Revision Workshop
- Get into groups of 3 or 4.
- Access a copy of the most recently updated version of your Project 3.
- For each group member, using his or her Revision Reflection, determine the most important thing still in need of revision. Then, take that person’s draft and revise that single most important thing as a group. It’s up to you how to actually execute these revisions. If you’re working with an electronic copy, you might do the revision in Microsoft Word, Google docs, etc. (If you’re using Microsoft Word to make these revisions, you might want to enable the “Track Changes” function in Word to keep track and of the changes you’ve made in the Word Document. Instructions for enabling Track Changes are here, plus allow me to quickly demo it.) Even if you don’t finish the revision–some “most important revisions” might conceivably take more to complete than the time allotted here–I still want to see the progress you’ve made in class today toward completing said revision.
- When you’re finished, call me over I’ll ask you to explain (and show me evidence of) the major revision you’ve made for each group member. Remember to hand in your Revision Reflection to me on the way out.
Rhetoric & Writing I 