Each person must complete 2 blog posts and 2 @ responses on their thoughts, feelings, and physical actions as they try to answer the following question:
What is the most appropriate format, method of organization, and audience for presenting this topic?Don't forget you must attend the required lesson and hand in work due so you can pass to next phase.
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ReplyDeleteWE MUST SEARCH AGAIN!! RE-SEARCH....whoa
ReplyDeleteI feel I am a proficient researcher and would probably come as a 4. I'm best at actually finding all the information but have some trouble sorting through it and taking notes.
ReplyDeleteI think that research is a good thing to do in the end because it helps you get a lot more information that you didn't know originally, even if the process may be antaginizing
ReplyDeleteh8 research but you hav 2 do it
ReplyDeleteWhen i hear the word reasearch I automatically think..work. It is not a bad thing, it helps you get the information that you need on whatever you are reasearching. I feel that it is a helpful resource to have but it could also take a lot of time that you might not have.
ReplyDelete@Brandon it's spelled antagonizing
ReplyDeleteI think that I have some small problems searching for information, but I can find facts quickly when I have a source and have to take notes.
ReplyDeleteI think research is bad but I am #1
ReplyDeleteI do not think there is anything easy about it. I am bad at taking notes.
I find something that is interesting.
When choosing a topic I usually use one of three tactics. If i know anything about the topics, I will choose the one with which I have the most knowledge. If I don't know very much about any of them I will choose either the one that seems the easiest or the most interesting.
ReplyDeleteIt depends on what I am reasearching whether or not it is a topic that I'm confident in. On a scale from one to five i would have to say 3.5
ReplyDeleteBut researching helps at the end
ReplyDeleteResearch is basically copying information in your own words. There isn't anything special or unique about it. In a way, it's just creative plagiarizing
ReplyDeleteI believe I would give myself a 3.5 on my ability to research. I gave myself this score because a kind find the information but all the websites and eBooks, etc. gets me confused.
ReplyDelete@Sam I also have some of the same problems trying to root out a good source. I have found that if you are trying to persuade somebody it is best to site facts from a website that also supports the cause. If you are trying to do a research on a company such as Kellogs, you can look on their website as well as the websites of people who are opposing them.
ReplyDeleteWhen I choose a topic to reasearch it is hard to choose my own topic to reasearch because in school its sometimes hard to be able to choose your own topic because a lot of the time a topic is given to you.
ReplyDelete@ Amanda.... I agree with you when I hear research I think work and confusion. Hopeful as I get better at researching a finding new sources, it will become a lot less confusing to me.
ReplyDelete@Ross
ReplyDeleteI just copy stuff and change it around like the way you said.
@Ross I disagree because when you research you have to combine parts of research from several different sources. So what you are doing is taking a portion of the research other people found, combining it with other sources, and then putting it in your own words and seeing how that research from one source compares to research from other sources.
ReplyDeleteWell, in association with school, I think of projects and a lot of work. But the most common thought that comes to mind is a biography or report about a historical events. Though I do not necessarily like doing projects, especially near the end of the school year, it is not the end of the world to me.
ReplyDeleteOn another note, I do think I am a decent researcher. (3) I get good information from reliable resources but the hard part is using that information and getting it into a presentable project.
Choosing a topic is not always easy. I usually try to find something I already know a lot about or something I easily can relate to. But sometimes assigned topics that we got from teachers in the past were hard to really connect with because they were boring or uninteresting or have no relation to us at all. You can't relate an author to a par-kour fanatic... it just wont work. So when I get to actually choose a topic I find something as interesting as possible to me to have some fun with.
@Brandon
ReplyDeleteI agree that research helps you a lot but it is not fun to do.
@Ross, in a way I agree with you... creative plagiarizing.
ReplyDelete@Mitchell I disagreee with you because most people take a chunk of infromation from a website and that becomes one or two sentences, then the same website or another one it all flows the same way.
ReplyDeleteWhen I hear the word research I often think of how much I hate taking notes and I feel pretty bummed out.
ReplyDelete@Ross
ReplyDeleteYou have a point, except that copying someones work is not cool.
