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''Directions: For each lesson below, follow all links and read them carefully. All assigned readings not linked may be found on my server or in your assigned textbook. See your [[NMAC 5108|individual syllabus]] for due dates and additional instructions. Please read ahead to know what you are responsible for each week. The lessons will have less work, but others, have more to do.'' | ''Directions: For each lesson below, follow all links and read them carefully. All assigned readings not linked may be found on my server or in your assigned textbook. See your [[NMAC 5108|individual syllabus]] for due dates and additional instructions. Please read ahead to know what you are responsible for each week. The lessons will have less work, but others, have more to do.'' | ||
== | ==0. Bootstrapping== | ||
Before you begin to work, complete these preliminaries. | |||
# Read [[NMAC 5108|your syllabus]] carefully and completely. | |||
# Sign up for the [[forum]] by following the directions [[NMAC 5108|on your syllabus]]. | |||
==1. Foundations of Digital Writing== | |||
Principles of effective digital writing, audience considerations, and planning content. | |||
# '''Read''': | |||
#* Carroll, Chapter 1 - “Writing for Digital Media: Laying the Foundation” | |||
#* “[https://forum.grlucas.net/t/digital-writing-top-ten/20 Digital Writing Top Ten]”{{refn|Note that you must be a member of the forum to access this content.}} | |||
# '''Activities''': | |||
#* Set up and personalize your forum profile. | |||
#* Post an introductory forum journal entry reflecting on the challenges of writing in digital spaces. | |||
#* Wikipedia Training: Create a Wikipedia account and explore the Wikipedia: Tutorial for an overview of editing basics. | |||
==2 | ==2. Editing for Digital Media and Storytelling== | ||
==3 | ==3. Tools, Techniques, and User Experience== | ||
==4 | ==4. Digital Storytelling and Scalar Project Wrap-Up== | ||
==5 | ==5. Misinformation and Responsible Advocacy== | ||
==6 | ==6. Writing for Wikipedia== | ||
==7 | ==7. Final Reflections and Digital Publishing== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:48, 21 January 2025
NMAC 5108: Writing and Publishing in Digital Environments
Directions: For each lesson below, follow all links and read them carefully. All assigned readings not linked may be found on my server or in your assigned textbook. See your individual syllabus for due dates and additional instructions. Please read ahead to know what you are responsible for each week. The lessons will have less work, but others, have more to do.
0. Bootstrapping
Before you begin to work, complete these preliminaries.
- Read your syllabus carefully and completely.
- Sign up for the forum by following the directions on your syllabus.
1. Foundations of Digital Writing
Principles of effective digital writing, audience considerations, and planning content.
- Read:
- Carroll, Chapter 1 - “Writing for Digital Media: Laying the Foundation”
- “Digital Writing Top Ten”[1]
- Activities:
- Set up and personalize your forum profile.
- Post an introductory forum journal entry reflecting on the challenges of writing in digital spaces.
- Wikipedia Training: Create a Wikipedia account and explore the Wikipedia: Tutorial for an overview of editing basics.
2. Editing for Digital Media and Storytelling
3. Tools, Techniques, and User Experience
4. Digital Storytelling and Scalar Project Wrap-Up
5. Misinformation and Responsible Advocacy
6. Writing for Wikipedia
7. Final Reflections and Digital Publishing
notes
- ↑ Note that you must be a member of the forum to access this content.
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