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ENG 301 3.R: From Codes to Data

Today’s Plan: Check Codes Tabulating Codes and Generating Data Drafting a Methodology Section Homework Drafting Your Methodology Section As an English major, I really can’t remember ever having to draft a methodology section. I didn’t do it as an undergrad, … Continue reading

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ENG 328 3.W: Mini-Project 2

Today’s Plan: Next Friday: Introduction to InDesign Reviewing Mini-Project 1 Introducing Mini-Project 2 Homework Next Friday: Introduction to InDesign I’ll ask you to attend next Friday (September 17th’s) class: we will work in InDesign, doing selections from the InDesign Classroom … Continue reading

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ENG 225 3.W: Sicart, Walking Dead, Gaming Journals

Today’s Plan: Quick Hit: Labor Based Grading Sicart Summary Papers Discuss: Walking Dead Homework for Friday and Beyond Quick Hit: Labor-Based Grading I wanted to remind you that this course uses a labor-based grading system, such that you earn an … Continue reading

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ENG 301 R: Coding Job Ads

Today’s Plan: Review / Input Codes from the Homework Navigating the Spreadsheet Reviewing Codes Homework Review / Input the Codes from the Homework For homework, I asked you to code 2 jobs I passed out in Tuesday’s class: Communications Associate … Continue reading

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ENG 301 2.T: Brumberger and Lauer, Job Corpus, & Coding

Today’s Plan: Brumberger and Lauer Selecting Jobs from the Corpus Practice Coding Homework Brumberger and Lauer Canvas discussion. Selecting Jobs from the Corpus There’s an assignment in Canvas. Practice Coding Let’s pick up where we left off last week. Homework … Continue reading

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ENG 328 2.M: Lay Out Sins, Mini-Project 1

Today’s Plan: Mini-Project 1 Lay Out Sins Homework Mini-Project 1: Re-Make It Work For homework I want you to read chapter 3 of the WSINYE, in which Hagen and Golombisky share their “works every time layout.” They outline 7 parts … Continue reading

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ENG 225 2.M: Sicart Summary Paper

Today’s Plan: Sicart Summary Paper Details Crafting a Thesis and Handling Evidence Homework Syllabus Change The calendar suggests that you will start playing Walking Dead this week. I want to hold off on that until this coming weekend. The focus … Continue reading

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ENG 301 1.R: Questions, Coding

Today’s Plan: Questions Coding Homework Questions So many good questions! What would be your advice for an English Major trying to get a job? What can we do to raise our chances when we leave college and start looking for … Continue reading

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ENG 328 1.W: Syllabus, Sharing Engaging Design

Today’s Plan: Syllabus Review Quick Reading Review Sharing Designs Friday’s Class: Photoshop Fundamentals Homework Syllabus Review Hopefully this won’t take too long. Quick Reading Review A few points that stood out to me: The idea that, unlike the fine arts, … Continue reading

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ENG 225 1.W: Sicart and the Criteria for a “Good” Ethical Game

Today’s Plan: Tutorial Services Request Syllabus Review Sicart on Ethical Gaming Homework for Friday Tutorial Services Request Hi all. Tutorial Services is looking for someone in this class to serve as a note-taker. Since I publish class notes, you’d be … Continue reading

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