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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.}}
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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.}} ...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
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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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  • ...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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  • ...your posts. You’re going to have to do this anyway for your final paper or project, so why not begin now? In other words: don’t be too conventional with the ...ate your intentions with me about your project plan. I encourage a digital project, but a research paper is fine. My point: you should be thinking about this
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  • {{Huge|Cyborgs and the Technological Singularity;<br />Project Completion}} <br />{{small|October 28–December 6}} ...ty;|Write and reply to journal posts;|Continue WikiEdu training and finish project and journal.}}
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  • ...{{start|oday, I received my rejection for my}} [[November 8, 2022|proposed project for the fellowship]] at the Harry Ransom Center this summer. I’m disappoi
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  • This project has you writing a new Wikipedia article from scratch or making significant This project will have you team-teaching the text you will be researching and writing ab
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  • ...shoes, while he falls asleep apparently, and in the second, he works on a project. It also uses the close-focus adapter to get in there. The third is just ni
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  • It’s the final week to develop your contributions. All project edits are complete and submitted. Final posts to your logs.
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  • ...d consistent category structure. I think I’m slowly figuring it out. Since Project Mailer has several distinct projects, I want to find a way that they all fi
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  • ...about twenty years ago as part of a Title III grant project. The original project was published on a web site that disappeared not long after it was posted. ...lit courses where I assign, say, a Wikipedia project. I even started this project already: ''[[Writing.Digital]]''.
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  • ...our fellow students and the Wikipedia community with a group-based writing project.}} {{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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  • ...]'', a Digital Humanities project published on {{PM}} in 2020. The digital project publishes the complete working journal that stays as close to Mailer’s wo ...ively using specific platforms, and how to incorporate AI tools to augment project building.
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  • ...cited. You will begin to build your references section in your remediation project. ...of your article.<ref>Get as much finished as you can this week, since this project is due next lesson.</ref> |(You are reading [https://discourse.grlucas.net/
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  • ...e a general statement of usability before embarking on any digital writing project. List: Several web sites that have influenced your particular project;
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  • I continue to work on Project Mailer, specifically my grad class and [[pm:Frank D. McConnell|Frank D. McC
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  • * “[[pm:Project Mailer 2015|Project Mailer 2015]].” ''The Mailer Review'' Vol. 9 (2015). * Project Builder, Writer, ''[[Writing.Digital]]'', In Process.
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  • ...onments, Spring 2019|NMAC 5108]]. The only aspect that might change is the project.
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  • ...e. Now I just have to finish it. I could see something like this as a cool project for a modernist poetry class. I’ll have to keep that in mind.
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  • ...ectual property;|Write and reply to journal posts;|Consider some potential project texts and begin a bibliography.}} ==Wikipedia Project Considerations==
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  • ...especially this in his [https://www.richardbeaven.com/all-of-us All of Us] project. Inspiring. I want to take images like that. Apparently he uses a Pentax 67
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  • ...opic|topic]]. The more thought and planning you put into any given writing project, the smoother the actual writing will go and the stronger the resulting tex
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  • ...rview with Bruce Sterling] about the [http://www.deadmedia.org/ Dead Media Project]: '''Bruce Sterling''': In Dead Media Project we define media as a device that transfers a message between human beings.
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  • ...— the roster is up to eight students as of today — work on [[pm:Main Page|Project Mailer]] in some way. I hope I don’t regret it.
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  • ...''. When Mike first suggested [[pm:Norman Mailer: Works and Days|a digital project]], we made it happen pretty quickly. However, when he wanted a paper editio
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  • ...an time, anyone may subscribe. I may leave some of the archival content on Project Mailer, since transferring it all would be tedious.
