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| Course Documents | ||
Here you can access all of our flipgrid class discussions together. |
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Quick and easy way to use Flipgrid without using video or voice. |
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| Writing Resources | A page that explains how to evaluate if sources are appropriate for use in academic work. |
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More information on evaluating sources; also includes information on how academic publishing is conducted and why sources are called "peer-reviewed" and why this is important. |
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Good for stages of a research project. |
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A page that has direct links to some databases of articles that are useful for topics related to religion. |
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| Week 1: Beginning with the Rāmāyaṇa | You may answer using a picture, video, or written text. Be as creative as you would like! |
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This site gives a very brief overview to the Rāmāyaṇa, and can serve as a reference until the characters and names become more familiar. |
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Annotate "Shitty First Drafts." For this, I would like to see discussion about writing, issues that writers have, issues that you might face as a writer, etc. I have observed that this piece resonates with many people when they think about how they go about writing. Annotations are margin notes and can include: reactions, questions, connections, predictions, definitions, summary, or clarifications. For this exercise you can do any of the following:
You should make 5 annotations. Try not to do all of the same things. Don't just ask questions, also attempt to answer your classmates' questions. Respond to annotations. To annotate, highlight the section or word you are annotating and then type your comments in the text box. Your name will be attached to the comment. You should have a google account for this (it is free to open). |
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| Week 2: Hinduism | What kind of music have you been listening to lately? Do you have a new favorite band, song, genre, or performer? |
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I really love these videos, although as you might imagine they are rather simplistic. But this one does give a fairly accurate, concise overview. However, please note that his pronunciations are sometimes incorrect. |
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| Week 3: The Rāmāyaṇa | ||
My very brief overview of the outlines of the Rāmāyaṇa. Forgive my lack of editing skills. |
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| Week 4: The Rāmāyaṇa, cont. | Answering these contributes to your participation grade! |
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| Week 5: Many Rāmāyaṇas | This is part of your participation grade! |
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| Week 6: The Rāmāyaṇa and Gender | ||
| Week 7: The Rāmāyaṇa and Caste | ||
| Week 8: Advanced Research and Final Paper Due | ||
| Week 9: The Rāmāyaṇa and Politics | ||
| Week 10: Reflecting on the The Rāmāyaṇa | ||
| Week 11: Final Project work | ||
| Week 12: Final Project work | ||
| Week 13: Final Project work | ||
| Online Course Evaluation | Course Name: Explorations in Religious Identity Course Number: RE 300 Instructor: Dr. Keely Sutton Note: Forward me your receipt for completing the survey and I'll give you an extra point on your final project. |