Guidelines for Submission: I already have a PowerPoint presentation that I will upload, I need someone to write me speaker notes on the presentation that should contain approximately 10 to 15 pages of speaker notes that explain to my audience for this presentation which will be my friends and family, to show them that I have thought through relocating to Berlin from San Diego, a new global geographic region and that I have learned about and to which I am relocating. The presentation should address how the fundamental themes of geography will impact my life in this scenario. You
must write the transcript of the speaker notes as if I were to actually give the presentation, and am saying it out loud to an audience. I already have sources listed in the PowerPoint presentation that I would prefer if you use in the speaker notes, but if you are using other sources, please include those or add a reference sheet at the bottom of the Speaker Notes. Please base the speaker notes off the power point slide that I am including. I will also include a sample of what the speaker notes look like from a sample work. Let me know if you have any questions.

I’m trying to learn for my Humanities class and I’m stuck. Can you help?

After reading Heineman’s interview with “Chris Melissinos,” Kirschenbaum’s chapter, “Word Processing as a Literary Subject,” and Pequeño Glazier’s chapter, “Jumping to Occlusions,” in the Required Learning Materials, please do the following: Identify and explain two specific ways that technological developments have changed our understanding of what art or writing is and how it can be created. Describe one kind resistance from artists and writers to how digital technology is changing their fields. Then try to relate this resistance to an unintended consequence of the use of digital technology in these fields. What information from the resources leads you to this conclusion? Do you think that technological determinism or social constructivism plays a stronger role in how digital technologies shape the arts? Briefly explain your answer. Use two quotes from any of your resources to support or explain your points. Make sure to provide in-text citations for both quotes in MLA or APA format. Provide references for all sources in MLA or APA format.

ASSIGNMENT GUIDELINES FOR THE 700-800 WORD KEATS’ POETRY LITERARY ANALYSIS ESSAY:The second 100-point major essay is a 700-800 word literary analysis based on ONE of the poems by John Keats (or Percy Bysshe Shelley’s “Ozymandias”) that was taught and discussed in class. Students are assigned to follow the nine guidelines for writing a literary analysis essay (see whiteboard below) and to organize a full-sentence outline in advance. Their purpose is to analyze; to “analyze” means to break down into parts or principles in order to understand the whole. It means to take apart in such a way that complete understanding of the whole can be acquired by consideration of its components. All student papers should follow the nine guidelines of writing a literary analysis essay, be organized into paragraphs, have a clear thesis statement followed by topic sentences supported by adequate, relevant details, an original title, an interesting lead, and follow MLA format for page layout as well as both in-text and end citations. The writing material I choose is “Ode to a nightingale (1819)” which can be found on page 5 out of 9 on the pdf file attached.

In Chapter 27, we take a look at many artists who are committed to fighting for change. Through art, they advocate for the world around us. And they do so in many different ways. Instructions:Choose at least one artist/artwork from the list below that you find especially powerful. In your own post, explain why in a brief paragraph (around 150 words). If you write about three different artists/artworks, you will gain credit for this assignment, as well as extra credit, which will boost your overall grade in this course.The subject of your post should be your last name, followed by the title of the artwork you’ve chosen (i.e. Triple Island, Goldfeld). Respond to at least two of your classmates who wrote about different artwork(s) than you did. Your response must be content-filled, original, and insightful. Rain, Steam, and SpeedThe Rocky Mountains, Lander’s PeakSteamboat on the OhioLaToya Ruby FrazierThe Iron CityRadiation-Exposed Flowers HarmonyDeepwater HorizonWhen the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four ActsOperation Paydirt/Fundred Dollar Bill ProjectDisappearing Bodies of Water: Arctic IceTriple IslandUnited States v. Tim De Christopher

ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONSThrough an iterative process, you developed and refined an early draft of sections of your research plan. You presented your research plan in the final session of the residency. For this assignment, please analyze the feedback that you received in the courseroom and the final Residency session, integrate relevant recommendations, refine your work, and complete the following sections of your Dissertation Research Plan, using the Dissertation Research Plan Template (quantitative or qualitative, depending on your methodology), provided in the resources.1.1 Research Topic1.2 Research Problem.2.1 Research Problem Background.3.1 Theoretical Foundations.3.2 Contributions to Theory.3.3 Theoretical Implications.3.4 Practical Implications.4.3 Ethical Considerations6. References.Review the Assessment Scoring Guide to ensure that you address all grading criteria for this assignment. Your instructor will also use the scoring guide to provide you with feedback that can inform your current development stage of your dissertation and the areas that you should focus on between the Track 1 and Track 2 Dissertation Research Seminars