Research is good to do and it helps but it is so boring, i'd rather watch paintt dry
ReplyDeleteWhen I hear the word research I think of Google and procrastinating. When I hear the word research I don't really feel anything because I don't care. Dude I'm a 4 1/2. The easy part is Googling and the hard part is finding a good source that teachers would approve of. My weaknesses in researching is I always procrastinate and get sidetracked by other stuff. My strength is finding good sources. I choose a topic by just choosing whatever I like and I find interesting.
ReplyDeleteIn truth, I can't make a research project meaningful to me. How can you appreciate something you hate to do?
ReplyDeleteResearch is when you search something for something with the inernet or something like that.
ReplyDeleteWhen it comes to researching I give myself a 5 becuse I have no weaknesses and only strenghs it just depends how hard I try. you can choose a research topic on something that seems interesting
@ Ross...... I definately agrre with you. When you hear a research project, you know when someone actually put effort in their work and when someone just copied and pasted. I believe writing your own stories helps you more than research because of the fact Ross mentioned, it is so easy to plagerize and put no effort in your work.
ReplyDelete@Amanda That may be true but each time somebody uses a source they take out everything that they feel is not important and supplements it with pieces of information from other sources.
ReplyDeleteI would rather stick my eye with thumb tacks
ReplyDelete@Sam Read my comment again with your brain turned on
ReplyDelete@ mitchell
ReplyDeletei feel the same way when i think of research. bumed out
@Ross
ReplyDeleteNo need to br mean, I was just trying out my new signing name.
@Sam Just Kidding Laugh Out Loud
ReplyDelete@ Nathaniel, how hard you actually try is a weakness...
ReplyDeleteI think that the best way to make a research project meaningful is to choose a topic that is meaningful already. What you can get out of a research project that is meaningful to you is not only a better understanding of a topic, but also a better understanding of the research process.
ReplyDeleteJust make it about something you find interesting or want to know its a lot easier to look up stuff you like
ReplyDeleteTo make a reasearch project meaningful you have to choose a topic that means something to you. Or also has an effect on your life. It has to be something that you enjoy researching to be a really great paper.
ReplyDelete@ Mitchell I agree with you we both kinda said the same thing of how it has to be something that means a lot to you
ReplyDeleteIf I were to make a research project meaningful to me, I would pick a topic that is intriging to myself so I don't get bored in what I am doing. Out of this, I will have more information about that topic so I have further knowledge in something that sounds interesting to me.
ReplyDeleteMake it your own and put your own personality in the project. (if it is allowed) Make it stand out and get a better grade than what you actually expected might make it meaningful to me.
ReplyDeleteI guess the way to make research meaningful is to choose a topic you are interested in or enjoy learning about. You can look up information better because you will enjoy it.
ReplyDelete@Brandon I agree, if you choose a topic that you find boring, you will have more trouble with it and get less out of it.
ReplyDelete@ Mitchell... I agree with you in that way that research becomes a much easier process when the topic that is intriging to you. You seem like you can learn more from topics that are more interesting rather than something less appealing to you.
ReplyDelete@Shane
ReplyDeleteI agree with this, being creative can have a great effect on a grade you can recieve, and creative project can be fun to do.
Research projects can be meaningful to me because its a way to work on your researching skills and you can learn and memorize new things. This was you can know new things. It could be extremely useful in the future with work or school or whatever it is you need to know more about. For example, buying a new car and having to compare two cars so you do research on the two cars to find out which car is better for your needs.
ReplyDeleteA research project will only be meaningful to me if the subject is interesting. I will learn about new interesting things.
ReplyDeletewhat shane said is good
ReplyDeletei can make a research project meaningful to me by trying to get intersested in the topic i have or if we get to pick a topic, do something that i am intersested in or want to know more about.
ReplyDelete@Brandon, I agree Brandon, the only way I can find some connection or meaning in my project is if I have some sort of relevant connection with the topic. If not, it is just a bland, boring report.
ReplyDelete@Amanda when you said great paper before I thought you went completely off topic and started talking about plain paper...
ReplyDelete@ luc
ReplyDeleteluc has a good piont and i agree
@Zully
ReplyDeleteI agree with you that researching can be used in everyday life.
The topic I am choosing is solar power. I want to learn the origins of solar power, the ways it has changed over the years, and the future of solar power, as well as the ways it effects us and will effect us in the future.
