AS Comms - Social networking sites & self image

An interesting article on the links between poor self -image and the amount of time spent looking at images on social networking sites: click here

AS LangLit - revision prezi for Ella2, Section A

Here is the link to the Prezi used in the revision session: click here.

AS Comms - Applying the course to Facebook

Let's build a padlet page exploring how we can apply the whole of my side of the course to Facebook: Reach the Facebook padlet page by clicking here. Facebook is a great case-study that could be used to help answer lots of different questions.

A2 Lit: King Lear podcast / Revision work

Please listen to this podcast, which explains the critical reception of King Lear and how it has varied through time: King Lear podcast. This is a great revision resource - remember that audience readings is the key assessment objective for this question in the exam. The podcast is about 45 minutes long.

COURSEWORK HAND-IN: MONDAY 31st MARCH

Final deadline for both A2 Lit (3000 word essay) and A2 Comms (podcast) is on Monday. You need to hand in your work between 12.30 and 3.00pm in 1D25.

A2 Comms students: you need to have exported your finished podcast as a WAV, and we will transfer this from your USB to our USB. The computers will be available during the hand-in time for any final finishing - the hand in period includes our normal lesson time. Once your courseowrk is sorted & you have handed in, you will not need to stay for the remainder of the lesson.

A2 Lit students: please remember to put your name on every page; include footnotes; include two final word counts - one including quotes, one excluding quotes & include a bibliography at the end of the essay. Remember that your word count excluding quotes must not go over 3000 words. Lear lesson as normal at 10.15!

Good luck.

AS Comms & Culture - example text for Question 3

A2 Lit - excellent website with some good stuff on Lear

This website is aimed at A-level Literature students and Undergraduate Lit students. Check out the Lear stuff - including a seminar next week: click here.