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Elements of Electronic Rhetoric
ENGL 3179/5179
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- re-read Stoner on Scudder, pp 46-7.
- Return to the Emily Cummins site and your Description wiki page. Look again at the Cummins site and observe the three pages: home, about, current. Make notes - and stay with notes for now - of what you observe. Use neutral language, assume a balcony view - the stance from outside the rhetorical exchange. Observe and describe the pictures, the site and page design, the texts. Characterize each - again, using neutral language - as your observing develops. Make notes on the context this site addresses. Look again.
- Note glandular reactions if you wish - but note them under an appropriate heading apart from your description notes.
- Use bullets or just lines of observation - whatever suits you. But you should have multiple screens of observations before you're done.
Thurs 4 Feb
- debrief on Emily Cummins observations
- systematic observation, discovering patterns, and the place of search methods
- Introduce first project: Observation to Analysis of X
Reference
- BasicSentencePatterns
- HandlistOfWeblogs
- HandlistOfTwitter
- SocialNetworkingProject Notes from the 2008 projects
On deck
Features spring 2010: We investigate the rhetorical significance behind weblogs, wikis, microblogging, and Flickr through a series of student-designed projects. The principles behind the practice. 10:00 T and R.
If you're interested in the class, have a look at the CourseStatement (under revision for 2010).
Parallel Course
ENGL 3179/5179: Weblogs and Wikis. Conversation and community with WordPress, wikis, and Flickr; micro-blogging with Twitter and Tumblr.Participants
LizzPoehler | ZachGreenfield | MadelineHenry | SarahDrury | AndrewRudlang | BethanyPeters |BetsyDowns | AndrewRudlang | SidJohnson | SamanthaHuseby | AndrewRudlang | DanOswald | ShannonSwinton | BlaiseNyaronge | SarahJordan | ZacharyONeill | MelRemick | DuncanSkjaretMcAwesomepants | AnthonyCole | BillStafford | MorganMC | PastParticipantsENGL 3179/5179 Elements of Electronic Rhetoric
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