ReplyDeleteOne of the things that I am thinking of researching is something like animals that are endangered like polar bears and try to relate it to global warming becasue it is such a big issue that is being talked about everywhere. There are a lot of commercials about things like that. I am still thinking of what things I want to stick into my paper. I have a lot of thoughts about what I want to do my topic on but it is going to most likely be something like this because it is something I am so intrested in.
ReplyDeleteI will choose a topic that is interesting to me. I think I will choose DRAGON BALL Z KAI. I would like to learn how the show started and everything about it. I will use google and maybe some ebooks as sources.
ReplyDeleteThis is dumb. At this point i think that our teachers ran out of things for us to do.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what I want to do for a topic. I will want to answer questions like "Whats different about this topic?".
ReplyDeleteI am confident that I have choosen a topic that is interesting to me, but is also intriging to readers in addition. Through my research, my starting point will be Google, just to give me a broad concept on my topic and to give me extra information that I hadn't known already. After that, I will look into books that I have on my topic so I can get additional fun facts that are interesting to the readers and myself.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what an interesting or suitable topic would be for my report/ research assignment... I am stuck :/
ReplyDeletei would feel confident if i researched natural disasters. I would use google to find out things about earth quaks, hurricans, tornadoes etc.... I would ask how they start?, why they start?, how people know when a hurrican/tornadoe is coming? when will they hit in the world most likely?
ReplyDeleteI will also ask Justin Maier about Dragon Ball Z KAI because he loves the show and watches it everyday.
ReplyDeleteI think I will choose Genetic Engineering for my topic. I can use google and Genetic Engineering company sites.
ReplyDeleteMy feelings are nothing. I'm kind of struggling with picking my topic though. My thoughts are that it's cool that I get to choose my topic but I wouldn't really care either way. My physical actions are sitting and thinking about a topic and/or meditating because I know that a topic will come to me sooner or later.
ReplyDelete@Sam, same, I don't know what the heck to write about but I do want that question answered; "What is different about this topic?" I want to keep my audience awake for when I am up presenting.
ReplyDeleteITS OVER 9000
ReplyDeleteAnd that stuff about people who enjoy researching as "fellow researchers" is a plain bad idea. if that were an actual excuse for a club, it wouldn't last a day. sticking my toes in a blender sounds more fun
ReplyDeleteHonestly I don't like this idea I was trying to be nice about this but I will say it is better than having some stupid topic assigned to us.
ReplyDeletei must collect the dragon balls
ReplyDelete@ Sam.... Just find something interesting to you for your topic to make it more fun for you and to help your research move more fluently
ReplyDelete@ shane
ReplyDeletethink of somethign that is easy to write about and is interesting
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ReplyDeleteA source that would be appropriate for finding information on your topic would include official websites. For example, in my case, I chose Yellowstone National Park, I could go on the National Park Wensite under Yellowstone. Also, in addition to this, you can look up credible books on your topic. This provides you information on your topic and pictures for you to visualy understand the topic.
ReplyDeleteThe results I have recieved so far are good sources for the fact that I went on the official sites for my topic to get first hand information.
ReplyDeleteI will use trusted websites and books for my research project. I need to use legitiment sources to make sure I do not give out any false information. I will use good information. Good information is fact. There should be no biases.
ReplyDelete@Brandon
ReplyDeleteGood point, usually using the website of the company/topic you are researching can provide valid information. I am going to find a company website myself.
A good source for my topic (Automotive technology) could be car companies websites, books about the history of cars, and databases.
ReplyDelete@ Luc..... I agree with you when you said you need to use legitiment sources to get credible information so you do not get false information.
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ReplyDeleteI would use websites that is trust worthy, and i will also use many books.
ReplyDelete@Sam The only problem I can see with getting information form companies websites is that there could be bias that you need to watch out for.
ReplyDelete@ Mitchell..... I also agree with you that for your topic, Automotive technology, it would be good to go to car company websites to get resonable information.
ReplyDeleteI have used trusted websites for good information. I used the school's website to get much of the information.
