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- WP#3 First Draft
- D#7, HW#6 - Deadline Reflection
- D#7, HW#3 - Document Design Reflection
- D#7, HW#2 - Annotated Bibliography
- D#7, HW#1 - Reading Reflection
- D#6, HW#11 - Deadline Reflection
- D#6, HW#8 - Taking Notes on a Source
- D#6, HW#7 - Paraphrasing a Source
- D#6, HW#6 - Summarizing a Source
- D#6, HW#5 - Rhetorically Situating a Source
- D#6, HW#4 - Annotated Bibliography
- D#6, HW#2 - Writing Project Reflection
- D#6, HW#1 - Reading Reflection
- D#8, HW#1
- WP#2 First Draft
- WP#1 Final Draft
- D#5, HW#9 - Research Plan
- D#5, HW#8 - Evaluating Search Terms
- D#5, HW#7 - Search Terms
- D#5, HW#6 - Primary or Secondary Research
- D#5, HW#5 - Taking Personal Inventory
- D#5, HW#4 - Annotated Bibliography
- D#5, HW#3
- D#4, HW#1 - Reading Reflection
- D#4, HW#5 - Annotated Bibliography
- WP#1 draft 1
- D#3, HW#8 - Deadline Reflection
- D#3, HW#7 - Annotated Bibliography
- D#3, HW#6 - Rhetorical Situation WP#1 vs WP#3
- D#3, HW#5 - Audience Analysis for College Students
- D#3, HW#4 - Audience?
- D#3, HW#3 - Writer's Place in the Rhetorical Situa...
- D#3, HW#2 - Writing a Research Question
- Little help...?
- D#3, HW#1 - Reading Reflection
- Tell that deadline who's boss!!
- D#2, HW#11 - Deadline Reflection
- D#2, HW#10 - Annotated Bibliography
- D#2, HW#9 - Listening In
- D#2, HW#8 - Focusing my Research Topic
- D#2, HW#7 - Finding Something to Say
- D#2, HW#6 - What's Important to Me?
- D#2, HW#5 - Analyzing the Rhetorical Situation
- D#2 HW#4 - Annotated Bibliography
- D#2, HW#3 - Reflecting on Prior Research
- D#2 HW#1 - Reading Reflection
- D#2, HW#2
- D#1 HW#8 Initial Questions/Comments
- D#1 HW#1 - Reading reflection
- D#1 HW#3 - Origin
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There's 2 tabs on the top right of each blog entry when you are filling one out. Play around with those and you can edit differently. Look for a little "i" and "B" symbol in the upper left (like the symbols used by Microspft Word etc.) I am not very computer literate so I don't know how to explain it very well. I hope I helped a little.
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