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September 15, 2014 llcadle Project 365, Teaching

Writing in the Mac Media Lab

We have one Mac Lab for classroom use, and luckily, it is in my building although Media, Film, and Journalism gets priority. I should request it more often.

March 5, 2014 llcadle Uncategorized

Fresh start, clean desk

A new day and a start for the new chapter for Essays on Neil Gaiman. I need to take a backpack full of books back to my on campus office and trade them for a much smaller stack of books for this project. If this looks like it's late, it's not . It's early, 2:45 … Continue reading Fresh start, clean desk

March 1, 2014 llcadle Uncategorized

Work, 6:41 AM

The view from here.

February 13, 2014 llcadle Uncategorized

Invisible writing

Writing from home is not a big change for me. I usually go back and forth a bit more, sometimes working in my campus office with the door closed on days when no one expects me to be there. That has its advantages. I try to keep all of my professional library there since shelf … Continue reading Invisible writing

January 23, 2014 llcadle Uncategorized

Enraged by memes

On the meme front, there is a long-lived trope where you are asked to pick up a book randomly from your shelves or desk and go to a selected page and give the sentence. For example, I liked the "Give the last sentence of your dissertation (or thesis)" meme. However, a current version of this … Continue reading Enraged by memes

January 12, 2014 llcadle Uncategorized

Why a sabbatical is necessary time

Aaron Barlow, blogging at the Academe Blog, shared this Rhetoric Society of America video presentation from Dan Pink on motivation and work. I thought it was important enough and frankly, brilliant enough to also share here. Take a look at it now. You won't regret it. I think that those of who love writing, research, … Continue reading Why a sabbatical is necessary time

December 3, 2013 llcadle Uncategorized

The Unspoken Subject: Writer’s Block

An unexpected side effect of my mother's death at the end of June was that suddenly I was not writing. The sadness filled all corners for a while and I suppose I could have powered through and finished projects that needed to be done, but it was like a sore spot that I knew better … Continue reading The Unspoken Subject: Writer’s Block

July 4, 2013 llcadle Uncategorized

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June 16, 2013 llcadle Uncategorized

Après-National Poetry Month and the NaBloPoMo Challenge

This year, in what was probably the most stressful academic year on record for me, I completed the National Poetry month Poem-a-Day Challenge. For those wishing to see the  now password-protected drafts, please contact me (Twitter or Facebook would be a good way) and ask for the password. In any case, truly, this does not … Continue reading Après-National Poetry Month and the NaBloPoMo Challenge

April 2, 2013 llcadle Uncategorized

My History Using Blogs as Digital Classroom Space

This is a blog post intended for my ENG 725; Teaching Writing Online class, but also one that others may be interested in too. Yes, I''ve used blogs in the classroom for a long time. What I don't talk about much though, is how early on I used a blog AS a classroom. My first … Continue reading My History Using Blogs as Digital Classroom Space

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