What should you include in your P3 Report?

Everyone who is revising either Project #1 or Project #2, you should have access to a place under assignment which either says Project #1 Revision or Project #2 Revision. If you do not see this, it means that your name was not on my list.

You should be officially done making any adjustments to those genres and I will be making a full assessment of those in connection with the report.

Each genre be graded on:

How Engaging is it?

• Is it something viewers will want to look at, read, watch or listen?

How Accessible is it?

• How hard is it to access?

• Do I have to click more than twice to reach it from your P3 page?

• Do I need specific software on my computer?

• Does it require me to download it?

• If I like it, how easy is it to share it with others?

How understandable is it?

• Is the message clear? Does it alone make sense or will it only inspire more questions?

How does it connect to your campaign?

• How does it fit with your other genres and the overall message of the campaign?

• How well does it fit with the other two genres?

As stated on Monday, Project #3 will be determined, not only by your genres but also your completion of a 1,000 word+ process report.

Project #3 Process Report will be graded along these parameters:

• Genres: Did all three of your genres meet the minimum requirements?

• Process: What was your decision-making process while putting together this project? Why did you select those genres? What audience were your attempting to reach and why? What were your style and design choices.

• Promotion: Where did you promote your genres? Why did you select these areas for promotion? How did people respond? Did you make changes to optimize others' response to your genres?

This means that your report should be sure to answer all of these questions:

Process:

• What is the name of your campaign and what is its intention?

• What were your genres?

• What was the intended audience?

• Why are these genres appropriate for your audience?

• Why would they appeals to these individuals?

• What rhetorical strategies were involved in the completion of my project?

• What programs and tools did you utilize to complete this project?

Promotion:

• Where did you post these genres and how did you draw attention to them?

• How many social media outlets did you utilize?

• Where did you post your hashtag?

• Which avenue was most successful?

• How many people did you follow in an attempt to get them to follow you back?

• How long have your promoted these genres?

• If the audience did not respond, what were your next steps? What did you do to capture their attention?

Reflection:

• How was the composition process different for these genres than Project 2, and avoid the obvious answers like: one was written and the others were not, or which one was easier.

• What considerations did you have to make for these genres which you did not for Project #2.

• What was most challenging about composing Project #3 vs Project #2?

• What advice would have have given yourself before beginning Project #2 to make Project #3 easier?

Word count is 1,000 words. You should write this like a report. Don't just copy the question and supply the answers. Upload as a Word Document to Canvas AND post on your Wix page.

A note about Wix pages: Most of your Wix pages look pretty sad.

Make sure you are not just uploading documents to your page, but designing the page. Make it look like a professional website which represents you. Copy the design of the Class Wix pages if you are stumped for ideas. Your most updated draft should be visible on the page without having to click on an icon. I should be able to go to your page and be able to read your draft. You may upload your first draft, or short assignments as Pdfs. No Word Docs on the Wix pages.

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