WP1 Basics
Genre & Media
Audience & Rhetoric
Reflection
Revision & Grading
100

What is the the first major writing project in ENGL 103?

What is WP1: Narrative 2.0?

100

A video, podcast, website, or comic could all serve as an example of _______.

A medium or form of media!

100

WP1 asks students to adapt their material to meet the need of ________ and ___________.

Audience and rhetorical situation!

100

The minimum length for the WP1 reflection is how many words?

800 words!

100

What types of drafts demonstrate a basic understanding of the assignment requirements.

Completion drafts!

200

Before beginning the adaptation, what do first need to write?

Narrative 1.0 or a short personal narrative!
200

WP1 requires at least one mode other than what?

Written text!

200

The reflection asks you to explain who the ___________ is. 

Chosen audience!

200

The reflection should explain the choices you made regarding what two aspects of the adaptation?

Genre and format/medium
200

You should always upload you revision draft to _______ after uploading it to Blackboard.

Your online portfolio!

300

What does your narrative need to be adapted into for WP1?

A new medium and genre!

300

To earn a C on the adaptation, the project must be adapted in a new _________.

Genre!

300

For the B level, students must discuss specific features of their audience, including what two things?

Demographics and tastes!

300

For a C, students must provide a specific ________ to help identify their target audience and generic features.

A model/example of the genre.

300

According to the revision-draft instructions, failing to meet all requirements in the C column results in what grade? 

An F :(

400

Your adaptation should contain roughly the equivalent of how many words?

800!

400

When choosing a genre and medium that are appropriate for this project, what should you consider?

What kind of story you are telling, your audience, the rhetorical situation!

400

Choosing images, sounds, colors, pacing, or other features specifically to appeal to your audience is an example of making what kinds of choices?

Rhetorical choices!

400

For a B, students must explain what their makes their model an ideal example of _________.

The genre.

400

For the B level of the reflection, students must respond to feedback from who? 

The instructor and peers!

500

The reflection makes up what percentage of the WP1 grade?

50%!

500

A student changes their written narrative into a podcast. According to WP1, the new version of the story may substantially change in order to fit the new ________ and _______.

Genre and audience!

500

The reflection asks students to explain why their narrative _____, _______, and ________ the way it does.

looks, sounds, and feels!

500

For an A, students must identify how many specific features of their model that they hope to recreate?

3!

500

To reach the A level of the reflection, students must explain what changes they made based on feedback and ______ they chose to make those changes?

Why!

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