Gallery Walk

Today, you’ll move around our room, reading our “gallery” and offering feedback to your fellow rhetors. Your feedback should move the rhetor forward in their Persuasion Project, so while a comment like “interesting” is nice, it’s not super helpful in terms of understanding possible next steps. Here are examples of ways to construct productive feedback:

• Your purpose is clear because it helps me see/understand _________.
• Your purpose could use development because I don’t understand _________.
• And audience that would really be interested in this is ____________.
• A medium you should also consider to best communicate your purpose is ___________ because __________.
• You should also look at [insert source that you know on the topic].
• I’d be willing to be interviewed or surveyed for your project. You can contact me at ___________________.

Gallery Walk Post-Mortem

We’ll spend a couple minutes debriefing and reflecting on what happened during the gallery walk.

Conference Sign-ups

We’ll use this document to sign-up for one-to-one progress conferences with me for Nov. 11-13.

HOMEWORK

Review Chapter 8 on Extrinsic Proofs and start drafting ways you will gather extrinsic proofs through testimonials, interview data, or survey data.