[Teaching_Composition] New Module, New Face of TC

Sat, 9 Feb 2008 23:49:15 -0600

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Cool-The comments seem to post backwards to me, though. My faulty brain,
happier with chronology, likes to see the first comment first, then the
second, and so on, especially since they often respond to each other. 

But, I like it!  (It doesn't like me to be longwinded, though, so boo to
that!  Anyway, I just posted in stages to work around the length
restriction.)

Fun to see the evolution.

Kathy

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From: teaching_composition-admin@mailman.eppg.com
[mailto:teaching_composition-admin@mailman.eppg.com] On Behalf Of Chris
Anson
Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2008 8:58 AM
To: teaching_composition@mailman.eppg.com
Subject: [Teaching_Composition] New Module, New Face of TC

Greetings, TC listers. As I wrote to you a few weeks ago, the TeachingComp
project is evolving. Instead of a Web module plus listserv discussion, now
there is a blog tied directly to each module. The functionality of the site
has been improved, so you can access prior modules from the new module page
and link to other Partners in Teaching resources.

This is the first of a couple of emails I am sending about how to use the
new system. Please follow the link below to explore the new TC blog,
bookmark it, and remove the old URL to the module site from your Web
browser. You will also want to read the user's guide (in PowerPoint format)
attached to this email message.

Our listserv will be functional until roughly the end of the spring
semester, when it will disappear. In the meantime, please feel free to post
your thoughts about the new system to this listserv, along with any
suggestion you have for blogging or problems you encounter as you use the
blog.

Please visit the site to read the new module, "Teaching Research in a
Multimedia Age," authored by Susan Miller Cochran of North Carolina State
University (in addition to being one of my fabulous colleagues, Susan is
also an expert on writing and technology).

http://facultyservices-auth.mhhe.com/community/index.php?option=com_myblog
<http://facultyservices-auth.mhhe.com/community/index.php?option=com_myblog&
Itemid=36> &Itemid=36

More shortly . . . .

Chris

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Greetings, TC listers. As I wrote to you a few weeks ago, the
TeachingComp project is evolving. Instead of a Web module plus listserv
discussion, now there is a blog tied directly to each module. The =
functionality
of the site has been improved, so you can access prior modules from the =
new
module page and link to other Partners in Teaching =
resources.<o:p></o:p>

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This is the first of a couple of emails I am sending about how =
to use
the new system. Please follow the link below to explore the new TC blog,
bookmark it, and remove the old URL to the module site from your Web =
browser.
You will also want to read the user's guide (in PowerPoint format) =
attached to
this email message.<o:p></o:p>

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Our listserv will be functional until roughly the end of the =
spring
semester, when it will disappear. In the meantime, please feel free to =
post
your thoughts about the new system to this listserv, along with any =
suggestion
you have for blogging or problems you encounter as you use the =
blog.<o:p></o:p>

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Research
in a Multimedia Age,&quot; authored by Susan Miller Cochran of North =
Carolina
State University (in addition to being one of my fabulous colleagues, =
Susan is
also an expert on writing and technology).<o:p></o:p></span></font></p>

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