Don't forget: we're in the e-portfolio lab (E-230) today to work!

Please don't forget to sign up for your final presentation!  As a reminder, the final portfolio presentation is a 5-7 minute talk where you show the class elements of your portfolio that you're proud of, and reflect on those elements.  You don't need to show us every single element, but make sure you show us at least a few pages.  This presentation is worth 10% of your final grade.

Sign up for your final portfolio presentation using this spreadsheet.  In this presentation, you will show off your portfolio to the class in a talk of 5-7 minutes and tell us all about it.  You do not have to show us every single section, but you should give us a representative "tour" of the sections that you are most proud of and explain them to your audience.  After your presentation, questions may be asked of you by your classmates and professor.  This presentation is worth 10% of your total final grade.

The Problem is Civil Obedience, by Howard Zinn, and performed by Matt Damon

An Open Letter from Ferguson Protesters

Moral desert, The Lottery, and ordinary people doing extraordinary things

Zimbardo describes the Milgram experiment

More on War and Peace and Justice

"Is War Good For Us?" by Ian Morris

E-portfolio support

Since the service project is approaching (due 11/21--send me the URL by email), I've made some changes that will help you to have additional support in these final weeks.

On Tuesday 11/18 we will meet in E-230, the e-portfolio lab, for a working session.  This will be how we will spend class time that day.

I will also be holding extra office hours in the e-portfolio lab.  This will allow us to look at your portfolio together and have a hands-on session to improve your work, if you want.  These office hours are like my regular office hours, totally optional.

On Thursday, 11/20, I will hold extra office hours in E-230 from 7-8pm.

On Friday, 11/21, I will hold extra office hours in E-230 from 4-5pm.

And remember: no class tomorrow November 11!  We resume on November 13, and you should read the "War, Peace, and Justice" packet in advance of class on November 13.

As ever, email with any questions.