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  • ...in Austin to work with some of {{NM}}’s archive. Since I’m the guy behind Project Mailer, Mike thinks I’m very qualified to go. How cool would that be? My
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  • {{Large|September 30 – October 13: Wikipedia Project Intro and Evaluation}}<br /> {{Big|In this lesson, we will begin our second project: writing and publishing a Wikipedia article.}}
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  • ...ehirsh/ Betsy Hirsh]’s Postmodern & Feminist Theory class, and I used this project as a way to bridge the two courses.}}
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  • ...time (like after graduation) when you will be qualified to do expert work; project yourself forward and '''be that person now'''. When you think of yourself a ...rk early; revise it multiple times; work together; go above-and-beyond the project parameters; communicate. You know, do all the things a professional does.
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  • ...liography entry]]—to finish for Friday, figuring that will be a good first project that we can then build on for the rest of the semester. We’ll see.
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  • ...ject work: have a consistent and regular log of user contributions on both project platforms (Go to your user page, click “User contributions” under the T
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  • I have done some font and skin tweaking to both this site and [[pm:Main Page|Project Mailer]]. I changed the skin here to [[mediawikiwiki:Skin:Chameleon|Chamele
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  • Writing about writing, mostly in digital forms. See my current project: ''[[Writing.Digital]]''.
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  • ...s similar to the [https://www.genome.gov/human-genome-project Human Genome Project].
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  • I’ve been wanting to do more homelab stuff lately, but I don’t really have a project. Still I have a couple of SSDs sitting around, so I might [https://amzn.to/
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  • I continue the work on [[pm:Main Page|Project Mailer]]. I’ve been going through the box Mike sent and am about to order
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  • ...ions to post the secondary, full-text content. I’m thinking of calling the project “''An American Dream'' Expanded,” or “''AAD'' in Context.” The latt
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  • ...simple page I used to have, only a bit snazzier. I envision a box for each project the site undertakes. I borrowed the look for the [[News]] page here.
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  • {{Jt|title=Project Begins}} {{C19|564}}
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  • # How did I approach this writing project, and would I approach it differently in the future? Reflection is an ongoing process that can be applied to any writing project. By taking the time to reflect on your writing, you can become a more effec
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  • {{Big|Professor of English<br />Editor, [[pm:Main page|Project Mailer]]<br />Vice President, [https://normanmailersociety.org/ Norman Mail
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  • ...selves, and feelings and thoughts that are internal. The computer helps us project the internal on the external in a way that nothing else in history has allo Murray’s project asks how can we invent immersive digital communities in which we can meanin
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  • I just had a student post to my talk page about his Wikipedia project: “I need some assistance with the final article. To be quite honest I don ...bibliography). I had a couple of students unable to find sources for their project — mostly short stories in my sf survey. If the first step was to '''[[w:
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  • ...foot back into graduate teaching. Benita said it should be an accessible, project-oriented course into the program. No problem. Also, this means that I have
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  • ...2 will eventually be adapted for the graduate [. . .] program. As this new project is a substantial one, Jerry will be leaving his post as NMAC Coordinator, e
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  • # Project: Begin [[ENGL 5106/Establishing Your Professional Persona|Establishing Your # Project: [[ENGL 5106/Establishing Your Professional Persona|Establishing Your Profe
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  • ...t|ince last we met, the epic has grown closer to my heart.}} My concluding project in The Epic has become the focus of my Ph.D. work: the science fiction epic It seems to me that this present class will assist my project. The foundation of study in this class, Homer’s ''Odyssey'', already sugg
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  • ...day, I got up too early, but I had all the stuff to work on a Raspberry Pi project: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlHWnKVpygw making a travel router]. I ha
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  • ...ed a reverse proxy on the VPS, so that will be even easier to get running. Project Mailer will be the first to be moved; my hosting expires in two weeks on No
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  • ...hat the publisher is working on it. It will be nice to see this multi-year project come to fruition finally. I’d post the cover, but I don’t want to annoy
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  • ...08/Fall 2020/Requirements/Digital Remediation|remediation projects]]. This project finishes up this week, so everyone should be editing their final articles. Well, if they found this project too much, wait until next week when we start editing on Wikipedia.
