Bowling Assignments

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Topic #	Topic	Due (Writing)	Writer #1 12:30 Group	Writer #2 2:00 group	Presenter #1 12:30 group	Presenter #2 2:00 Group	Presentation Date
1	History of Bowling	9/8	Kacee Carpenter	Lanzy Brazear	Justin Jones	Jacob Jenkins	9/10
2	Bowling Technique	9/8	Taylor Ogle	Brad Leslie	Bradley	Rachel Dennis	9/10
3	Bowling Equipment	9/13	Ryan Vaughn	Brook Perry	Ryan H.	Brittany Nottenkamper	9/15
4	Lane Conditioning	9/13	Weldon L.	Hiroaki Takano	Tanner Horn	Brittany Crittenden	9/15
5	Bowling Rules	9/15	Terra Simon	Billie Branscum		Zach Hashagen	9/17
6	Bowling Scores	9/15	Jason Brewster	Kelleigh Sprott		Jon Baugh	9/17
7	Warming-up	9/20	Kaitlin Chandler	Brandon Shipman	Sean K.	Adonnys	9/22
8	Mental Game of Bowling	9/20	Keegan Walhood	Matthew Correll	Patrick Anderson	Joey Aldrich	9/22
9	Bowling for beginners	9/22	Matt Williams	Tyler Vaughters		Stephanie Martin	9/24
10	Bowling for people with Special needs	9/22	Andy Chang	Matthew Davis	Tyler Wilson		9/24
11	The perfect game	9/27	Justin Wright	Kyle Todd	Casey Kehoe	Henry Adams	0/29
12	Bowling Hall of Fame	9/27	Chelsea Slone	Griffin Moss	TJ Mohler	Michael Lobov	9/29
13	Top 10 Bowling Sites (5 sites per writer)	9/27	Geneva Quinn	Aaron Fenton
14	Collegiate Bowling	9/29	Tyler Brett	Tyler Carter		Alex Edington	10/01
15	Bowling Team USA	9/29	Will Skelton	Nathan Lancaster	Alex Evans		10/01

2 writers per topic, one from each class
Writers must write at least 250 words
Writers must include at least 1 picture or video
Writers must make at least 3 edits at different times to the content already created on the wiki
Content must flow and must be one coherent piece
2 writers should collaborate and work together.
The due date is at 11:59 pm on the day stated. 1 day late means only receive maximum 1/2 marks. More than 1 day late, receive zero (0).
Presenters expect you to have text on the wiki prior to the due date so they can prepare so please respect that!
If you have questions, email me @ hbaert@uark.edu

Presenters must present the content of the wiki in a short but interesting manner - maximum 5 min presentation
Presenters should rehearse the content - reading off a piece of paper is NOT acceptable
Presenters must prepare 3 test questions to ask the students following the presentation. These should be short answers, NOT multiple choice.
Test questions should be well presented and meaningful.
Presenters must be prepared to present on the day noted. The inability to attend class means you will receive a zero (0), unless something is arranged with the instructor at least 2 days prior to the presentation.
Props can and are encouraged to be used during presentation.
If no content is located on 1 day prior to the presentation, contact the instructor for advice. It is YOUR responsibility to contact the instructor so you can be provided with content to be presented! No content does NOT mean you will not present.
Make your presentation complete, interesting and engaging to listen to.
If you have any questions, email me @ hbaert@uark.edu