This is the fifty-second post in a series that I call, “Recovered Writing.” I am going through my personal archive of undergraduate and graduate school writing, recovering those essays I consider interesting but that I am unlikely to revise for traditional publication, and posting those essays as-is on my blog in the hope of engaging …
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Fellow Kent State English Department Bloggers
This semester, I led two workshops on Blogging in the Classroom and Blogging in the Profession. Two of the workshop attendees, who also happen to be my friends at Kent State, forwarded me their blogs to share here: Courtney Werner’s Land of Nod and Twitter @lilithladiosa2k Lindsay B Steiner’s Twitter @lbsteiner Courntey and Lindsay write about …
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Second Blogging in the Classroom and Profession Workshop Success
This afternoon, I facilitated a second “Blogging in the Classroom and Profession” Workshop as part of my work in the Kent State English Department’s Office of Digital Composition. Unlike my previous workshop, I switched the content around to talk about professional blogging first and classroom blogging second, because I wanted to accommodate the schedules of …
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Blogging Workshop Wrap-up
The folks who showed up to the Blogging in the Classroom and Profession Workshop and I had a good conversation, but I hope to gather a larger audience at the next workshop, particularly of new graduate assistances in the department. I had planned the events around the time when no graduate students were taking class–it …
Blogging in the Classroom and the Profession Workshop Notes
Download a PDF copy of my Blogging in the Classroom and the Profession workshop notes here. Remember, the workshop is today from 1:00-2:00pm in Satterfield Hall room 104. See you there!
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