COURSE OUTLINE / CALENDAR
*SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Ethnographic Inquires in Writing = EIIW
Field Working = FW
Homework assignment = HW
DATE
Week 1:
Introduction to course
EIIW Chap. 1 pp. 1-18
Week 2
EIIW Chap. 2 (19-32) Intro and “Literacy Practices”
Week 3:
EIIW “Literacy in Three Metaphors” (35-53)
WA1 Due
Week 4:
FW Ch 1 (1-23) “Understanding Cultures”
FW (140-157) “Working with Online Communities”
Week 5:
FW Ch 1 (24-54)
CONFERENCES/1st Site visit
WA2 Due
Week 6:
EIIW Chap 3 117-168 “The Belmont Report”
FW Ch 2 (119-123)
Week 7:
EIIW 158-68 “Ethnographic Research Ethics and Amish Values”
Tuesday: 2ND Site Visit/No Class
Thursday: Meet at SRSC (outside bookstore); Practice fieldworking FW (73-84)
Week 8:
FW (87-91)
FW Ch 3 (101-119)
WA3 Due
Week 9:
FW: 219-29
Tuesday: 3rd Site visit/No Class
Thursday: Meet in class as usual
Week 10:
FW (165-172); (175-9)
Week 11:
Tuesday 4th Site visit (NO CLASS)
Thursday FW 101-1-; Craft observation guide #2-4 (FW 187)
Week 12:
Nov 10 - 14
Week 13:
Nov 17-21
Tuesday: Peer Review WA4; Read before class on Thurs FW (186-97)
FW (345-347)
Thursday: WA4 Due; Discuss readings; Sign up for conferences
CONFERENCES/ 5th Site visit
Craft rough draft of Ethnography
Week 14:
Nov 24-28
Week 15:
Tuesday: Peer edit Ethnography
Thursday: Happy Thanksgiving!
Tuesday: 1st Round of presentations (Alphabetical Order, list posted on Wiki)
Thursday: Final draft of Ethnography Due & 2nd Round of Class Presentations
Friday Celebration of Student Writing
Week 16:
No class
Celebration of Student Writing:
The Celebration serves as your Final Exam.