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Assignment 2
For assignment 2, you are to work in pairs or groups of three: Choose a piece of writing that discusses some aspect of climate change. It could be a newspaper or magazine article, an opinion piece, a blog post (but it … Continue reading
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What to look for in a good blog post
Here’s a possible rubric for marking your blog posts, once you’ve revised them. Feel free to use the comments to suggest changes to the rubric (hint: if you’d prefer a different way of marking them, here’s your chance to say … Continue reading
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Open Thread to Discuss the Course
Feel free to use the comments for this post to share your thoughts about the course so far. What do you like, what don’t you like? What ought we to do differently? There was some interesting discussion from some of … Continue reading
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Welcome to the class blog!
This is the class blog for the course PMU199 Climate Change: Software Science and Society, at the University of Toronto. We’ll be using the blog to talk about the course, post assignments, comment on topics related to the course, and … Continue reading
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