Class Procedures and Reminders
Project Stack. If you turned in your project before 10PM on Sunday, you should have comments back from me, and today I'll finish the Sunday items and then I'll start in on the projects turned in on Monday. As always you can check the stack to make sure I received your project.
Mix-and-match. Many of you are close to being done with the class (either with a letter grade or with the P/pass grade that you can choose this semester), so I wanted to remind you that you can mix-and-match the assignments you prefer. If you like working on your project, you can focus on that as you finish up, or you might prefer to do different kinds of extra credit, or maybe you want to do a lot of reading. Whatever combination of assignments you use to reach your goal for the class (410 A, 360 B, 320 C or P, 301 P), that's works!
The following items are for fun and exploration:
Blog Stream. A lot of you in Indian Epics have been reading about Krishna, and I noticed this gorgeous painting of Krishna in Amandeep's reading notes:
And for those of you looking for some new entertainment while you #StayHome, here's a free coloring book from the Public Domain Review at Twitter:
Storybooks. This Storybook is all about rakshasis: First Feminists: A Rakshasi Revolution.
Words. And here's a word from mythology: COLOSSAL, borrowed from Greek kolossos. Find out more.
H.E.A.R.T.. I know it seems strange to suddenly be students without a campus, but especially in strange times like these everything can be your teacher.
Mindset Cats. The mindset cat is always trying new things.
And sometimes you have to be brave about those new things! This video is also a great example of what music adds to a story:
Check out the Twitter stream for information and fun stuff during the day, or click here for past announcements.
