We appreciate your feedback and are happy to receive it any time during the semester. Feedback received from students in response to the Unit of Study Survey at the end of Semester 1, 2020 prompted us to redesign the delivery of this unit - particularly in light of the change to fully online delivery due to the threats posed by COVID-19, we have broken up the 2-hour seminar. However, the total number of teaching hours has not changed. Each week, you will complete three (3) teaching hours as follows: • Two (2) hours of pre-recorded material comprising a lecture, readings and seminar material to prepare you for a workshop with your tutor. These are packaged in a Canvas module and will be released each Friday for the following week, and you are to complete this material asynchronously. • One (1) tutorial hour online via Zoom. Synchronous participation in your scheduled tutorial is compulsory. If you are studying from a country with a very different time zone, please let me know (frances.dilauro@sydney.edu.au) to make alternative arrangements. Another issue for some students in S2, 2020 was that they could not find enough sources for their chosen stub topic. In S2, 2020, our list included over 700 subjects. For Semester 1, 2021, we have created a list of more than 1000 topics, and we now allow students to find and suggest stub topics that are not on the list we provide. We will encourage students to explore available stubs in the first week to make sure they can find enough sources before selecting one. That feedback led us to another meaningful change to our schedule. Students are now encouraged to begin refining their articles from week 10, allowing them to observe responses and feedback from experts while there is still time to improve their articles before the final submission date.