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student web texts

  • Developing a Facebook/Myspace Bibliography
  • Permit me to brag about some of my students....
  • Onward, Wiki Soldiers: Let's Liberate Composition
  • the next\text project: what happens when textbooks go digital?
  • Computers, Ethics, and Social Responsibility (class at Stanford)
  • Barton's Dissertation Defense
  • Blogs, Wikis, and Drupal—Oh my! The Intersection of Online Writing Spaces, Rhetorical Theory, and the Composition Classroom
  • The Good Old Days of Zines.
  • One Writer's Experience with Blogging
  • Embrace the Wiki Way
  • TIKI WIKI: The Experiment Begins
  • University Composition Blogs: Blogging by Fun, Fiat and Fate
  • Jill Walker's Talk at Brown
  • New Weblog: Dialectic Journal
  • Blogging Across the Curriculum
  • Voices From the Gaps
  • Assessing Weblogs in College Writing Classes
  • Stanford Guidelines for Web Credibility
  • Our Own Words: A Student's Guide to First Year Writing
  • FSU's Computer Writing Center: Student Hypertexts and Zines

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