Welcome to the Sex Blog
Welcome everyone to our blog! This will be the forum where everyone may post content related to sexuality for the semester. Here is the part about blog posting from the syllabus:
You will be asked to submit two items related to course material to the class blog during the course of the semester. Each post will be worth up to 5 points. Posts to the class blog can be anything you find on the Internet that is relevant to course material. Your post should include a few short sentences explaining how the item is related to course material, including which particular course themes or concepts from readings the post addresses. As usual everything you reference from lecture or readings should have a citation.
Blog submissions will be graded on a full-credit/half-credit/no credit scale. Submissions that identify specific course material, either from lecture or reading, and explain how it connects with the item they posted should receive full credit.
Students are encouraged to post comments in response to blog entries that other students post. Posting informative comments may be taken into consideration for your final grade if you have a border-line grade at the end of the semester. As long as everything posted is respectful and/or constructive I see no reason to limit what can be posted.
Let's try and make this interesting reading!
You will be asked to submit two items related to course material to the class blog during the course of the semester. Each post will be worth up to 5 points. Posts to the class blog can be anything you find on the Internet that is relevant to course material. Your post should include a few short sentences explaining how the item is related to course material, including which particular course themes or concepts from readings the post addresses. As usual everything you reference from lecture or readings should have a citation.
Blog submissions will be graded on a full-credit/half-credit/no credit scale. Submissions that identify specific course material, either from lecture or reading, and explain how it connects with the item they posted should receive full credit.
Students are encouraged to post comments in response to blog entries that other students post. Posting informative comments may be taken into consideration for your final grade if you have a border-line grade at the end of the semester. As long as everything posted is respectful and/or constructive I see no reason to limit what can be posted.
Let's try and make this interesting reading!
posted by Marshall at 4:05 PM
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