Below you'll find the screencast that explains how to go about embedding your final papers or multimedia presentations into the blog. Make sure to have completed this and posted your final projects by 4:00 pm on Wednesday, December 16.
If you didn't see the prior post, you can get access to the rubric that I'll use for your projects here, which happens to be the subject of the screencast.
If you've just finished the video, I hope you enjoyed my ominous lighting choices and delightfully floral backdrop! That's all meant to enhance the viewing experience and spur you on to great and compelling research proposals!
Please be in touch if you have any questions about the technical or research aspects of the project. Thanks again for a great semester and I'm looking forward to seeing what interesting research topics everyone develops!
How do page breaks work on this? Will there still be a" bottom of the page" for the footnotes?
ReplyDeleteIf you type your whole paper in Google Docs and do all the footnotes in Google Docs, then there won't be any formatting issues. In other words, what you see in Google Docs in terms of formatting, footnotes, etc. will show up in the embedded window on this blog. I hope that makes sense; let me know if you have any other questions.
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