Fd has some up with another cool Flickr toy: the profile widget. Here, I’m advertising the Macon, GA group I started when I joined Flickr. I haven’t posted anything there lately, and I have been pretty scarce around Flickr. Oh well, soon… That reminds me: I have been thinking about starting an online community for [...]
I am existing solely on the computer these days, it seems. I’ve been redesigning all of my classes, and it has been as difficult as taking Calculus as a freshman. I have not really been able to do anything else, including working on papers for conferences that will be here before I know it, and [...]
Thanks to Kip for some of the images I used in the video.
Literature is a personal activity. Literature is a public activity. Because who we are is a mixture of various external influences, we each share common and offer unique approaches to life. I teach literature because it helps us live our lives, both individually and as a community.
LitMUSE features my teaching. Designed primarily for my students, LitMUSE makes course information, resources, and frequently asked questions available to students and colleagues, like various approaches to different courses and featured student work. I’m continuously adding content to LM, including archival material. If there’s something you’re looking for specifically, try a search, or contact me [...]
Not only did I get a dual-G5 in my office, but now there’s something more. I cannot tell you how thrilling it is to finally see a career-long wish coming true. After years of wanting a Mac classroom, Macon State College is finally installing one for the Division of Humanities. After the years of people [...]
Dr. Gerald Lucas is an Associate Professor of English in the Department of Media, Culture & the Arts at Middle Georgia State. He teaches courses in new media theory, web site design, and humanities. His research and teaching interests include epic poetry, science fiction, technoculture, writing for digital media, and modernism.