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7650 Assignment

Applied Project Draft (AP1)
Assignment Description
Tags
Value: 15 points

updated 1-
15-09 | C6 blog entry about this assignment
4-6-09: see change notes for 2010


Purpose of this Assignment
In this assignment, the Applied Project begins to come together.  Most (or all) of the required components have appeared in earlier drafts.

Task
In an online format, assemble all pieces of the applied project together, in the order below.  Respond to all prior feedback. Proofread this draft carefully (not because I will count off much for mistakes, but because each one slows the process down significantly).

Use first person throughout - you are telling the story of what you did and what you learned.

Once again: conciseness is good; there is no need to write volumes of narrative, except for where it seems to be genuinely needed.

Use the Tag List, just for this draft.  Highlight each in yellow - many will appear in headings.  You may remove these tags in subsequent drafts. 

Components

Submission Format


Evaluation Rubric
URL: _____________________________________

Criterion
Value
Your assessment
MAF's assessment
Complete:
[]contains all tags
[]tags match their meanings
7


Feedback:
You have summarized previous feedback and made an attempt to address each point.
5


Mechanics and scholarship:
[]references, in proper APA
[]grammar, spelling, formatting, etc.: as clean as possible
[]updated timeline
[]self-assessment
3


Total:

Comments:



Reference





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1-15-09: refreshed for 2009
Assignment created for Spring 2008
Expires 12-31-09

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http://it.coe.uga.edu/~mfitzger/7650/applied-project-draft1.html

Change notes 4/6/09 (after 2009 use of this assignment): add title of project as required component; require highlights in this version (and all previous) that show recent changes; this works best as a Word doc; point at which it switches to online is perhaps not specific enough?  limit downloadables in final online version.

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