Truthiness and Consequences: Balancing the Content-Driven Rhetoric Classroom
Author: Aaron MercierImage Credit: Photo by Webrageous, Captions by Aaron MercierWhen I decided to make my rhetoric and writing course about “truthiness” as Stephen Colbert defines it—something that...
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Author: Katherine CoxImage Credit: CalliopeThis semester I am teaching a class on the rhetoric of dotcoms with a focus on early-stage Internet companies. It has been a fun course to teach so far,...
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Author: Steven J. LeMieuxImage Credit: Eventful RentalThere seems to be a tendency when teaching new technologies to slip into simply teaching the tools. When I’m gearing up to assign my students a...
View ArticleThe Chicken In the Egg: Theme and Comp in the Truthy Classroom, Revisted
Author: Aaron MercierImage Credit: uggoyI want to revisit my post from last semester today, because it dealt with the lessons of grading the first major assignment in my first advanced composition...
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Author: Regina Marie MillsImage Credit: Melanie FejeranI have spent a lot of time this semester thinking about how to best encourage my students to do the reading, in addition to how to prep them for...
View ArticleUsing Meditation in the (Digital) Classroom
Author: Jenn ShaplandImage Credit: David Lynch FoundationI decided to bring meditation practice into my Rhetoric and Writing class against the firm advice of nearly everyone I’d talked to about it....
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Author: Cole WehrleImage Credit: Cole WehrleAs long as I’ve had the pleasure of teaching in one of the DWRL class rooms I’ve flirted with the idea of using Google Docs in a classroom setting. In-class...
View ArticleTechnological Nostalgia and the Academic Year to Come
Author: Eric DetweilerImage Credit: Randall MunroeI feel so out of touch when it comes to video games.During my time in the Digital Writing and Research Lab, I've worked to incorporate new technologies...
View ArticleThe Medium is the Mentor: How Failing With an LMS Altered My Teaching Ethos
Author: Casey SloanImage Credit: Ervins StrauhmanisIt took me a while to accept that I can never have all the answers. It took even longer for me to realize that this is a wonderful, fortunate fact. As...
View ArticleHow to Outsource Your Grading and Look (and Feel) Good Doing It
Author: Beck WiseImage Credit: "Crowdsurfing at the Tocotronic show". Photo: daspunkt.Or, The Power of Crowdsourcing Assessment.Like a lot of instructors at UT, I have required presentations in my...
View ArticleTruthiness and Consequences: Balancing the Content-Driven Rhetoric Classroom
Author: Aaron MercierImage Credit: Photo by Webrageous, Captions by Aaron MercierWhen I decided to make my rhetoric and writing course about “truthiness” as Stephen Colbert defines it—something that...
View ArticleFinding the Sticking-Place: Take Up New Technologies and Unscrew the Cycle of...
Author: Steven J. LeMieuxImage Credit: Eventful RentalThere seems to be a tendency when teaching new technologies to slip into simply teaching the tools. When I’m gearing up to assign my students a...
View ArticleThe Chicken In the Egg: Theme and Comp in the Truthy Classroom, Revisted
Author: Aaron MercierImage Credit: uggoyI want to revisit my post from last semester today, because it dealt with the lessons of grading the first major assignment in my first advanced composition...
View ArticleAdministering What All Students Dread: Reading Quizzes
Author: Regina Marie MillsImage Credit: Melanie FejeranI have spent a lot of time this semester thinking about how to best encourage my students to do the reading, in addition to how to prep them for...
View ArticleUsing Meditation in the (Digital) Classroom
Author: Jenn ShaplandImage Credit: David Lynch FoundationI decided to bring meditation practice into my Rhetoric and Writing class against the firm advice of nearly everyone I’d talked to about it....
View ArticleCollaboration and Chaos
Author: Cole WehrleImage Credit: Cole WehrleAs long as I’ve had the pleasure of teaching in one of the DWRL class rooms I’ve flirted with the idea of using Google Docs in a classroom setting. In-class...
View ArticleTechnological Nostalgia and the Academic Year to Come
Author: Eric DetweilerImage Credit: Randall MunroeI feel so out of touch when it comes to video games.During my time in the Digital Writing and Research Lab, I've worked to incorporate new technologies...
View ArticleThe Medium is the Mentor: How Failing With an LMS Altered My Teaching Ethos
Author: Casey SloanImage Credit: Ervins StrauhmanisIt took me a while to accept that I can never have all the answers. It took even longer for me to realize that this is a wonderful, fortunate fact. As...
View ArticleHow to Outsource Your Grading and Look (and Feel) Good Doing It
Author: Beck WiseImage Credit: "Crowdsurfing at the Tocotronic show". Photo: daspunkt.Or, The Power of Crowdsourcing Assessment.Like a lot of instructors at UT, I have required presentations in my...
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