Tutor correspondence: What to include for assignment submissions

In the first weeks of the course, I was still unsure what to include in the blog and what would be relevant for assessment. I tried to get an idea right from the start by asking some more questions.

 

Patricia: Friday, January 20, 2012

Hello Diana,

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– Are you interested in seeing work in-between assignments or prefer to receive everything together “en bloc”?

– Should I submit everything I’ve done for the exercises, at least in electronic format, plus some physical work, or rather a selection of what I found particularly relevant? This question might be related to what to include in the learning log – should I document everything I did, or just selected works?

Best wishes,
Patricia

 

Diana: Tuesday, 24 January 2012

Hi Patricia,

It’s best of you send me questions in a list and I’ll get back to you within a week, hope that’s OK. It is a bit tricky when you start in terms of organisation so I’ll help as much as I can.

A blog is easier if once you get used to it but it’s absolutely fine to send me your sketchbook/logbook through the post with ALL the tasks and lerning log bits in. That way I can get a clear idea of your journey, inspirations, experiments etc. The pieces for the final assignments can be sent to this email as jpegs. Just label everything so I know what’s what for the report. So as you go through the various tasks they will be sequential order. You don’t have to send me work inbetween unless you are struggling then I can guide you onto the right path, just send everything once each assignment is done.

Glad you’re enjoying playing!

Best,
Diana.

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