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  • ...n of my [[CompFAQ]]—a thing I wrote nearly twenty year ago for a Title III project. I think it’s a good idea. I’d also like to revive the dictionary of li
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  • ...here we take it. I think the next step will be actually making the digital project. I have learned so much since ''[[pm:Norman Mailer: Works and Days|Norman M
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  • ...sing some AI tools—more than just ChatGTP and Midjourney. I think my first project will be making videos for some standard lecture materials. I’ve wanted to
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  • * Grant Recipient, “[[March_20,_2012|The Post-PC Project]],” Middle Georgia State College, 2012
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  • ...s of people that {{NM}} uses throughout—will increase the usability of the project. For example, he brings up Robert Lindner frequently, but he is only glosse
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  • * Make improvements to your project article. You should make '''at least''' one improvement, like adding a sour
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  • ...riter/Organizer, [[March 20, 2012|The Post-PC Project]] (AKA: The iTunes U Project), Academic Year 2012-2013 * Writer, MSC OWL Title III Grant Project, Fall 2002
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  • ...upport your work. Also, this week, you should finalize your topic for your project {{crossreference|(see [[Sum19:RQ1|RQ1]])}} if you have not already done so.
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  • ...g|This course is composed of three requirements: a major research, writing project, daily work, and a final exam listed in the chart on the right. The two for
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  • Any assignment that is not part of creating your Wikipedia project will count for daily work, like discussion forums, training, writing/editin
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  • For {{WritDM}}, I’m going to change the project a bit, making it two parts: the first will be due before midterm, and it wi
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  • ...if you will. Well, if I can’t do it, at least the information is there on Project Mailer for consideration at a future date.
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  • ...discover something cool everyday. For example, today I added this site to Project Mailer’s Interwiki data, so I can use MediaWiki's linking syntax and easi
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  • ...al]'', and now we have a URL: <code>liptonsjournal.com</code>. The digital project has been posted for a while, but since we’re working on a book for the Ma
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  • ...nds to brunch,}} {{HSL}} and I stayed home to be lazy. We worked on a Lego project for a little while after I soaked up the sun a bit more post-run. The weath
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  • ...in my desk and cabinet drawers. I can call it: the Digitizing Grad School Project. Or something like that.
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  • * '''To Do''': Add a citation to your course’s collaborative wiki project. ...Wiki Project]].)}}{{refn|This is the same assignment as your collaborative project that you have likely been working on all semester. See your class syllabus.
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  • ...y lead to three web sites: this site, WikiEdu.org, and [[pm:Project Mailer|Project Mailer]]. Please do not let off-site links confuse you.}} ...e begun outlining the project over on [[pm:Talk:An American Dream Expanded|Project Mailer »]] |width=100%|fontsize=100%}}
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  • ...ented skills. These skills also depend on the platform. In completing this project, you will learn integral formatting skills for MediaWiki, the software used
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  • ...tudents without the added stress of writing or Wikipedia. I generally take project-oriented approaches to many assignments, including real-world activities, l ...ipton’s Journal|Lipton’s Journal]]''. Project Mailer. A Digital Humanities project, co-edited with J. Michael Lennon and Susan Mailer. Built by me.
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  • I see Mailer’s project more clearly this time: it’s really a product of a sixties ''zeitgeist''.
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  • ...The Great Hack]'' on Netflix • Lucas: “[[New Media]]” • Sign up Sheet for project text ...ttps://discourse.grlucas.net/c/new-media/8 class forum]. Work on Wikipedia Project
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  • ...l be using it for their [[Defining Digital Humanities|Digital Humanities]] project this semester. More on this as I figure it out.
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  • ...ut the fellowship by mid-March. Maybe I can come up with an interesting DH project for the short fiction while I write the book. It could be an interesting su
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  • ...earthshine. The [http://www.bbso.njit.edu/Research/EarthShine/ Earthshine Project] describes earthshine as the sun’s light reflecting off of earth (albedo) ...s Peart's earthshine: his own jewel in the heavens that we can look at and project our own deires onto. The metaphor is complex: there are multiple participan
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  • ...ome jerks seem to disregard them. While they’re doing a good job trying to project normalcy, it’s all a bit weird.
