A Visual Look at Noah’s “Tracing Persepolis” Project
For this week’s Sunday Funnies, I am peer reviewing Noah’s argument for his project on tracing Persepolis with a visual diagram of how I perceived his argument.
ENG101.12. Spring 2015. Emory University.
For this week’s Sunday Funnies, I am peer reviewing Noah’s argument for his project on tracing Persepolis with a visual diagram of how I perceived his argument.
For this week’s Sunday Funny, I created a visual map of Greer’s Tracing Persepolis.
For this week’s Sunday Funny, I mapped out Dan’s Tracing Persepolis Project. I used bubbl.us in order to make a flow chart of his work.
I mapped Lily’s Tracing Persepolis project in this week’s Sunday Funny.
I mapped out Daisha’s Tracing Persepolis project to highlight the main arguments and evidence shown in her project. The map is the visual mind mind, which outlines important components of her assignment to become a road map of sorts with which to navigate through project.
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For this Sunday Funnies assignment, I mapped Euieal’s Tracing Persepolis Project. This is a visual representation of the path of the hyperlinks and the main points and claims for each page of his project.
I mapped out Ryan’s Tracing Persepolis project in this week’s Sunday Funny.
This weekend for my Sunday Funny, I mapped out Donald’s Tracing Persepolis project.
I mapped Jenny’s Tracing Persepolis project for this week’s Sunday Funnies Assignment .
Here is my map that shows how her project is organized and how everything works together:
For this week’s Sunday Funnies assignment, I have created a map of Shiven’s tracing Persepolis project.