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  • Styled Stories: Decorating with Surplus Books

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  • The Future of Interaction: Meet the WIZPR Ring 

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    Imagine interacting with AI as naturally as talking, with no screens, no typing, no wake words, and no interruptions. The WIZPR Ring aims to change the way people use technology by offering them AI support in a wearable ring on their finger.  The WIZPR Ring has been built for the modern professionals who are always Read more

  • Assignment 3: Question 4

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    4. For question #2, what did you do differently from the original post? Please outline, explain and justify what you changed & why. Essentially, what did you learn from this new topic and what did you change and why. (8 Marks)  For this revised approach, the main difference was how the content was put together and written for the reader rather than what Read more

  • Assignment 3: Question 3

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    3. For question #2, explain how your new post successfully addresses the three main objectives of Plain English writing as discussed in class. Provide a detailed breakdown of each objective. (9 Marks)  Three Main Objectives of Plain English Writing  My first post did an adequate job of covering the three main goals of plain English writing: clarity, accessibility and usability.  Clarity  Read more

  • Assignment 3: Question 2

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    2. In a previous assignment, you wrote an introduction article in the “F” pattern. Based on what we discussed in class and based on the feedback provided in class, write a new introductory “content” incorporating “plain English writing for the web” in the “F” pattern including visuals. You are to include your “revised version” (if the version Read more

  • Assignment 3: Question 1

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    We spoke about Plain English writing in class. Please answer the following in detail: English writing is a way of writing that makes things easy to understand when you read them for the first time. It uses words that we use every day. The sentences are short. The structure is clear. This way, readers do Read more

  • Assignment 2 – Part B: Question 4

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     Second-Year Course Headline (4 marks)   Create one headline promoting second-year digital courses in this program, targeted to first-year students. You must provide:   a) Provide the headline   “Beef Up Your Resume with This Digital Hack”  b) Explain your reasoning clearly using class content  This headline is short. To get your attention: It uses important ideas from class Read more

  • Assignment 2 – Part B: Question 3

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    SCC Advertising Program Headline (6 marks)   Create one headline for an article about the SCC Advertising Program, targeted to local graduating high school students. You must provide:   a) The headline   “7 Ways to Get Into Esports Through St. Clair College’s Advertising Program”  b) An explanation of the information missing from the instructions  The assignment does not give us Read more

  • Assignment 2 – Part B: Question 1 & 2

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    Headline Variation (12 marks)   Using the article from Part A, Question #1, you are to create three (3) different headlines. Each headline must emphasize a different headline element discussed in class. (3X4=12 Marks) For each headline:   a) Include the Headline   b) Explain your reasoning   c) Reference specific class concepts  1. Headline Variation  a) Headline:  “Toronto Read more

  • Assignment 2 – Part A: Question 3

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    3. Click Motivation (8 marks)   a) Provide a different headline you recently clicked on.   “Could the city pay you to shovel snow in Toronto?”  b) Include the exact headline and a screenshot   c) Explain why you clicked it, not why you liked it   I clicked this headline since it mentions a practical and innovative idea that could Read more