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  • {{dc|T}}{{start|he major collaborative project this semester}} will be a wiki article about [[lw:Technical Writing in the ...and have added some rudimentary information. This is a ''real'', published project, and I will act as a real editor—removing and revising and critiquing any
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  • {{Big|For your major class project, students find topics that aren’t covered well on Wikipedia. They researc ...t I am interested in consistent and conscientious work. Also, work on this project should be on-going throughout the semester—not a last-minute sprint to me
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  • {{short description|Individual Wikipedia project for NMAC 5108, spring 2020.}} {{nutshell|For this project, students will write or edit an entry or entries on Wikipedia.}}
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  • {{short description|Group Wikipedia project for NMAC 5108, spring 2020.}} {{nutshell|For this project, students will contribute to the Wikipedia article ''[[w:The Faith of Graff
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  • <div class="res-img">[[File:Project-Mailer logo.png]]</div> ...es endeavor that continues the legacy of Norman Mailer in the digital age. Project Mailer provides a hub for Society members to publish and collaborate on dig
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  • ...el Lennon and Donna Pedro Lennon’s ''Norman Mailer: Works and Days'', this project provides researchers with the definitive primary bibliography of Norman Mai ...''[https://projectmailer.net/pm/Norman_Mailer:_Works_and_Days NM:WD]'' on Project Mailer.
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  • {{jt|title=DH Project Evaluation}} ...n|My thanks to [https://ryancordell.org/ Ryan Cordell] and his Pecha Kucha Project Presentation, from which I borrowed much of the language and approach for t
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  • ...ject-about-norman-mailer/ MGA Graduate Students Publish Digital Humanities Project About Norman Mailer].”
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  • {{nutshell|For this project, students will write or edit an entry or entries on Wikipedia.}} ...but I am interested in consistent and contentious work. Also, work on this project should be on-going throughout the semester — not a last-minute sprint to
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  • ...encourage you—particularly if you plan to write a research paper for your project, to [https://bit.ly/3HHwkE6 submit your essay], or panel if several of you ...7. Simply send [[Contact|me an email]] with a paragraph that outlines your project. If you don’t have a specific idea yet—I know we are only 25% into the
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  • | [[Writing for Digital Media, Summer 2020/Requirements/Project|Project: Wikipedia]] || 50% ...t. For easy access, they correspond with tabs at the top of the syllabus, “Project” and “Daily Work” respectively. Each requirement will be on-going thr
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  • ..., so I need to get started. I had the idea that this could be an excellent project for NMAC interns: a real-world, digital editorship to help build version 1
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  • {{short description|Individual Wikipedia project for NMAC 5108, spring 2020.}} {{nutshell|For this project, students will write or edit an entry or entries on Wikipedia.}}
    2 KB (265 words) - 06:49, 26 May 2020
  • {{goal|title=This week’s goals|Consider and choose a topic for your project.|Learn the importance of developing and maintaining credibility.}} ...ference|(see [[Writing for Digital Media, Summer 2020/Requirements/Project|Project]])}}.
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  • How about a Wikipedia project that has to do with writing for digital media? It could fall under the purv ...to think about this some more. I obviously do not have time to tackle this project myself. Maybe I could find some other Digital Humanists and/or Compositioni
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  • ...l Environments, Spring 2020/Requirements/Group Project|P1: Group Wikipedia Project]] || 40% ...ng in Digital Environments, Spring 2020/Requirements/Project|P2: Wikipedia Project]] || 30%
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  • ...nd Publishing in Digital Environments, helped publish a Digital Humanities project. ”[[pm:An American Dream Expanded|''An American Dream'' Expanded]], publi ...(75 in all); editing, annotating, and linking each; formatting the overall project; and making the digital book work with the rest of the web site. In additio
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  • {{Large|Post-PC Project}} For this project, I developed two courses: “[https://www.scribd.com/document/103343468/ETe
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  • ...rse is the preparation and the submission of a lengthy critical/analytical project. Here are the basics of preparing a proposal.}} A crucial step in completing this project is the preparing of a prospectus — a clear, concise statement of the
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  • ...my feedback for the [[lw:Norman Mailer's Stabbing of Adele Morales|overall project]]: ...grade below considers the project as a whole and your contributions to the project. In general, if you participated regularly and consistently, you passed.}}
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  • I've been working mainly on [https://projectmailer/ Project Mailer], so I have not done much here. That will have to change as the spri
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  • ...nMailerSoc] and [https://twitter.com/grlucas @grlucas] — I’ve been posting Project Mailer updates to try to get some traffic. Well, I tried to post the [[Febr ...The Singular Nightmare|''An American Dream'': The Singular Nightmare]]” on Project Mailer.
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  • {{short description|Group Wikipedia project for NMAC 5108, spring 2020.}} {{nutshell|For this project, students will contribute to the Wikipedia article ''[[w:The Faith of Graff
    2 KB (392 words) - 07:45, 6 January 2020
  • {{dc|T}}{{start|he major collaborative project this semester}} will be a wiki article about [[lw:Technical Writing in the ...and have added some rudimentary information. This is a ''real'', published project, and I will act as a real editor—removing and revising and critiquing any
    2 KB (324 words) - 09:43, 3 October 2023
  • ...e work, yet, I always seem to be thinking and writing like an academic. My project is creative in its own way, but it’s an idea rather than the writing that ...years. And they all have the talents to write about their experiences. My project seems insignificant next to these. I’m honored to have heard their storie
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  • ...tive writers and editors, we will apply the skills we learned in our first project to constructing well-written and well-sourced encyclopedia articles. These ...y through [[metawikimedia:Wikimedia Foundation Values|shared values]]. The project focuses on creating content regarding women’s biographies, women’s work
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  • ...test materials presented in the OWL. I initially agreed to work with this project because I believe that web-based tutorials are beneficial to more users, si ...d to look at what they have coded so far, but in order to view the nascent project, we need to have Macromedia's free Authorware player (no, I will not link t
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  • Now that a [[November 5, 2019|big project]] is off my desk, I can begin on others, including designing my courses for ...training, I'll use WikiEdu again, but maybe have the class work on a group project that they all edit together, like a book we can read as a class.