ReplyDelete@james I think you could elaborate a tad more
ReplyDeleteI use wikipedia, and then check my current information with other websites and sources
ReplyDeleteGood information is basically information that the teacher likes or finds interesting. Good information is determined by who you work for
ReplyDelete@mitchell I like your blog post and how it shows what topic your reasearching, and how you show motivation to do it. Mine is Mechanical Prosthetics
ReplyDelete@ ross
ReplyDeleteI think you are right. Good information is determined for who you work for
@ Ross
ReplyDeleteI also use wikipedia if I want to know what something is about( I start my project with this)
sources that would be appropriate for my research project are trusted websites, and books about my topic.
ReplyDelete@ ross
ReplyDeleteI agree what ross said, that good info is somthing that your teacher finds interesting
Some sources that would work well for my tpic would be sites that have opposing ideas as well as the other arguiments. Sites where people list the positives and negitives would be useful.
ReplyDeleteGood information is things from a source that cover most or all of the questions you want answered.
ReplyDelete@Luc I agree, using trusted sites and the sites that the school offers are essential. I can use those and not have points taken off.
ReplyDelete@james
ReplyDeleteBooks are a great source to use, as people can't edit books like wikipedia, and books have to have facts unless it is fiction.
I think research can be a very useful tool and my physical actions are typing for information on computers.
ReplyDelete@Ross I agree. Since practically all information is from outside sources much of it is just reorganizing stuff.
ReplyDelete@Brandon you are right since it's not much fun to write about things that aren't interesting
ReplyDeleteI feel kind of doubtful since there is a lot of info out there and it's important to find ones that are reliable.
ReplyDelete"Good" information is reliable and has sources..speaking of sources databases like ebsco seem fine. so far my results are not too good
ReplyDelete@Mitchell I'm pretty sure it's impossible to get unbiased information
ReplyDelete@Luc &Ross yeah i think wikipedia is the most helpful step to do first because then all the more detailed info becomes easier to understand
ReplyDeleteother examples of good information is websites that are popular and consist of more contributors than say one person writing about their opinions
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ReplyDeleteSome feedback to help you in the formulation section: Don't try sp hard to ANSWER the questions!!! How do you feel and what are you doing as you TRY to answer the questions?
ReplyDeleteAlso: I love the wikipedia debate!!!
Ross: While I think you are trying to be sarcastic in your opening remarks, you have hit the nail on the head in many of your comments and gotten many people to discuss issues they may not have in an honest way. Thank you! Keep it up!
As my research project progresses, I believe that the information is making more sence to me and I feel as though I understand my topic more than the beginning.
ReplyDeleteYes, my topic has partially changed because originally, my topic focussed on just informational facts on my topic, but now its more fun facts and is more appealing to the reader
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ReplyDeletei feel that i don't have a clear idea about my topic. my thoughts are about my note cards. I am searching on the web to find more info about my topic.
ReplyDeleteFYI = my topic is how cell phones have changed our lives for the better and for the worse...
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ReplyDelete@ Luc.... I agree with you that it is a lot easier to focuss on one topic that is straight foward rather than it being more broad.
ReplyDelete@ James.... If you don't have a clear interpretation on your topic, you may want to think of changing. Or if you think you would like to stick with your original topic, try looking up recommended websites or other search engines other than google.
ReplyDeleteI believe i have a good idea on what mt topic is about its all relating to the samethings and is coming together. Their are still somethings that I want to relate my topic to though.
ReplyDelete@James its easir to figure out your topic if you are totally set on what you are searching and know what your searching. Otherwise it makes things a lot harder for you when you want to search.
ReplyDeleteI chose concentration camps in North Korea which isnt very specific but because there isnt much on the camps and North Korea in general it was the best choice.
ReplyDeleteHow has this topic changed/developed?
THe topic developed into how human rights relate to concentration camp prisoners and the torture they experience. I'm pretty sure I'll do fine.
@Brandon its good that your topic seems to be coming together really well! Just make sure if it is fun your still keeping your focus on your topic.
ReplyDelete@Brandon - I think that its good for you to realize that your topic focus has changed too that of more "fun facts" than that of more, and what I think many will agree, boring facts. Always be energetic to keep the audience from falling asleep.
ReplyDelete@ Amanda I agree with you.
ReplyDelete@Zully - Some post Zully ;) haha
ReplyDelete@ Shane I agree with you.
ReplyDelete@ Noel
ReplyDeleteMake sure you understand your topic. books are very reliable to use on a research project.
