ENGL 500, Fall 2019

Important Links

Assignments are organized here by percentage weight. They are organized by due date on the syllabus.

Weight	Name	Description and URL	Due Date
0%	Manage Your Time Well	List and prioritize your activities. Hand it in if you want feedback.	Sept. 12
0%	Encode a Poem	Participate in the TEI-XML Workshop. If you want your work to be considered for the Database of Victorian Periodical Poetry project, submit your XML file at the end of class.	Nov. 21
5%	Stock Your Toolbox	Find the catalogues, bibliographies, and databases you need.	Sept. 26
5%	Find Your Conversation	Identify the scholarly journals and learned societies in your area.	Oct. 10
5%	Share Your Findings	Make a presentation to the class on Nov. 28. Assessment rubric.	Nov. 28
10%	Cite the Right Text	Assess scholarly editions.	Nov. 21
15%	Pose a Question and Propose an Answer	Write a conference proposal.	Oct. 24
20%	Engage with the Material	Prepare a finding aid, bibliographical description, metadata, and/or provenance note.	Dec. 5
40%	Master the Field	Prepare an exhaustive, annotated, enumerative bibliography. See also: “How to Write the Preface to an Annotated Bibliography” and “How to Write an Annotation.”	Oct. 31

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