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  • ...Still, having students post poems and then annotate them could be a great project. It could also be a disaster.
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  • ...t better myself. This is the exact reason why I decided to have the course project articles focus on [[w:Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Georgia women|Geor * Working on this project made me appreciate Wikipedia even more.
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  • ...discourse community who are likely to engage with your digital document or project. Consider individuals with various roles and responsibilities.|Conduct Audi ...back from usability testing to refine and improve your digital document or project. Make necessary adjustments to enhance its user-centered design.}}
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  • ...odes, you should '''not''' use the visual editor on Wikipedia, LitWiki, or Project Mailer. Instead, select “Edit Source” to see and use all the codes I me ...s at the end.<ref>This is no longer necessary for Wikipedia, but it is for Project Mailer.</ref> This code for the [[w:Template:Harvard citation|Harvard citat
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  • ...s such as Trello, Asana, or Jira can help in organizing tasks and tracking project progress.
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  • ...s, and pain points. Use these personas as reference points throughout your project.}} ...ion: If applicable, provide user-centered documentation within your online project. Include clear instructions, FAQs, or help sections that address common use
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  • ...t|Writing for Digital Media teaches writing skills for a digital age. This project-oriented course will focus on collaborative editing.|font=Alegreya Sans SC| ...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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  • ...ester, it only took her “ten minutes” to finish. However, it is as a major project in a four-week lesson. Surely, there is some disconnect. If you are only sp ...l typos, awkward writing, and grammatical mistakes. This is a major course project. Why isn't the writing '''perfect''', especially for those of you who wrote
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  • ...se blog on Medium. Students will use, analyze, and review a DH resource or project. [[August 20, 2014|Read More »]] # '''Collaboration Assignment''' — This assignment will develop a project using Omeka, Learnist, Genius, and/or Storify on Mailer’s “The White Ne
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  • ...e same citation structure we used for our articles for {{MR}} in the first project. In the first part of this lesson, you all will add at least one solid crit
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  • ...ia article is much like doing the preliminary research for a major writing project, like a dissertation: I surveyed the criticism and synthesized it into a co ...ite for the Society]], and it undergoes constant updating and improvement. Project Mailer has become a cornerstone of Mailer studies and a showcase for the So
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  • ...you’d like to know more about; something having to do with your Wikipedia project; or an aspect of new media that we’ve not considered. You might check [[N
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  • ...need; I think it would work well on my Pihole server. Yeah, another linux project.
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  • {{Big|This course is composed of three requirements: a short research/writing project, daily work, and a two exams listed in the chart on the right. The two form
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  • ...on’t want to repeat. Instead of a research paper, maybe I can make a final project an annotated poem or a study guide. I don’t know if sophomores are ready
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  • {{Big|Project Title: Norman Mailer’s Short Fiction}} {{dc|T}}{{start|his project will examine {{NM}}’s short fiction}}, mostly from the 40s and 50s, as a
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  • ...lready tenured, so I have the flexibility to take a risk with this sort of project. It will likely be a while until open-source scholarship catches on in an o ...te on [[February 14, 2014|writing that textbook]]. More details about this project shortly. If you know of any resources for this idea, please let me know on
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  • * [[pm:Main Page|Project Mailer]]
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  • {{jt|title=The Digital Mailer Project}} ...by the very people Mailer has influenced with his works. A Digital Mailer Project could carry the name of Mailer into a new digital space: not necessarily a
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  • ...ting their own focused blogs, and working together on a comprehensive wiki project. By writing with the tools they study, they learn crucial digital literacie ...p a proposal for an original DH project: the [[pm:Main Page|Digital Mailer Project]] (DMP). The DMP proposes a standard archive and interface for experiencing
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  • ...ientific endeavors, like the [[Wikipedia:Human Genome Project|Human Genome Project]], may just unravel the human program in such a way that we could reproduce
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  • ...108 collaborated on “''An American Dream'' Expanded,” a Digital Humanities project that researched, collected, and presented various artifacts surrounding Nor
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  • Please read each project at the beginning of the semester, so you have an understanding of what will ...r 6 || [[Science Fiction, Fall 2019/Lesson 10|Sterling, ''Black Mirror'' & Project Work]]
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  • | Work on Wikipedia project. | style="background-color:#FADBD8" | Project Due.
