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	<title>Comments on: Lifestream Summary Week 11 and latest draft of the final assignment task</title>
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		<title>By: sbayne</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Miles - for me this is shaping up very interestingly, and I particularly like the critical issues you describe as raised by Chun. It might be worth focusing on just one of these within the context of your own project: for example normativity and ideology within he cross-cultural exchanges of your video project. My main advice would be not to let it get too &#039;big&#039; but to give a detailed and thoughtful critique of one particular aspect of the project.

The title *is* quite long! And perhaps it&#039;s also still trying to do too much, which leads me to try to reinforce the message above about focus. Something tighter like &#039;Digital culture and language learning: a critical perspective on &quot;community&#039;&quot;&#039; might work well for you?

Once your thinking has developed a bit more, please feel free to run your ideas for the medium of the essay and (if relevant) your nominated assessment criteria.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Miles &#8211; for me this is shaping up very interestingly, and I particularly like the critical issues you describe as raised by Chun. It might be worth focusing on just one of these within the context of your own project: for example normativity and ideology within he cross-cultural exchanges of your video project. My main advice would be not to let it get too &#8216;big&#8217; but to give a detailed and thoughtful critique of one particular aspect of the project.</p>
<p>The title *is* quite long! And perhaps it&#8217;s also still trying to do too much, which leads me to try to reinforce the message above about focus. Something tighter like &#8216;Digital culture and language learning: a critical perspective on &#8220;community'&#8221;&#8216; might work well for you?</p>
<p>Once your thinking has developed a bit more, please feel free to run your ideas for the medium of the essay and (if relevant) your nominated assessment criteria.</p>
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