Read, summarize, and write down questions and points of confusion for a short book -- 2

Job ID: 34282569

Budget: $11 – $12 USD

Summary:
We would like to crowdsource a set of questions and comments about the book of John. This project involves reading the Book of John and writing down any major questions or points of confusion you have. After many people complete this work, we will anonymously combine the questions and comments to create a unique, modern view of the book that's approachable and easy to understand.

Note: We are not looking for “proofreading” work. We are not interested in issues with punctuation or sentence structure. Instead, we want questions/comments on the actual content and meaning of the book.

We estimate that this will take between 3 and 4 hours.

Job Requirements:
Create an account on the review platform, WordWorks (https://wordworks.herokuapp.com/accounts/register/). Then, read the provided instructions and answer a few questions. Next, proceed to read the book of John, chapters 1 through 21 (all of it). As you’re reading, enter all of your questions, observations, and points of confusion by clicking on the text. Finally, write your overall impressions of the book - about 4 sentences. Your list of questions and comments will be used to help create a summary of interesting questions, points of confusion, and areas for research. We estimate that this will take 4 hours.

We are not looking for “proofreading” work. We are not interested in issues with punctuation or sentence structure. Instead, we want questions/comments on the actual content and meaning of the book. All work is done in the WordWorks platform, not in MS Word, etc.

Deliverables:
We will look at your questions and comments inside of the WordWorks platform, and so you do not need to upload any specific pdf, doc, etc files. However, if you do want to upload proof of your work, the WordWorks platform will show you a summary of your contributions. You can use a screenshot of this summary as evidence of your contribution.
Related categories: Proofreading Book Review