.
Deadlines and late penalties
Your comments on the week’s blog assignments are due BEFORE 5:00 on Friday. The deadline is always the Friday of the current week. Comments posted after that time, and before 5:00 on the following Monday, will received 20% of earned points. For example, for Week 4, Chapter 3, you must post your comments ON THE BLOG by 5:00 on Friday, October 24 to receive full credit for the points you earn—if you earned 10 out of the 10 points available, you’ll get 10 points. If you don’t post until Sunday, October 26, for Week 4, then you would only receive 8 points (20% of the 10 points earned). Comments posted after 5 p.m. on the Monday following the due date will receive 0 points. Learn to meet deadlines!
Words, writing and blogging
It used to be words were written on paper. Now, we can write our words so they are read around the world.
Welcome
Many interpersonal relations/ communications classes require students to keep a journal throughout the course where they reflect on the week’s assignments and issues. For this class, you will reflect over the Internet instead of on paper. My intent is to increase your confidence and skill in communicating publically over the Internet. You will not only have the benefits of journal-writing, but will also be able to project a positive impression.
Your professional image on the Web
Recent reports show that employers regularly check prospective employees on the Internet, and that about one-third of them decide NOT to interview and/or hire an applicant because of information discovered on the Internet. Your postings will be professional, and will project an image that will please current and future employers.
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About Me
- Erica Hanson
- Slow but steady describes our transition from Wisconsin to Colorado!
1 comment:
Thank you Erica!
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