Annotated Bibliography

This link provides information from the Purdue Owl on how to write an annotated bibliography.

Community Project Samples

The project below are samples of larger community projects previous students have done. While these are more detailed than what your project is asking for each does provide examples of how to write about communities.

David Mudre- Tattoo Parlor

Kelsey Frey- Bus Transit

Stepping In and Stepping Out

This link is an excerpt from the text Fieldworking which provides good advice on how to do observation work out in the field. This can be useful to your gathering research about your community.

Here are a few collage examples from previous students.

Welcome

We will use blogs to reflect on the reading, writing, and discussion we do in class this semester. Details of blog requirements can be found on the course website under assignments then blogs. Additionally, use your blog space to pose any questions relating to English 102 that you want to share with your classmates and me, any interesting or helpful class related items you come across, and to respond and communicate with your peers. Be sure to write not only on your own blogs, but on your classmates as well. In addition, be sure to take advantage of the affordances blogs have to offer. Use hyper links to link to material on other places of the web and put images, video, and any thing else available to you in your blog posts. Most importantly, have fun blogging!