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Assessment One A summary of the thesis/project (20%) B annotated bibliography (30%) C rationale of chosen methodology (30%) D a brief reflection on supervision (20%)

Presentations 17 th and 24 th A summary of the thesis/project (20%) B annotated bibliography (30%) C rationale of chosen methodology (30%) D a brief reflection on supervision (20%)

(A) A summary of the thesis/project What are the aims and objectives of the research project? Describe the context and location in the new media field of study Explain relation between Concepts Methods Practical outcomes

(B) Annotated bibliography List 7-10 articles Tell us about the selection of appropriate sources Summarise a few of these sources, noting their value and relevance What are these sources arguing?

(C) Methodology What data are you looking for? What is your methodology? What tools will you use and how will you use them?

(D) reflection on supervision Describe the aims and objectives discussed and set out in the supervision meetings Refer to your notes or diary

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