Tag: quoted

Tuesday, October 27th, 2009

Quoted in “Take 20: Teaching Writing”

citation
Taylor, Todd. [Writer/Director]. (2007). Take 20: Teaching writing [DVD]. Boston: Bedford-St. Martin’s.

description
A one-hour documentary film that interviews 22 rhetoric and composition specialists about the top issues in writing studies and the teaching of writing. This resource is freely available as a professional development resource through Bedford-St. Martin’s Press.

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  • trailer (I’m the second headshot)

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Tuesday, October 27th, 2009

Quoted in “On Texts, Tech, and Teens”

citation
Guess, Andy. (2008, April 25). On texts, tech, and teens. Inside Higher Ed.
http://insidehighered.com/news/2008/04/25/teens

description

Screenshot from Inside Higher Education article where I am quoted

Screenshot from Inside Higher Education article where I am quoted

Interviewed for a news article about the Pew Internet and American Life report on “Writing, Technology, and Teens,” which includes statistics of student/teen use of social networking and texting as part of their writing lives.

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Tuesday, October 27th, 2009

Quoted in “Clash of Text Styles”

citation
Coulter, Phyllis. (2008, May 28). Clash of text styles. Pantagraph [Newspaper]. Life/Education section.

description
A local  article about changing writing habits of students due to increased use of digital technology.

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Tuesday, October 27th, 2009

Quoted in “Writing 101: Visual or verbal?”

citation
Lupton, Ellen. (2009, January 13). Writing 101: Visual or verbal? Voice: AIGA Journal of Design. http://www.aiga.org/content.cfm/writing-101-visual-or-verbal

description
Interviewed by renowned graphic designer and teacher, Ellen Lupton, on the role of design in first-year writing classes. Voice is the online newsletter of the professional association for design.

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