Using Twitter for Professional Development
I remember when Twitter was new. This is not my first post about it, having written a post for my Writing I students back in…
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Thinking about Online Creative Writing Workshop Pedagogy
[ENG 203 students: this is about teaching theory. You will probably be more interested in the entry I wrote specifically for you about workshop etiquette]…
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Here’s to the idea that “We won’t get fooled again”
For my Writing I students and others interested in how persuasion should work in academic writing, this week brings a fresh look at the logical…
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Evaluating Sources Part Two: The Hierarchy of Cheese
The somewhat odd title for this post connects to a Writing I example I often use for describing the difference between a good source and…
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Evaluating Sources Part One
This post is meant mainly for my Writing I students, but others can ride along and may get something from it as well. The next…
Writing Vacation
This is an opposite land kind of term: instead of taking a vacation from writing, this winter break I took a vacation from daily life…
