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Getting personal: teaching personal writing in the digital age / edited by Laura Gray-Rosendale. — 1 online resource — <URL:http://elib.fa.ru/ebsco/1699363.pdf>.Record create date: 8/24/2017 Subject: English language — Rhetoric — Computer-assisted instruction.; English language — Rhetoric — Study and teaching — Technological innovations.; Online data processing — Authorship — Study and teaching.; Essay — Authorship.; Online authorship.; LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Composition & Creative Writing; LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Rhetoric; REFERENCE / Writing Skills Collections: EBSCO Allowed Actions: –
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Table of Contents
- Contents
- Introduction
- Personal Writing as a Genre
- Writing the Personal and Identity
- The Digital Age
- Digital Studies, Multimodality, and Teaching Writing
- Writing the Personal in the Digital Age
- The Chapters
- Notes
- Works Cited
- Part One: Personal Essays, Digital Compositions, and Literacy Narratives
- Chapter One: Teaching the Personal Essay in the Digital Age
- The Course
- Day One and the Readings for the First Eight Weeks
- First Assignments (Reading Responses, Group Presentation, Blog)
- The Scaffold to the Final Project
- Readings Leading to the Final Project (Weeks Nine through Twelve)
- Final Projects
- Notes
- Works Cited
- Chapter Two: Writing the Way Home: Creative Nonfiction and Digital Circulation in a Veterans’ Writing Group
- Community Writing Groups and Community Literacy for Military-Affiliated Writers
- Writing for Varied Purposes and with Varied Challenges
- Digital Circulation and Community Literacies
- Conclusion
- Note
- Works Cited
- Chapter Three: Essaying to Understand Violence
- Works Cited
- Chapter Four: Digital Portraits: Engaging Students in Personal Essay Writing through Video Composition
- Alexandra: iFriend
- Katherine: Mapping
- Jackie: Dodgertown
- Conclusion
- Works Cited
- Chapter Five: Stories within Stories: Three Reflections on Working with the DALN
- The DALN: A Bit of Background
- Don’t Just Do Something, Sit There: Mindful Listening and the DALN
- Shouting from the Borderlands: A New Mestiza Finds Her Voice
- iPads and Orange Slices: The Search for a President’s Literacy Narrative
- Some Parting Thoughts
- Works Cited
- Chapter One: Teaching the Personal Essay in the Digital Age
- Part Two: Blogging, Tweeting, Texting, and Online Classes
- Chapter Six: Living the Expressivists’ Dream: Writing Meets Blogging as Theory Meets Practice
- Teacher-Writers Meet Blogs
- The Personal Inside the Professional
- Are Blogs an Expressivist’s Dream Genre?
- Works Cited
- Chapter Seven: Rapid Organicness: Using Twitter to Expand Young Writers’ Creativity and Their Sense of Community
- Works Cited
- Chapter Eight: Old Pond: 127 Ways to Look at Texts with Tweets
- Chapter Nine: #Because Social Media: Personal Writing and the Brave New World of Digital Style
- Digital Technology and New Media
- Twitter and Social Media
- The Harper’s Index
- Toward a Personal Best in Writing in the Digital Age
- Works Cited
- Chapter Ten: Teaching the History of Life Writing and Memoir Online
- The Course Structure
- Teaching “The Personal” Online
- Some Final Projects
- Seth
- Carla
- Jennifer
- Conclusion
- Note
- Works Cited
- Chapter Eleven: Students Tell Me Things: Personal Writing in New Media Studies
- Auto/Biography and Analysis Assignment
- Producing the Life Writing Itself
- Producing the Critical Analysis
- What They Did: Personal but Not Private Life Writing
- The Personal Is the Pedagogical
- (Personal) Writing Across the Curriculum
- Note
- Works Cited
- Chapter Six: Living the Expressivists’ Dream: Writing Meets Blogging as Theory Meets Practice
- Part Three: Voice Lessons, Multimodal Genres, and Digital Stylings
- Chapter Twelve: Voice Lessons: Hearing and Constructing Personal Voices in a Digital Age
- Hearing Voices
- Definitions: Do You Hear What I Hear?
- Voice in the Digital Age
- Personal Writing Assignments: Voice(s) in a Digital Era
- Notes
- Works Cited
- Chapter Thirteen: When Research Goes Personal: Incorporating the Digital Multimodal Research Project in a First-Year Writing Course
- Works Cited
- Chapter Fourteen: A Queer Challenge to Repronormativity in the Digital Classroom
- A Beginning, A Story, A Thursday
- On Repronormativity in Writing Classes
- Another Aside
- On New Queer Moves
- Queer Praxis
- Appendix
- Digital Scholarship Workspace
- Works Cited
- Chapter Fifteen: The Pleasure of the Voice: Speakerly Writing in the Digital Age
- Works Cited
- Chapter Twelve: Voice Lessons: Hearing and Constructing Personal Voices in a Digital Age
- List of Contributors
- Index
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