Logistics
The total word count range required for your final script
What is 1,200 – 1,500 words?
This style is most common in Humanities; its in-text citation includes the Author and Page Number.
What is MLA?
The specific person, group, or community a writer intends to reach.
Who is the Audience?
This type of source comes directly from a local archive, letter, or first-hand account.
What is a Primary Source
The specific geographic location your podcast project must focus on.
What is Boston?
The minimum number of total sources required for the project.
What is 4 Sources?
In this style, the Year of publication is placed in parentheses immediately after the author.
What is APA?
The person who is speaking or writing.
Who is the Rhetor?
In a podcast, you use this spoken introduction to a quote instead of a parenthetical citation.
What is a signal phrase?
The name of the 1974 crisis that still "mutates" and affects Boston today.
What is the Busing Crisis?
The estimated speaking time for your written script
What is 10 minutes?
In an MLA Works Cited page, entries must be organized in this specific order.
What is Alphabetical Order?
The urgent need or demand that prompts a writer to create a text
What is the Exigence?
A source written by an expert that has been vetted by other experts before publication.
What is a peer-reviewed source or What is a Secondary Source?
This theorist argued that texts "circulate" in rhetorical ecologies rather than sitting still.
Who is Jenny Edbauer?
The three main assessment priorities listed on your rubric.
What are Rhetorical Awareness, Research Integration, and Narrative Structure?
APA uses this specific title for its bibliography page, rather than Works Cited
What is References?
The available means of persuasion, often categorized as Ethos, Pathos, and Logos.
What are Rhetorical Appeals?
This type of bibliography includes a brief summary and evaluation under each citation.
What is an Annotated Bibliography?
The core purpose of your podcast is to bring "noise" to this.
What is Stark Silence?
The layout of your document, featuring audio cues on the left and dialogue on the right.
What is the dual-column script format?
In APA, if you cite a source with 3 or more authors, you use this Latin abbreviation meaning "and others."
What is "et al"?
The "______ approach" is following rules without the "why."
What is the GPS?
The term for discovering where a source came from by looking at in-text clues.
What is reverse-engineering?
The term for writing that serves as a tool for social intervention and resistance.
What is Activism?