Production Schedule

In this post, I will provide my production schedule:

What is to be done: Fortunately, I have already conducted both of my interviews. So now all I need to focus on is gathering all of the information that I was given and producing a podcast segment. I plan to familiarize myself more with each professor’s major publications and analyze the different genres used.

Project Phase	Starting date	Ending Date	Location
Interviews	2/22/16	2/26/16	Main Medical Center Building
Introduction	3/1/16	3/6/16	Library (somewhere I can focus)
Organization of Information	3/1/16	3/6/16	Library (somewhere I can focus)
Analysis	3/6/16	3/10/16	Library (somewhere I can focus)
Conclusion	3/6/16	3/10/16	Library (somewhere I can focus)
Rough Draft	3/6/16	3/10/16	Library (somewhere I can focus)
Revision	3/20/16	3/27/16	Library
Final Draft	3/20/16	3/27/16	Library

Location: The location of my production will mostly be in the library because I need somewhere quiet to focus.

Planned date and time: I will start producing the rough draft of my project this week because I will be going out of town for the entire duration of spring break.

Resources required: Computer, previous blog posts, and interview responses.

Date Completed: I will complete my entire project obviously before its due date (March 27). However I will make sure my rough draft is submitted on my blog by Thursday, March 10^th, before I leave for spring break.

Changes made after completion and reasons why: After peer reviewing is done, I will apply the suggestions to my final draft. I will also make any necessary changes to my content if I conduct more research on each genre convention and find important details to include.