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Week 1

Monday June 18
Inclass: 

Syllabus; Google Doc intro (course goals; exp teaching w/tech); start blogs (welcome, about you & class page) & share links on Google Doc

Article Discussion Activity Sign-up link

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Homework: 

Read/review: Palmeri “Introduction” & Ch. 1 Write blog post (about 200 words) & Share link w/group: Write & post a response to an argument or example Palmeri highlights about multimodal writing

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Wednesday June 20
Inclass: 

In-class writing

Palmeri (“first time print died”); teaching philosophy statement assignment; analyze examples (in pairs) what to include in teaching philosophy genre (characteristics, concrete examples)

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Homework: 

Read & Post: Palmeri Ch. 3 & Writer/Designer Ch. 1 “What are Multimodal Projects?” Write draft/bring to class: Teaching with Technology Philosophy with references to Palmeri, WD or scholars cited by Palmeri

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Week 2

Monday June 25
Inclass:

In class writing: Google Doc.

Palmeri; (process; technology; limits alphabetic text) writing, technology; aural; oral; alphabetic; ‘creative translations’; process; technology; limits alphabetic text; “What are multimodal projects?”; In class peer feedback on Teaching Philosophies Draft (due)

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Homework:

Write & blog post: Kress (16-20; 23-24) /McLuhan (7-9; 22-23) excerpted

Jonathan google doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1unSXjcsKA6sP0xgtxo5Vp-t4BWvAKJyD98wa0UO6p9s/edit?usp=sharing 

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Wednesday June 27 
In class: Google doc

In class writing: 

Kress/McLuhan Activity; Kress memes; emojis, snapchat (how students use according to these theorists?)

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Homework:

Read & Post: DeVoss et al. “Teaching Philosophy” Write: Final Alphabetic Teaching Philosophy due midnight June 29

 

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Week 3

Monday July 2
In-class: Abstract vs. IRL

Writer/Designer Ch. 1 “What are Multimodal Projects?” & DeVoss Article Discussion Activity; Assignment (Re)mediating Teaching Philosophy; Infographics;

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Homework:

Read & Post: DeVoss & at least 2 videos from Kairos article & Writer/Designer Ch. 2 “Analyzing Multimodal Projects”: How do these videos fit expectations of academic composing?

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Wednesday July 4
In-class: Draw

DeVoss et al. videos Activity; talk aloud screencast composing

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Homework:

Read & Post: Haas “Toward a Visual Pedagogy”; Compose: Draft Remediated Infographic

 

Week 4

Monday July 9
In-class:

Haas “Toward a Visual Pedagogy” Activity; peer-review Infographic

BLTN podcast w/Alfredo: 

http://sites.middlebury.edu/bltnmag/2017/06/23/introducing-breadcast-a-bltn-podcast-series/

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Homework:

Read:  Womack "Teaching is Accommodation" 

Post: 
Writer/Designer Ch. 3 “Choosing a Genre and Pitching Your Project” 

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Wednesday July 11
In-class: 

American Indian Art Institute Museum (opens 10am/10-11:30am)

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Homework:

Read & Post: Shipka “Framework for Multimodal Projects” & Ch. 4 “Working with Multimodal Sources”

Write: Final (Re)mediated Teaching Philosophy (due midnight July 12)

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Week 5

Monday July 16
In-class:

Banks Activity; Shipka Activity; Multimodal Project Assignment;

 
Homework:

Read & Post: Fulwiler and Middleton (how does revising change with multimodal composing?)

 

 

Wednesday July 18
In-class:

Fulwiler and Middleton Activity;

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Homework:

Read & Post: Ball “Assessing Multimodal”; what are your take-aways that you will/would apply?  Write: draft multimodal video project

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Week 6

Monday July 23
In-class:

Ball “Assessing Multimodal” Activity; peer-review drafts of multimodal video projects

Cruz's article with video: http://ccdigitalpress.org/book/shorthand/chapter_medina.html

Homework:

Write: Multimodal Project Final

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Wednesday July 25
In-class:

Viewing of projects in class; feedback; snacks

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Homework:

Write: Explanation of Multimodal Projects (on blog) due midnight July 25 

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Saturday July 28: Commencement

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