Alright, it seems that the semester is getting away from us. We've got a week to knock this out but I know we can do it. Here is a suggested timeline and distribution of work. Any of this can be changed but I've always found it's easier to revise a rough draft than to come up with something from scratch. Please reference the rubric for more extensive descriptions of the tasks
Task One - Choose a media. If anyone has something in mind, please post in response to this and we'll go with it. We need to have this selected tonight to ensure this assignment can be done by next Sunday and with quality.
Task two - Describe the technology - We need someone to volunteer to take the lead on this and post an initial response in the blog, where others can help create a final product. This should be complete by Tuesday, but we need to get a start on it so task three can build off this.
Task three - Choose the theory of media selection. This will take the most time. If someone can volunteer to take the lead on this and another person can volunteer to assist, I think those two individuals should be able to take a smaller role on the next lab.
Task four - Interviews. I can take the lead on this. I'll post my findings by Thursday.
Task five - Write the paper. I'm imagining that we will have enough written up and on our blog by next Saturday that someone can take those pieces and put them together to make a paper. This is another big task and would be ideal for someone who is busy during the week but would have time next weekend to help out. I think we should have at least one person proof read, if not two. Kevin is our official editor. Kevin - When do you want the paper turned over to you so that you have enough time?
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