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  • === Course Project (30%) === ...to the topic. Research projects may be collaborative. A proposal for this project will be due before midterm and require some sort of written submission foll
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  • ...find a reason to send one.” A colleague of mine is presently involved in a project, heavily funded by Microsoft, that seeks to find academic uses for Microsof ...ly by very few. Even though I have reservations about the ideology of this project, work on developing new tools for collaboration and authoring is important.
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  • ...ditional written expression. You may use your blog entries as a source for project topics and other writing assignments. A reading journal entry is an effecti
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  • ...ht I would use Svbtle to write about digital media in general, and my book project specifically, so I got writdm.com. I’ve been using this as an abbreviatio
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  • .../ |title=Project Xanadu |last=Nelson |first=Ted |date=May 7, 2017 |website=Project Xanadu |publisher= |access-date=2019-01-07 |quote=}}</ref> Xanadu was theor
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  • ...hed through the course research component {{crossreference|(see [[#Project|Project]])}} and the submission of a [[Keep a Research Journal|research journal]] a This course has three requirements: exams, research project, and participation.
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  • * or propose another project.
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  • ...s approach would use Wikipedia—arguably the most successful and well-known project of its kind—and its [[w:WP:COPO|core content policies]] as the foundation
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  • ...ehensive inventory of all the content that will be included in the digital project. Just as a writer collects research materials, quotations, and reference te ...exercise and make any necessary adjustments to improve the IA of your own project. Add these insights to your blog post.}}
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  • ...s my thoughts and research into the ethics of distance learning for a CCCC project. The paper will address my experiences with teaching a world literature cou
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  • ...this point is: just what does sf have to do with epic literature? In this project, I hope to accomplish (eventually) a modern definition of the epic, one, ho This completed project will have three main sections: a contemporary, working definition of the ep
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  • ...:WD|Works and Days]]'' winning the Lucid Award, lots of great work done on Project Mailer and [[w:User:Grlucas#My significant contributions|Wikipedia]], and a
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  • ...s my thoughts and research into the ethics of distance learning for a CCCC project. The paper will address my experiences with teaching a world literature cou
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  • ...is still a work-in-progress that another course could resume. I often use project-oriented approaches to many assignments, including real-world activities, l ...forthcoming fall 2023 by Skyhorse. Much of the work remediating from a DH project and editing this over-100K-word volume happened this year.
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  • ...u’ll begin to work with WikiEdu for additional Wikipedia training for your project. Some of this will be review at this point, but all of the training and exe
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  • Please read each project at the beginning of the semester, so you have an understanding of what will
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  • The Writing Center can help you with any writing project. We can provide:
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  • Please read each project at the beginning of the semester, so you have an understanding of what will ...[New Media, Fall 2019/Lesson 10|Cyborgs and the Technological Singularity; Project Work]]
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  • ...u’ll begin to work with WikiEdu for additional Wikipedia training for your project. Some of this will be review at this point, but all of the training and exe
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  • Finally, my 1101 students began working on their collaborative project on [[lw:Main Page|LitWiki]] this week. While I am forever the optimist in t
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  • ...of your chosen citation style. Cite sources behind pay walls, like Gale or Project Muse, as if they are print-based documents.
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  • ...ll be pretty much ready to submit it to SUNY Press. It’s great to see this project coming to fruition.
