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Thursday, January 31, 2013
Friday, January 18, 2013
Workshop Day
Agenda:
-Address Midterm Questions
-Final Missing Work Check-Ins
-Workshop time to finish the blog
Homework:
-Blogs due on Wednesday (Midterm Day)
-Extra Credit Writing Due Wednesday
-Study for your midterms
-Address Midterm Questions
-Final Missing Work Check-Ins
-Workshop time to finish the blog
Homework:
-Blogs due on Wednesday (Midterm Day)
-Extra Credit Writing Due Wednesday
-Study for your midterms
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Blog Peer Reviews
Agenda:
-Discussion of what to expect from the next couple of days
-Peer Review w/ rubric
-Workshop remaining blog posts/using peer feedback
-Grade conferences
Homework:
-Blog projects will be due the day of the midterm
-Extra Credit will be due the day of the midterm as well
-Discussion of what to expect from the next couple of days
-Peer Review w/ rubric
-Workshop remaining blog posts/using peer feedback
-Grade conferences
Homework:
-Blog projects will be due the day of the midterm
-Extra Credit will be due the day of the midterm as well
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Hypertext Workshop
[This is being posted a day late! This is for Monday's class].
Agenda:
-Review & Hand in Missing Work
-Review of Components of Hypertext Fiction
-Discussion of the Shakespeare Folio & Adventure IF Game
-Workshop: Your Own Hypertext Fiction Post
Homework:
-Finish your Hypertext Finish Post
-If you are caught up on your blog, if you complete one post per night, you should be finished by the end of the week.
Agenda:
-Review & Hand in Missing Work
-Review of Components of Hypertext Fiction
-Discussion of the Shakespeare Folio & Adventure IF Game
-Workshop: Your Own Hypertext Fiction Post
Homework:
-Finish your Hypertext Finish Post
-If you are caught up on your blog, if you complete one post per night, you should be finished by the end of the week.
Friday, January 11, 2013
Quiz Review & Hypertext Con't
Agenda:
-Review Quiz
-Finish Hypertext Fiction Power Point
-Library--Look at Examples/Renew Books
Homework:
-Quiz Corrections
-Work on your Blog! Make sure to pace yourself. You should have two more posts completed for Monday (a total of 3 posts)
-Review Quiz
-Finish Hypertext Fiction Power Point
-Library--Look at Examples/Renew Books
Homework:
-Quiz Corrections
-Work on your Blog! Make sure to pace yourself. You should have two more posts completed for Monday (a total of 3 posts)
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Hypertext Fiction
Agenda:
-HF Powerpoint
-Review & Answer Questions about HF
-Technical Difficulties: Some Workshop Time During This
Homework:
-Come in tomorrow prepared to review the quiz and to finish this presentation
-For tomorrow you should have finished:
-HF Powerpoint
-Review & Answer Questions about HF
-Technical Difficulties: Some Workshop Time During This
Homework:
-Come in tomorrow prepared to review the quiz and to finish this presentation
-For tomorrow you should have finished:
- About me for your character
- Theme/Blog Design
- 1 Post (Adapted from your I-Remember Exercise)
Interactive Fiction and the Origin of Hypertext
Good Morning Everyone!
In preparation for starting our blogs, we are going to be exploring hypertext fiction today. I will be presenting you with some background as well as giving you some time to navigate these modern works of literature yourselves.
When looking at these works please consider the following questions:
1. What choices did the author have to make in order to create this piece?
2. What choices are available to the reader? What limitations are there?
3. What modes (textual, aural, visual, etc.) does the author employ?
4. How might you adapt all of this when you begin to set up your blog?
Please, post a comment in which you answer these questions for two of the works that you look at during the presentation.
You will need the following links during the course of the presentation:
Digital Novels before the Internet:
Hyptertext Fiction after the WWW:
http://www.sunshine69.com/July_2_Twins.html
http://collection.eliterature.org/1/works/joyce__twelve_blue.htmtwelve_blue.htm or
http://www.eastgate.com/TwelveBlue/Twelve_Blue.html
In preparation for starting our blogs, we are going to be exploring hypertext fiction today. I will be presenting you with some background as well as giving you some time to navigate these modern works of literature yourselves.
When looking at these works please consider the following questions:
1. What choices did the author have to make in order to create this piece?
2. What choices are available to the reader? What limitations are there?
3. What modes (textual, aural, visual, etc.) does the author employ?
4. How might you adapt all of this when you begin to set up your blog?
Please, post a comment in which you answer these questions for two of the works that you look at during the presentation.
You will need the following links during the course of the presentation:
Digital Novels before the Internet:
Hyptertext Fiction after the WWW:
http://www.sunshine69.com/July_2_Twins.html
http://collection.eliterature.org/1/works/joyce__twelve_blue.htmtwelve_blue.htm or
http://www.eastgate.com/TwelveBlue/Twelve_Blue.html
Hypertext Fiction Today
http://www.uoguelph.ca/shakespeare/folio/folio.html
Interactive Fiction
http://www.malinche.net/demos/adventure.html
http://www.malinche.net/demos/zork.html
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