I've put up the slides from the OU Live tutorial on 14 February so you can have a lot at them. Do also visit the recording of the tutorial, if you weren't able to get to it or haven't been to view it yet. This is available under the Resources menu and then Online tutorial via the module webpage. There was a really interesting discussion and we covered a lot of ground about material culture. Thanks for all your contributions, those of you who made it.
Much of tutorial sets the context for this coming week in terms of your pre-assignment activities. If you're up to date with the timetable you'll have undertaken the APT exercises online and there is a workshop open from midnight on 28 February until 23:39 on 6 March for you to discuss issues arising on the Tutor group forum. This will be a good place for you to discuss views about objects with other students and will help with your forthcoming assignment.
Contributing to the workshop is a good idea, not least because it will give you practice for future tasks where you contributions will be assessed.
A105 - New Posts & Online Workshop
Hello all,
I've put up the slides from the OU Live tutorial on 14 February so you can have a lot at them. Do also visit the recording of the tutorial, if you weren't able to get to it or haven't been to view it yet. This is available under the Resources menu and then Online tutorial via the module webpage. There was a really interesting discussion and we covered a lot of ground about material culture. Thanks for all your contributions, those of you who made it.
Much of tutorial sets the context for this coming week in terms of your pre-assignment activities. If you're up to date with the timetable you'll have undertaken the APT exercises online and there is a workshop open from midnight on 28 February until 23:39 on 6 March for you to discuss issues arising on the Tutor group forum. This will be a good place for you to discuss views about objects with other students and will help with your forthcoming assignment.
Contributing to the workshop is a good idea, not least because it will give you practice for future tasks where you contributions will be assessed.
Happy working...
Best wishes,
Nick