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  • {{dc|T}}{{start|his project for ENGL 5106 provides the foundation}} on which students will begin or con
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  • [[File:Zeppelin flies over The 1920s Berlin Project, part of the virtual world Second Life.jpg|thumb]]
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  • ...the way, here’s your chance to make that grade up. Otherwise, work on your project. |Submit your project on D2L.
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  • ...digitally, like a blog, or traditionally on paper. If you're undertaking a project that is digital, I would expect your journal to be digital as well.
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  • ...ugh projects like the [https://vpcross.chass.ncsu.edu Virtual Paul’s Cross Project], which recreates the experience of attending sermons at St. Paul’s Cathe Literary Studies: [https://projectmailer.net/ Project Mailer] presents various projects centered around the twentieth-century wri
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  • * [[/Collaborative Wiki Project/]] ([[CompFAQ/WritDM/Wikipedia Training|Wikipedia Training]])
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  • ...ct Gutenberg, the Voice of the Shuttle, the American Humanities Index, and Project Muse, I may never have to pick up another paper journal for the rest of my
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  • # Engaging '''Content''': The topic or project you’re writing or editing on Wikipedia. Documenting and planning your wor
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  • {{short description|Individual Wikipedia project for NMAC 5108, spring 2020.}}
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  • Currently, I have a textbook project I’m working on that really needs to be finished by the end of this spring
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  • ...ng by establishing the writer’s role, the audience, and the purpose of the project,
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  • ...n Mailer Society|Norman Mailer Society]], and the editor of [[pm:Main Page|Project Mailer]]. He edited ''[[pm:NM:WD|Norman Mailer: Works and Days]]'' and serv
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  • ...ncluding stories by Chopin and Silko)<br />{{Small|Post your intention for Project 1 on your user page on LitWiki.}}
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  • # Engaging '''Content''': The topic or project you’re writing or editing on Wikipedia. Documenting and planning your wor
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  • ...edium'' and recommends specific ways to compose for those various media in project-based approaches. ''WritDM'' has four interrelated principles that guide ev ...ce class. That said, chapters are meant to be self-guided, and they take a project-based approach. Additionally, while upper-level undergrads are its primary
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  • ...hat, but I really needed a break. (I do intend to get back to the ''Dune'' project.) So, I picked up ''[[w:Gideon the Ninth|Gideon the Ninth]]''. This fantasy
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  • ...was time consuming and expensive, years were often dedicated to a research project before it ever saw publication. However, the new digital tools at our dispo
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  • ...obert and I built a ramp last night for easy access. That was the last big project. We also replaced the dead oven with a new induction one—and we had it’
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  • ...d its community. A wiki is incremental in that pages are nodes in a bigger project. Links should be used organically and liberally between nodes, referencing ...and group pages together, particularly if you are working on a class wiki project. These templates provides boxes for a consistent look and feel throughout t
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  • ...pproach,” or “lacking respect.” While I do not make conscious decisions to project these personality traits, they do seem get in the way. Therefore, what’s
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  • ...lishing Your Professional Persona|Establishing Your Professional Persona]] project. Please get this to me as soon as you can. You don’t want to get too far
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  • ...ntation project, or any other digital content endeavor. Clearly define the project’s goals, target audience, and the type of content you plan to create. Are
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  • This project began as part of a Title III grant initiative in 2003. I was asked to contr
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  • In education, personas guide assignment and project design. For an environmental science program, personas such as “Eco-Consc
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  • ...tern authors and illustrating how their works often implicitly support the project of Empire. ...resentation, voice, and the role of intellectual discourse in the colonial project.
