Syllabus: Storybook Schedule

FOUR WEEKS OFF: If you get four weeks behind on your Storybook schedule, you will have ONLY TWO STORIES in your final Storybook. You also also getting into a real danger zone here. If you are four weeks or five weeks behind, that is okay - but if you become more than five weeks behind, you will no longer be eligible to turn in any more Storybook assignments and will receive a "zero" for any remaining Storybook assignments left in the semester. For more information, see the Storybook Schedule FAQ.

• Brainstorm Topics (Week 6) 
  
• Myth-Folklore Topics | Indian Epics Topics | World Lit. Topics
• Brainstorm Storytelling Styles (Week 7)
• Write Introduction (Week 8)
• Myth-Folklore Intro. | Indian Epics Intro. | World Lit. Intro.
• Revise and Publish Introduction (Week 9)
• Add First Story (Week 10)
• Revise First Story  (Week 11)
• Add Second Story (Week 12)
• Revise Second Story  (Week 13)
• Revise Introduction (Week 14)
• Final Revisions (Week 15)

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you fall more than five weeks behind on the Storybook, you will become ineligible to turn in any more Storybook assignments. When you fall six weeks behind schedule, I will record a zero for each of the remaining Storybook assignments for the rest of the semester.