Today (Thursday the 15th of April) is the final exam for ENGL 108.
We'll be meeting in room 152 on the lower floor of CFAC.
You will have three hours to complete the exam: 9:00 - 12:00
Good luck everyone!
Note: Image from Stanford EdTech on flickr.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Monday, April 5, 2010
Lecture 13: Transliteracy and Inanimate Alice
Today's lesson will be devoted to reading a new kind of narrative - an online multimodal one (Inanimate Alice).
The outline for today's class will go like this:
BACKGROUND:
What is a web fiction?
What is multimodality?
What do I mean by transliteracy?
YOUR TURN:
Transliteracy in action
Read Episode 1, 2 and 3 of Inanimate Alice. If time permits, read Episode 4.
While reading note:
How reading this online fiction is different from reading the essays in the course books or reading the texts for your research assignment
What can readers infer about the identity of Alice? What traits does Alice seem to possess?
1 instance of foreshadowing
Complete this sentence: “I think the author is trying to say....”
The definition of transliteracy, do you feel you are transliterate? Why or why not (explain).
Post your responses to the class blog DURING this lesson
The outline for today's class will go like this:
BACKGROUND:
What is a web fiction?
What is multimodality?
What do I mean by transliteracy?
YOUR TURN:
Transliteracy in action
Read Episode 1, 2 and 3 of Inanimate Alice. If time permits, read Episode 4.
While reading note:
How reading this online fiction is different from reading the essays in the course books or reading the texts for your research assignment
What can readers infer about the identity of Alice? What traits does Alice seem to possess?
1 instance of foreshadowing
Complete this sentence: “I think the author is trying to say....”
The definition of transliteracy, do you feel you are transliterate? Why or why not (explain).
Post your responses to the class blog DURING this lesson
Labels:
fiction,
inanimate alice,
lecture 13,
multimodal,
narrative,
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