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  • ...your fellow students and two professional wiki communities, Wikipedia and Project Mailer, with two group-based writing projects.}} {{More}} ...edia successfully, writers must develop specific skills for its mastery. A project-oriented course, NMAC 3108 introduces students to these skills, encourages
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  • ====Collaborative Wiki Project==== ...abbing of Adele Morales|Norman Mailer's Stabbing of Adele Morales]].” This project should follow the writing conventions of Wikipedia, be supported by solid e
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  • ...g|Writing for Digital Media teaches writing skills for a digital age. This project-oriented course will focus on collaborative editing. NMAC 3108, or {{WritDM ...edia successfully, writers must develop specific skills for its mastery. A project-oriented course, NMAC 3108 introduces students to these skills, encourages
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  • ...uction wiki writing and to MediaWiki, the software that runs Wikipedia and Project Mailer. Writing on a wiki differs a bit from using a word processor. We hav ...ur article on Project Mailer and made your first edits to your remediation project.
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  • {{Big|In this lesson, we will complete our remediation project on ''The Mailer Review''. We’ll also consider the ethics of presentation {{dc|W}}e have come to the end of our first project: we’ll make our final edits to our remediation projects. As a part of thi
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  • Don’t get me wrong: I think I have a good project — it just wasn’t anything like the other two. Maybe that doesn’t matt
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  • ...}}{{Start|he summer of 2000 saw the fruition}} of a collaborative teaching project that a colleague and I undertook to teach ENC 1102. Our classes met in our Since the completion of this collaborative teaching project, I continue to incorporate distance education elements into my classroom. I
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  • {{Big|For your major class project, students find topics that aren’t covered well on Wikipedia. They researc ...t I am interested in consistent and conscientious work. Also, work on this project should be on-going throughout the semester—not a last-minute sprint to me
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  • ...#Essays|Essays]]{{refn|This requirement also includes a collaborative wiki project.}} || style="text-align:center;" | 55%<ref name="req">Required by [https:// ====Collaborative Wiki Project====
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  • ...raining for your [[ENGL 5106/Collaborative Wiki Project|collaborative wiki project]]. Be sure you complete both before the due dates.''{{refn|A note on due da ...ment of this course. All evaluated work, including your collaborative wiki project, will be completed on LitWiki.}}
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  • ...teria|Wikipedia’s good article criteria]] in evaluating your collaborative project. There are helpful links, too, at the bottom of the article.
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  • {{Huge|Sterling & ''Black Mirror''; Project Work}} <br />{{small|October 28–December 6}} ...write on two texts;|Reply to a classmate’s journal;|Complete training and project on Wikipedia;|Write final journal post and submit completed journal.}}
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  • ...through the ’90s. Again, I’m still enthusiastic about and pleased with how Project Mailer is coming along.
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  • ...ikipedia — the most popular and arguably the most successful crowd-sourced project on the Internet. Instead of just a paper that satisfies a classroom require ...but I am interested in consistent and contentious work. Also, work on this project should be on-going throughout the semester — not a last-minute sprint to
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  • ...ikipedia — the most popular and arguably the most successful crowd-sourced project on the Internet. Instead of just a paper that satisfies a classroom require ...but I am interested in consistent and contentious work. Also, work on this project should be on-going throughout the semester — not a last-minute sprint to
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  • ...''must stand on their own'''. If you begin by writing “For the remediation project,” readers who are not in our class will have no idea what you’re talkin ...ignment was this week, so both (the addition of the source on your LitWiki project and the NPOV rewrite) will be due next week. That said, I will try to begin
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  • {{Large|The Post-PC Project}} We hope with the implementation of the Post-PC Project, we will
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  • {{Large|Project Mailer Update, 2020}} {{C19|208}} *** Trying to get a functional and logical presentation for the project
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  • ...roject article || Make ''at least'' two substantive additions/edits to the project on WP. Continue to communicate and coordinate via the talk pages. || {{CNon
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  • {{goal|title=This week’s goals|Consider and choose a topic for your project.|Learn the importance of developing and maintaining credibility.|shortcut=S ...ting your work. Also, this week, you’ll begin to look for a topic for your project {{crossreference|(see [[Sum19:RQ1|RQ1]])}}.
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  • | [[#Research Project|Project]] || style="text-align:center;" | 30% ===Research Project===
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  • ...ikipedia — the most popular and arguably the most successful crowd-sourced project on the Internet. Instead of just a paper that satisfies a classroom require ...but I am interested in consistent and contentious work. Also, work on this project should be on-going throughout the semester — not a last-minute sprint to
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  • ...rite on two texts;|Reply to a classmate’s journal;|Consider some potential project texts and begin a bibliography.}} ==Wikipedia Project Considerations==
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  • ...Wikipedia—the most popular and arguably the most successful crowd-sourced project on the Internet. Your article will be on '''one of the three books we’re All project articles must appear in the Wikipedia mainspace by the end of class to coun
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  • * Collaborative project design and management * Final project proposals
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