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  • ...style and usage. Check to be sure which style is most appropriate for your project before you begin writing. Often, your professor will assign a particular st
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  • ...|MDY}} || {{bulleted list|Read “[[Writing Today]]”|Introduce collaborative project|Sign up for [[lw:Main Page|LitWiki]]|Finding quality sources|'''Assignment'
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  • Haraway’s project calls for a re-vision or re-figuration of not only our physical bodies, but
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  • ...ustus. The ''Aeneid'' serves to legitimize Augustus’ rule and the imperial project, portraying Rome’s rise to power as a divine mandate and a fulfillment of
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  • ...le Xserve. We had several tasks for it: application sharing, file sharing, project storage, and a web server. It would support our Mac classroom, M-124. I rem
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  • ...al-humanities/defining-digital-humanities-45a4b5765680 Digital Humanities] project: it’s open to all; it encourages collaboration and participation; it buil
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  • ...ory of the media, something he sees lacking in current Marxist theory. His project aims to release the “emancipatory potential which is inherent in the new
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  • ...s book), I must celebrate this time of beginnings. I have this new writing project, not to mention my thesis, a new semester about to commence, and more emine
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  • # How does the design align with the goals and values of the organization or project?
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  • ...t and comfortable with editing Wikipedia. This is where you’ll choose your project focus {{crossreference|(see [[New Media, Fall 2019/R1 Wikipedia Contributio
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  • ...ns of the UK, proprietary software in the design and implementation of the project restricts access to the Gateway to anyone not using both Windows and Intern ...the same sense as “free car,” but more with that of “free speech.” The GNU Project’s Free Software Foundation equates programming code with that of speech,
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  • ...supplementing this Wikipedia article would also be a good choice for your project.</ref>
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  • ...hod with the artistic tradition of the ancients epitomized the Renaissance project: a rebirth of the human spirit.<ref>Originally entitled “Carl Sagan’s V ...from a unique, epical perspective. My major motivating factor behind this project is an attempt to present epics to undergraduates who might receive only cur
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  • ** Option Five: Project Prospectus due ** Option Five: Project due
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  • ...fe Interview Questions |last=Bosak |first=S. V. |date=n.d. |website=Legacy Project |publisher= |access-date=2020-02-07 |quote= |ref=harv }}
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  • '''Understand the Discipline''': Before embarking on any design project in a specific discipline, it’s essential to gain a deep understanding of
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  • ...“[http://republicofletters.stanford.edu Mapping the Republic of Letters]” project, for instance, visualizes the correspondence networks of Enlightenment-era
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  • ...got the text from [https://www.gutenberg.org/files/1064/1064-h/1064-h.htm Project Gutenberg].}} }}
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  • * Research and construct my own DH projects. I'm currently working on Project Mailer; the Norman Mailer Society has several projects that I'm spearheadin
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  • ...R. |editor3-last=Mailer |editor3-first=Susan |date={{date|2020}} |website=Project Mailer |publisher=The Norman Mailer Society |access-date={{date|2021-09-13|
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  • ...ohn/114430206/ Praise Rock]”|“[http://www.flickr.com/photos/gov/791137537/ Project X]”|“[http://www.flickr.com/photos/toddler/1199751492/ Really?]”|“[
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  • ...s that make up our current understanding of new media. This is an on-going project, so if you have suggestions for articles to include, please suggest them on .... Expert Pedro Domingos on The Rise of The Machines |website=The Knowledge Project |publisher=Farnam Street |host=Parrish, Shane |date=September 1, 2016 |time
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  • ...have been edited, but the original entries appear on [[pm:Lipton’s Journal|Project Mailer]]. ...R. |editor3-last=Mailer |editor3-first=Susan |date={{date|2020}} |website=Project Mailer |publisher=The Norman Mailer Society |access-date={{date|2022-02-15|
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  • ...gray existence devoid of meaning. Eliot’s narrator suggests the modernist project with this one question: with the loss of epistemological understanding, the
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  • ...omes obsessed with the ghostly amphibians in a Paris zoo, and he begins to project himself into their tank until he becomes an axolotl. One reading of this st ...R. |editor3-last=Mailer |editor3-first=Susan |date={{date|2020}} |website=Project Mailer |publisher=The Norman Mailer Society |access-date={{date|2021-09-13|
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