I might be inclined to add one final post in to tie the module up. This is optional, but you might use it to provide the reader (not just Mark Hetherington as the assessor) to outline how this blog might help your personal brand. Always be thinking about how this module can help YOU...
Please do not underestimate the importance of immaculate spelling in all your blog entries. You are training to become professional communicators. Every word counts…
Good luck with the two assessments.
I recommend that you consult the departmental 'Guidelines for referencing practice and use of Turnitin UK’ document, authored by Pauline. I have posted this on Moodle for you.
This is arguably different from other work you have referenced before, but you should reference all sources you have used to complete this module. It could be documentary evidence, books, websites, podcasts, blogs, photographs etc.
This is how you would reference a blog - https://www.bibguru.com/g/harvard-blog-post-citation/
This video is included to illustrate...
(This section will outline information not already covered in the podcast. It could be a video of you and the interviewees, it could be more than one video, a vox pop maybe, whatever works for you and your research topic).
It is always helpful to provide information to help the reader understand why you have included your video information.
Side note - this was the only video I had on my 'phone, and is for illustrative purposes only. So, Merry Xmas in retrospect, or when it arrives! I would think using your mobile works best here, but you can use what you have to hand. It should be 2-3 minutes in duration.
This is the finished podcast interview.
The interviewees are (list who they are, why you chose the guests, what their roles are, if applicable).
The running order of the podcast is as follows: background music, introduction, interview with (state who), how it concludes etc. Every podcast will be structured differently of course, dependent on subject matter and how you want it to sound / feel.
The duration of the podcast is…
The software used for this podcast was…
The main points covered in the podcast were: (bullet points could work well here)
Remember, it must be no longer than 3 minutes.
You should either note a weblink: BBC World Service - Coronavirus Global Update, Australia re-opens international border
or attach an mp3, audio file etc. Whatever suits you.
The photos below help describe what my project was about visually.
(Some will be taken by you, some will be stock photos). You will reference all photos not taken by you in the references post later on).
Photo 1 below shows...
Photo 2 is an analytical image which...
Photo 3 is included to demonstrate that...
Photo 4 is used to best illustrate... and so on.
I might be inclined to add one final post in to tie the module up. This is optional, but you might use it to provide the reader (not just Ma...
