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Submission Questions...please advise?

Hello Fellow MAPP Module Ones,

I am at the point where I am going to submit my AOL Essay and am formulating my Portfolio...yet, I have a few remaining questions and am reaching out to you my colleagues for advice.

I believe I have overthought and confused myself. I will try to be as clear as possible, and would really appreciate your comments.

  1. Formatting our submissions: 
    • I note in the handbook it states to hand in the document in .doc or .docx. 
      • email supervisor for draft work to be .doc or .docx
    • However, I also have some written notes to submit the final documents to Turnitin in .pdf. to preserve formatting. 
    • Can someone please clarify for me?
  2. Where to submit exactly?:
    • On our MA Professional Practice in Dance Technique Pedagogy UniHub page I see two folders: 
      • submissions RPL November 16th, 2020: RPL overview and AOL
      • submissions December 11, 2020: Module One
    • Are we to submit our AOL Final essay (in whichever format) to this RPL November folder through Turnitin for April 19, 2021? 
    • And then the whole RPL Portfolio to our supervisor on April 19th via email in .doc or .docx, which includes the AOL essay we will have submitted to Turnitin for the same due date?
Sadly, there is no submit button under the RPL overview or AOL essay link either. Not sure what to do.
Any guidance is greatly appreciated. 

Yours with gratitude,
Sheahan 

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  1. Hello Sheahan, I am at the same point, so congratulations to all of us for making it so far :-) I had the same question as to what to submit and where. I actually understood it needs to be submitted in word format on Turnitin and the AOL file must include the RPL form too. Separately, you will email the RPL form to your supervisor on the same day. To be on the safe side, I would submit both files to my supervisor, since there is still confusion around the folders to be used on unihub system. Are you part of our whatsup group, so maybe someone else can advice too?
    Paola

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    1. Hello Paola,
      Yes, Congratulations :) What a year it has been, and we have embarked on a new venture to assist in our growth. Brave and an efficient use of covid life.
      Thank you for letting me know about the Whats App group. I did not realize that. What is it called? If you are part of the group, can you invite me? I see there is a twitter (I am not on that platform), facebook alumni, and linkedin. Thank you!

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  2. Hello Sheahan and Paulo,

    Well done for succeeding thus far! I had all the same worries and questions with what I was submitting and where to, so glad I am not alone.

    I also didn't know there was a WhatsApp group - how can I be added to this? I think it would be a very useful resource for all of these kinds of questions.

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    1. Hi Kimberly,
      I would also love to know about the Whats App group to keep in touch over the summer and help with questions. If you do figure out how to join, please do pass on that information. I will do the same :)
      Take good care,
      Sheahan

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