Wednesday, August 30, 2006

Wednesday Class: Fun in the Computer Lab

First 15-20 minutes of class

  • Click link above and log in

  • Watch video clip. Take notes either on your computer, or with the traditional method (pen and paper. Not stone and chisel.)

  • Respond for 5 minutes, free writing into your blog space

  • Watch again, amending your notes when necessary

  • Revise your free writing into a coherent blog

  • Read someone else's blog. Make a comment so you all feel loved

  • Second 20 minutes of class
  • Pair up with someone new. Work at one computer. (Fastest typer gets the privilege of keyboard control).

  • Turn to page 270-280, also keep open 402-403.

  • Go to This Website

  • Use your knowledge of ethos and pathos, and the "seven" things you need to think about when composing a text (I added more, remember?) to analyze the page. You might choose to focus on one aspect (such as the kinds of audiences or the genre) to make a claim or argument about what the page is doing or how it is doing it. Type up your comments, working together to create at least a paragraph.

  • Post it to one of your blogs--Mark it as a joint venture. This will not count toward your requirement.

  • Assignment for Thursday: Read CDA p.329-346

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