| robkenyon |
| (newbie) |
| 05/06/2008 11:00 |
Submitting modules
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Hi,
Hope you all are well.
I was just wondering how everyone else submits their modules for marking, or the best way of submitting them. I am holding off sending in my module one at the moment as there is one photo I am not heppy with.
Thanks
Rob
| GDN |
| (old hand) |
| 05/06/2008 16:48 |
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Re: Submitting modules
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Hi Rob,
My module one was a small bound report with my observations on each page. Each page had a small photo in the top corner to show the photo in question and then comments below.
I sent all my photos on cd in a wallet in the rear.
Module two was the same but this time I put all my photos onto a memory stick in the rear of the document.
Hope this helps. There's not right or wrong way I guess.
Gary
| Paul_M |
| (newbie) |
| 05/06/2008 19:51 |
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Re: Submitting modules
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I put everything on a memory stick. Seems to work O.K.
| Azzi |
| (member) |
| 06/06/2008 08:36 |
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Re: Submitting modules
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Hi folks,
I just put the jpegs and word doc onto a memory stick - I think thats easiest for the tutors. I`ve always sent it as normal mail - not special delivery, costs 40p. I`ve never waited more than about two weeks for it to be returned.
Hope to finish mod3 this weekend.
Chris
| FatherPie |
| (journeyman) |
| 06/06/2008 13:48 |
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Re: Submitting modules
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Quote:
.... I`ve never waited more than about two weeks for it to be returned...
ho hum ... I sent mine on 2nd May ... still waiting (and yes it has been received at SPI HQ, I rang and checked last week)...
On a much more positive note, everyone who has ever passed comment here has said how helpful and constructive the feedback was so every cloud etc!
| robkenyon |
| (newbie) |
| 06/06/2008 15:40 |
Re: Submitting modules
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Thanks
Think I will go with the memory stick as I dont use mine anyway.
Thanks for the replies
Rob