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== Report #1 == | == Report #1 == | ||
This is a strong report, with good research, clear details and effective writing. You could deepen your analysis a bit more, considering why AP's approach seems to be effective in reaching its target audience and how it distinguishes itself from other nature/educational channels. The wiki editing seemed to be unequally distributed amongst your team - make sure everyone is participating equally. Your presentation was a bit less organized than it should have been - clarify who is supposed to cover what material more in advance, and practice the coordination between speakers. --[[User:Jason Mittell|Jason Mittell]] 21:39, 24 October 2010 (UTC) | This is a strong report, with good research, clear details and effective writing. You could deepen your analysis a bit more, considering why AP's approach seems to be effective in reaching its target audience and how it distinguishes itself from other nature/educational channels. The wiki editing seemed to be unequally distributed amongst your team - make sure everyone is participating equally. Your presentation was a bit less organized than it should have been - clarify who is supposed to cover what material more in advance, and practice the coordination between speakers. --[[User:Jason Mittell|Jason Mittell]] 21:39, 24 October 2010 (UTC) | ||
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| + | == Reports #2 & 3 == | ||
| + | These reports are fairly erratic, with some good points and analysis interspersed with awkward writing and underdeveloped sections. Work on revising for maximizing clarity and analysis throughout. Your presentations lacked a sense of planning and polish, with vague points and weak structure. The balance between group members is a significant problem, with lack of participation across the entire group based on the editing history on the wiki. --[[User:Jason Mittell|Jason Mittell]] 21:54, 22 November 2010 (UTC) | ||
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Report #1
This is a strong report, with good research, clear details and effective writing. You could deepen your analysis a bit more, considering why AP's approach seems to be effective in reaching its target audience and how it distinguishes itself from other nature/educational channels. The wiki editing seemed to be unequally distributed amongst your team - make sure everyone is participating equally. Your presentation was a bit less organized than it should have been - clarify who is supposed to cover what material more in advance, and practice the coordination between speakers. --Jason Mittell 21:39, 24 October 2010 (UTC)
Reports #2 & 3
These reports are fairly erratic, with some good points and analysis interspersed with awkward writing and underdeveloped sections. Work on revising for maximizing clarity and analysis throughout. Your presentations lacked a sense of planning and polish, with vague points and weak structure. The balance between group members is a significant problem, with lack of participation across the entire group based on the editing history on the wiki. --Jason Mittell 21:54, 22 November 2010 (UTC)