Tag Archives: multimodal
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Day 27 – 12.3 – Last Day / Peer Review
Leave a commentDecember 3, 2014 by Brian Harmon
Student Evaluations Freewriting: Compose a new blog post in which you rhetorically analyze THIS KICKSTARTER PAGE. You might comment on …
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Day 26 – 12.1 – Re-Visions and Audio Workshop
Leave a commentDecember 1, 2014 by Brian Harmon
Freewriting: Find a short blog post you have written this semester. Copy and paste all the text into a new …
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Day 23 – 11.17 – Affective Video & Ethics
1November 17, 2014 by Brian Harmon
Freewriting: Consider the reading you had for homework (Chapter 4 in Technical Communication) through the lens of the editing choices …
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Day 22 – 11.12 – Fair Use and Affective Bodies
Leave a commentNovember 12, 2014 by Brian Harmon
Freewriting: After watching the clip from Alma Har’el’s 2012 documentary Bombay Beach, compose a blog post that engages one or …
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Day 21 – 11.10 – Messy Methods, Affect and the Visual
Leave a commentNovember 10, 2014 by Brian Harmon
Quiz: On a piece of paper (with your name and the date) respond to the questions on the board. …
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Day 19 – 11.3 – Object in 60: Day 2
Leave a commentNovember 3, 2014 by Brian Harmon
In Class: Continue the composition of your Object in 60. If you need to refer to the assignment details, check …
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Day 18 – 10.29 – Object in 60
1October 29, 2014 by Brian Harmon
Freewriting: Tweet the title of your Object in 60 @techwriting462. Tweet a link to your favorite music video @techwriting462. Tweet …
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Day 14 – 10.15 – Social Media
Leave a commentOctober 15, 2014 by Brian Harmon
Quiz: Answer the following as a blog post. Then tweet a link to that page @techwriting462 with #quiz. 1. What …
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Day 12 – 10.8 – Social Media
1October 8, 2014 by Brian Harmon
Freewriting: Begin a new blog post with an original definition for ‘social media’. Then proceed with ONE of the following …
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