@Zully I'm glad you agree with me :) haha
ReplyDeleteI feel that my topic has become more specific and a think it has developed positively.
ReplyDelete@Amanda I think that relating your topics together is a good idea that will help you with your project.
ReplyDeleteI feel that my project is coming together very strongly.
ReplyDelete@Brandon I too feel that the more I progress through my topic the more sense it makes to me.
ReplyDeleteI think that my research is coming along well as finding information with the school approved search engins, such as Sweet Search have amazing results to cross refrence.
ReplyDeleteBecause of reliable search engins and sources that work well with each other, my research has become more accurate.
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ReplyDeleteI feel that my topic is not progressing much...I'm doing interpretations of dreams in culutures and all the websites I've seen so far talk about two same ones over and over again
ReplyDelete@ Noel work harder.
ReplyDeleteThe information I am getting is much more than what I was hoping for. The more the merrier :D
ReplyDeleteI pick a website by initially searching it through Google. Once done, I scroll through and read the summaries and decode the URL of the websites i am about to chose. After, I check through the website and see what kind of qualifications that might be listed on the sight. I check the author as well. Then, afterward, I get my info and left a happy camper :)
@Noel make a different search, or try a different method of approach like through a book or maybe through some out of the world TV show...
ReplyDeleteHow does the info I am collecting fit into my topic?
ReplyDeleteI have gotten information on the different kinds of bullfighting and the aspects of buillfighting
On what criteria have I selected my sources?
ReplyDeleteI used websites that knoqw about the bullfighting. I use french websites that host the bullfights and know exactly what it is like.
@Zully yeah yeah thats what they all say there isn't much to work with.
ReplyDeleteI've been collecting info on concentration camps in North Korea because it relates to my topic, Human Rights in North Korea.
ReplyDeleteI used e-books and news websites.
@Shane I do the website thing too and yeah I'll do that
ReplyDelete@ Noel You should've chosen a topic that you know would have more information about. Dreams in cultures isnt something that many people study
ReplyDeleteWhen researching my topic,the information is on thousands of websites, but sometimes the information overlaps. Also, I have several sources on my topic at home, but it is hard to transfer the information onto paper. What are some other ways that I can tranfer my information from for example, books that I can't take out of the house?
ReplyDeleteI select my sources by looking at the top or bottom of the webpages. Other than the URL and summary and stuff, you can check the things a website is affliated with. More publicly known stuff (CNN.com) is usually more reliable. I also choose them based on looks
ReplyDelete@Zully yeah I didn't think of that before. poop it's a very interesting topic that doesn't have much
ReplyDeleteFor my topic, I hgave looked up information on my topic in more depth than before. Originally, I just looked up pictures that seemed intriging to me, but now since the project and my knowledge about research is progressing, I am looking up my topic more on the informational sections instead of just color, vibrant pictures.
ReplyDelete@Brandon - take pictures of the pages in the book :D ha-ha, but on a more realistic note, with whatever time you have just copy some of the STARRED information you need from the book or whatever source you are having "problems" with. That way, when something comes around, you have what you needed or wanted at your disposal. Just not using a source because you find it troublesome to get info from... that ain't wise ;)
ReplyDelete@ Noel - same, two of my websites are associated with the NEW YORK TIMES and also CNN... and the 3rd source is CNN, lolz
ReplyDelete@ Noel...... it is good that you are looking up sources like CNN that are reliable, but I would encourage not to look at a webpage, that may or may not be informational just based on it's "looks".
ReplyDelete@ Zully.... WOW, I didn't realize that there were concentration camps in North Korea!?!
ReplyDeleteAnyway, e-books and news websites are reliable, primary sources.
@Brandon - I disagree with you on that one Brandon, I believe that looks are very important when it comes to a source for information. If you found Adds covering the page and the background is ponies and the article is about WMDs... what would you think? I would not even bother with the page in fear of a virus, and that's because it is not a professional website with probably unqualified blogger(s) who decided to turn a website into a hobby. Looks are very important.
ReplyDeleteI feel that the criteria I choose my sources on was very reliable because i only choose sources that were form large reliable companies or companies that were in the business my topic was about.
ReplyDeleteThe information I have gathered fits very well into my topic and I feel that it will work together very well.
