Media, Information and Technoculture 3214F/G Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Jimmy Dorsey

• School: Western University
• Department: Media, Information and Technoculture
• Course: Media, Information and Technoculture 3214F/G
• Professor: Tim Blackmore

Document Summary

Any notes (written or sticky); complex notes are okay. Ender"s: know the text; mark up some pages but not all, figure out quotations beforehand. You can attach one page into the course pack must be one sided and glued in; can be typed. Know text so you can be flexible. In short time the best you can do. Do not dump everything onto a page; no word vomit. 3 questions with 2 quotations from 2 different texts. Do not plan an essay to squish into a question; stay on topic. If you can"t speak specifically to the quote, do something else. Don"t have to quote falling down, generally reference the scene. In paragraph 1, discuss key similarities between the examples provided (what do you see this is about: focusing on the similarity you feel is most important, explain, using one quotation from each text, why your. If can"t understand by conclusion then you"re basically fucked.