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ENG 231 2.R: Procedural Analysis Paper
Today’s Plan: What Game Are You Playing? Procedural Paper Heuristic Papers Please What Game Are You Playing? Let me get a sense of how you spent your week? Is there something mechanically interesting about your game? What Do I Mean … Continue reading
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ENG 319 2.R: Burke, Miller, Mercieca; Rhetorical Analysis Paper
Today’s Plan: Write-Ups and discussion: 40 minutes My Write-Up: 10 minutes Rhetorical Analysis Paper: 20 minutes My Write-Up I didn’t have time to write a short one, so I wrote a long one instead. Rhetorical Analysis Paper Your first longer … Continue reading
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ENG 328 2.R: ReMakes Crit and Mini-Project #2: Faculty Offices
Today’s Plan ReMakes Crit Work List #2: Faculty Offices Introduction to Photoshop ReMakes Crit Here is a link to this semester’s slides. Work List #2: Faculty Offices Some of you took a swing at our terrible English Office signs for … Continue reading
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ENG 231 1.R: Bogost, Procedural Rhetoric, Project #1
Today’s Plan: Reviewing Bogost Reading Custer on Procedural Rhetoric Project One Expectations and Game List Reviewing Bogost Reading Question #1: What is Procedural Rhetoric? Procedural rhetoric is the practice of conveying different avenues of thought based off of rules imposed … Continue reading
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ENG 328 1.R: Design Sins
Today’s Plan: Cool Designs Lay Out Sins Mini-Project 1: The Remake Homework Cool Designs Let’s start with something fun–reviewing the designs y’all posted to Canvas. Layout Sins Scavenger Hunt Last class I distributed a handout from Golumbiski and Hagen’s White … Continue reading
ENG 319 1.R: Lanham
Today’s Plan: Rhetorical Analysis Lanham Write Ups Homework Rhetorical Analysis Today I want to return a bit to our conversation of logos, ethos, and pathos from Tuesday’s class. I want to use those terms to ground a rhetorical analysis of … Continue reading
ENG 231 1.T: What is Procedural Rhetoric?
Today’s Plan: Syllabus WTF is Rhetoric? Ian Bogost and Procedurality Homework WTF is(n’t) Rhetoric? Very soon I will ask you to conduct a rhetorical analysis of a video game. Which means you need some sense of what it means to … Continue reading
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ENG 328 1.T: The Basic C.R.A.P.
Today’s Plan: Welcome Visual Rhetoric and Design The Basic C.R.A.P. Homework Welcome I’ve got a quick Google Form for you to complete. A Quick Intro: Why Learn Design? First, a little bit about me. My undergraduate degree is in British … Continue reading
ENG 301 15.M: Cover Letters
Today’s Plan: Cover Letters Intro Drafting Cover Letters Examining Sample Cover Letters Optional: Building a Linkedin Profile Following-Up on a Job Application or Interview Cover Letters The ABO entry for “Application Cover Letters” [pp. 36-41] identifies 3-4 purposes for your … Continue reading
ENG 225 13.F: Draft Workshop
Today’s Plans: Quick Sicart Notes Introductions and Conclusions Paper Rubric Passes Sicart and “Neutral” Problems Lori asked a question about where in his writing Sicart emphasizes the need for “neutral” choices. I have a few quotes that can speak to … Continue reading