Dr. Pete Rorabaugh | English | Kennesaw State
Photo by Mansur Khojaev on Unsplash Media Develop a magazine/newspaper review that discusses both texts in several stages. For more on my approach to writing phases, see these posts. Length: 6 paragraphs, the middle four should be longerCiting primary sources: Name the film and short story authors and titles in the first or second sentence; […]
Continue ReadingMonday, class opening: Break, 1 hour We wrapped up class quickly after the break. Wednesday, first block Topics: Interview activity Film/short story review activity Break, resume at 4.10p Wednesday, second block
Continue ReadingIn the Week One post I outlined a collaborative email and memo activity. In addition to the submission requirements and deadlines, this post will serve as stylistic and organizational guidelines for your work. The email and memo activity should be built from your viewing of the “Motor Vehicles 3.17.26” committee meeting shared in Week One […]
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Photo by Imran Bangash on Unsplash First block on June 3: Texts: books, articles, films/shows, songs1. 2. 3. People: academic/professional influences1.2. 3. Interests: hobbies, news topics, outlets1. 2. 3. Super powers: professional strengths1. 2. 3. During our break: Watch Video: “Motor Vehicles 3.17.26” committee meeting of the Georgia House of Representatives (beginning at 17 minutes […]
Continue ReadingDuring our two classes, I will explain the process for completing the Reflective Portfolio assignment which will be submitted to D2L as a WordPress link or a PDF document. Submit the Reflective Portfolio in D2L by the last day of class according to KSU’s academic calendar.
Continue ReadingIn class: Individual students will present presentations based on their Annotated Bibliography projects during Week Twelve. Audit Teams will present presentations based on their Content Strategy Reports during Week Thirteen. Our reading: “Chapter 37: Digital Media Ethics and Rhetoric” by Heidi A. McKee and James A. Porter in The Routledge Handbook of Digital Writing and […]
Continue ReadingStudents will audit the digital footprint and content strategy of an Atlanta-area non profit organization (NP) and advise on possible improvements or new directions. The work of the audit team will be based on thorough research on the NP’s website, social media accounts, network analysis, and appearance in other media. The assignment will conclude with […]
Continue ReadingIn class: Class time will be reserved for workshop meetings, questions, and individual student check-ins as Audit Teams begin their work on the Content Strategy Report assignment. Audit Teams are required to hold two 30-min meetings per week; these can happen during class time or virtually. Clear notes are required within your team’s channel for […]
Continue ReadingAnnotated Bibliography The Annotated Bibliography assignment should include 10 text-based sources. At least 5 of the sources should be academic (per requirements defined in class). The 10 sources should cover a topic of interest to you and related to either an aspect of digital engagement, specific design elements, or a topic within the discipline of […]
Continue ReadingIn class: We will focus on research in a variety of contexts (academic, journalistic, social media, non profit websites, etc.) in addition to developing client communication and audit protocols (email, interviews, social network analysis, design review, QA). Our reading: Chapter 18 “Digital Rhetoric(s)” in Reading Rhetorical Theory by Hallsby Chapter 1, “The Basics of Social […]
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