TimeSheet

LH: August 11: About 10 minutes. Just dipping my toe in so to speak. October 2: 3 hours. March 13: The Ides of March. 15 minutes. Worked on the table. Have doubts about that working out, but we'll figure it out. March 18 - 15 minutes. Thinking through methodology, how we did it. Got a few ideas for streamlining it.

KC: October 2: 2.5 hours

KC: October 9: 2 hours, although I felt pretty restless the whole time. I have some ideas for continuing and I really need a snack.

KC: October 23: 1.75 hours. I have plans to work more today on the participatory culture stuff. We'll see how I do.

KC: October 25th: 1 hour. I started working on the participatory culture analysis. I will post it on a different page for you to see.

KC: I worked some yesterday and today! I don't know how many hours. But now I feel so nervous about getting everything done, I feel like I'll work a lot regardless.

LH: June 13: 15 minutes June 14: 15 minutes June 15: 30 minutes, in 2 15 minute sessions. June 17: 30 minutes June 18: 15 minutes --- Really just noodling around. Gotta beef up the lit. review, but this will happen in good time. June 29: 15 minutes Just dipped my toe in. Read over what we have, and then started reading a chapter by Giroux in Critical theory and Human Condition. Obviously, not back in the game yet, but I love what I see happening here. You, me, writing a paper. Love the idea too of you focusing on the participatory cultures part and me the crit lit part for the lit review???? June 30: 45 minutes. Just reading over some crit. lit stuff. And adding to the 4 dimensions section. Trying to paraphrase the dimensions since they're key to the project.I think once we get a little more about the participatory culture and then I add a little more to the crit lit section, we can probably on. We don't want the lit. review to be too cumbersome. I read somewhere that it's not good to have only 2 sections to a lit. review, but I don't feel like worrying about that right now. July 2: 30 minutes. Revised intro. Reading White paper, up to p. 5. Started reading over the prezi for the next section: Methodology. Data collection / Data Analysis. Not sure where to describe the making of the podcasts, but we'll figure that out. July 3: 15 minutes. Starting to draft the methodology section. Writing about the participants. July 7: 15 minutes. Problem: Couldn't get to the prezi. I'm starting to outline procedures for making the podcasts. July 21: 15 minutes. Okay, I didn't do much, but it felt so good to be visiting again. 15 minutes at a time, we are going to write this paper. April 13, 3 hours. My god our findings are so well written.

KC June 14: 15 minutes June 15: 15 minutes June 18: 15 minutes June 21: 20 minutes. I am working on the lit review. But then, the database I was working with just stopped working, so that was annoying. June 21: 20 more minutes. Got back the game! June 26: 30 minutes. Read a fascinating study about participatory cultures and commerce and ownership. Some relevant stuff. July 2: 25 minutes: I totally agree about keep the lit review short. All this reading I'm doing is going to yield a paragraph or two. Starting to feel smarter about working again. I guess if we wanted more sections to the lit review (do we??) we can include the stuff from our proposal about the genre of podcasting. Maybe that makes sense? Yes, that makes sense, but I'm thinking we can put that on the back burner for now. I think this is going to be good. July 3: 30 minutes: Wrote a summary of my thoughts about the participatory culture studies in the draft. This will turn into my paragraphs pretty soon. I found a study I want to read called "Reading Moby Dick in a Participatory Culture" but I couldn't get the full text. Before I quit tonight, I'm going to Google it. July 4: 15 min: Found some really good stuff about Participatory Culture for teachers. Now, I can just about be done reading and just write. July 9: 15 minutes: Read about Participatory Culture. Feeling a lot of anxiety for some dumb reason. Need to sit here with the wiki for a bit. July 11: 45 minutes: Sat here, thought, read some, and wrote a total of like five sentences. Blargh. Good news, I could access the Prezi.