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This is an assignment for two or more people.  

It’s very simple: Take turns writing a collaborative story via email, each writing a minimum of 4 times. 

Have fun with it! 

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***email chain started by LC…

For my last writing assignment I did Sharing credit, Which is chatting with a person telling a story. 4 Star

I decided to

I decided to create a story with my roommate Tala. Tala would email me one line of the story and I would respond with another

As soon as I saw this post, I got super excited. I loved the idea of creating a story with someone else. Writing is something

For this assignment, we needed to get a partner and interact with them via a means of communication. I chose to use Facebook messenger because

From: [email protected]

To: [email protected]

Subject: Where are they now?

Howdy Danny,

It’s Sally here on this new thing called a computer. I’m sending you this e-mail because I

For this assignment, Lindsey M‘s character Danny and my own Sally  “emailed” each other a little sequel to the radio show they participated

  4 Stars…

The first Collaborative Character Media Assignments I completed this week was actually created by our very own Spencer. Mostly because we wanted to do

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