Daily Message Aug. 31

Good Day,

Other than some technical issues with WebCampus last night, things seem to be perking along fairly trouble-free today.

If you had trouble posting or uploading to the discussion boards or roster in WebCampus last night, give it another try today. If you created your professional introduction in Word and you'd like to preserve your formatting, you can always save your document as an .rtf file, and then just attach it. Attachments are kind of a pain, I know, but may be a better option than fighting with the HTML creator in WC.

Daily Message, Aug. 30

Hi All,

It’s nice to see that people are off to such a fast start. You should be well into Module 1 by now, and you may have noticed that Module 2 is also now available for you. Module 2 does not have a project associated with it; you'll just do the readings and complete a reflection for the module.

Here’s a quick overview of what’s due this week:

• Read: Non-Designer's Design Book, Chapters 4-6
• By Friday, Sept. 3: Submit Module 1 (introductions analytic memo) draft for peer review
• By Sunday, Sept. 5: Complete Quizzes 2, 3 and Exercise 1; return Module 1 peer response

Daily Message - Aug. 26

Good Morning,

Looking ahead to this weekend and the week that follows, here’s an overview of the work to be done:

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Hello Again.

Looks like its Two-fer Tuesday. Many thanks to PW Certificate class veteran Richard W., who politely inquired last night re: where the heck is the syllabus and raised a couple of other good questions, too.

Daily Message - Aug. 24

Good Morning,

I hope that you all have had a chance to take a look at the Course Introduction Module and the overall layout for the course. As you can see, there is a good bit of work, but nothing that should be too unmanageable if you dedicate a certain amount of time every week.

Daily Message - Aug. 23

Good Morning,

This is the first of your "daily" messages (since I'll be sending them 3-4 times per week). I’ll use these messages to provide more information about the course materials, remind you of deadlines, keep you on track, and answer questions that are relevant to the whole class.

This first message is the same one that I use in all of my classes.

Welcome to Class

Good Morning!

Your mission for the next day or two is to work your way through the Course Introduction Module, which you'll find in the self-title folder on the course home page. You have a lot of reading to do this week, and a quiz that you should take once you've finished the assigned readings. (I'm trying to add some html and some video files to spruce things up, but I've been having some technical difficulties...)