ReplyDeleteThe information that I have picked is really useful and I'm really satisfied with all the information I found out on my topic. I feel it will all work really well together. Also I have selected my sources by how much information they carry and how useful it really is
ReplyDelete@Amanda Amanda I agree that it is good to select sources by the amount of information they have but sometimes it is better to get a little bit of info from a reliable source than a lot of info from an unreliable one.
ReplyDelete@Luc Getting you information from websites where the people know what they are talking about is a good idea. Just like how you got information about bullfighting from websites that host bullfights I got information about auto technologies from auto maker's websites.
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ReplyDeletei feel a little confused about the outlining for the project
ReplyDeletei think i am also behind on my note cards
ReplyDeleteI think that a good format for my project would be to have different time lines for different auto companies so that buyers could compare the technologies that they have.
ReplyDeleteI think that the target audience that I should try to reach people who are thinking of buying new cars or even used cars and want to compare the technology that the auto maker was using at the time.
ReplyDeleteRight now, I feel like things are starting to spin together. I see my project starting to look like it has an outcome. I think that an appropriate way to present my information and project is to do it in a visual sense, like either a TV spot or Youtube video. And the reason being is because I want to portray some information via pictures, like the evolution of cell phones since the 1980s.
ReplyDelete@Mitchell - I would guess that those buying new cars or used cars would be high school kids (11-12th grade) buying their first cars of those a decade or those ahead when their clunker needs a replacement.
ReplyDeleteI think my audience for my project would be kids from 13-18 or anyone who is part of the age where cell phones are a primary source of communication. So targeting them would the wisest choice of viewers because they can all relate to what I am talking about because the have cell phones and they know what it's like to have a continuous stream of communication with their friends when they are and are not with them.
ReplyDelete@Mitchell - Can you explain the time line thing to me more please? I need to better idea of it....
ReplyDelete@Shane There will be several timelines stacked on top of each other that will show when auto makers implemented certian technologies. It Will look like this.
ReplyDeleteford----------implements ford sync----------------
gm--------------adds on-star to cars--------------
nissan----------------------------build LEAF------
--------------2010-------------2011---------------
@vJames Maybe you should talk to Mrs Kminski or Ms Smith about your process with the notecards
ReplyDeleteI think the most organized format is the tree method. Your topic and then subtopics and then key points all summarized on a chart. It's clear and convenient.
ReplyDelete@Mitchell I think that's a good format for your particular topic.
ReplyDeleteMy target audience is definately students. Probably college or grad students with majors or courses in anthropology or psychology.
ReplyDelete@James Ebsco really helped me. The e-book links too.
ReplyDeleteThe most apropriate format for my topic is as a lecture or oral presentation. A powerpoint would not be the best format because powerpoints usually convey a timeline of some sort. A lectue is best because it states the known information, and leaves breathing room for questions and comments
ReplyDeleteFor me, my format is a website. I think a website best suits a topic that is informational, but is also known for its appearence. This allows you to see pictures and then a summary of what the picture actually is. In my organization process, I am listing my information based on my 3 main topics and then have picturesd and information under that topic.
ReplyDelete@ Ross.... You spelled appropriate wrong.
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I do believe that lectures can be the best format for SOME topics, depending on what your talking about. For example, if your topic was based on vacation spots that you would want to go to over the summer, a lecture is not the best format. But, something like a more serious topic like genetic diseases, or health care, etc. I agree would agree with you.
An appropriate audience for my topic would be people searching for educational, but yet a fun vacation spot to go (Yellowstone National Park).
ReplyDelete@ Noel....
ReplyDeleteI agree with you that having one main topic and then other smaller subtopics is the best way to format information into an organized way of writing.
I think the best format is one that flows together into one nice coherent paper.
ReplyDeleteThe best audience for my topic is one of people who don't know enough to tell me that my topic is unethical, horrible, and non-eco friendly. Seriously, the best audience would be a group of people who have no opinion, for me to explain the goods and bads.
ReplyDelete@Brandon
ReplyDeleteI agree with your point of format formality. You don't want to give a lecture about how you broke your leg. Or something.
@Shane
ReplyDeleteGood point, it is really good to target people who use your topics point most. As in cell phones or ipods.