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      Here you'll find the five oral Assignments and related materials.
      (Click on the assignment links/submission boxes to find more instructions.)

      If you can't find what you are looking for or have a feeling that something is missing, please let me know.
      Also, if you have questions about the assignments or the instructions, by all means, ask. You can post your question in the General forum and receive answers from your peers or me, or send me an email.


      Please make sure that you meet the deadlines.


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      OA1 teacher feedback (submit to the forum only) Assignment
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      Tip:

      Open Panopto via the Discussion Forum

      When asked where to upload, choose folder LCA-1111 Reading Project in ARTS... V2__. > Assignments. Then everyone on this course, but only on this course, should be able to see your video without further adjustments.

      I'll add a couple of more instructions below.

      Please don't hesitate to ask if you need further guidance.

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      How to Record with Panopto via MyC Discussion Forum (s-al) Page
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      More tips on recording with Panopto

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      Panopto How-to videos (optional) URL
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      Optional - tutorials for Panopto

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      Opening already now background materials for the OAs 2-4, 5

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      These materials introduce you to how to create an effective elevator pitch.

      (Make notes. What's useful for you when making your own pitch, what's useful when commenting on your peers' videos? Exchange your personal notes "take-away messages" with your peers. - Also, note for later, which are your top-three favourite ones, which three don't score that high?)

      Click on the heading "Materials for..." above to enter the Materials section.

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      Points for notes on Materials for the Elevator Pitch (you do not need to add anything here. Add in the Padlet) Assignment
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      OA2 Assignment 2: Elevator pitch part 1 (Due: 16.05.2022 9.00am)
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      OA3 Assignment 3: Elevator pitch part 2 (Due 23.05.2022 9.00am)
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      Assignment 4: Instructions in brief (See detailed instructions below)

      4a: Practice your pitch. Record it, post the link to the video for peer feedback.

      4b: Give and receive peer feedback.

      4c: Revise your pitch (script and performance) if necessary. Practice your pitch.

      Record the final version and post the link in the discussion forum and upload in your portfolio together with your rehearsal pitch.

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      Assignment OA4a & OA4b & OA4c: Elevator pitch part 3 (Due 30.05/02.06/08.06 9:00am) Forum
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      OA4c portfolio submission box will appear here.

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      OA4c Assignment 4c : Elevator pitch part 3 (final version + rehearsal link) (Due Wed 08.06.2022 9.00am) (OA4a 1.5p, b 1.5p, c 4p)
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      OA5 Assignment 5: Reflection statement (Due Wed 08.06.2022 11.00am)
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      Final course feedback and evaluation, please see the main page of the course/LCA-1111 Reading Project in ARTS (DUE Wednesday 15 June 2022 9.00 am.

      Please also respond to the Aalto online Webropol evaluation. If fewer than five respond to it, the teacher receives only a list of the respondents. If more than five submit, then the teacher also receives the responses (detached from the names of the respondents).