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I'm 5 of 5 for the WFMAD posts! I'm not sure that I'm completely keeping to the spirit of the postings. The one for the 5th came out as some made-up high school student who was angry because she had to write a response to the assignment. The one for the 3rd was supposed to be about cooking a special meal for someone, but I never really cooked that ( Read more... ) -
WFMAD 2: Yearbook Picture
I've posted my 15 minutes for today over on my personal blog, photo included! -
WFMAD 1: Dreams
Laurie Halse Anderson has doubledog dared me, so I have to try to write 15 minutes a day, every day, during the month of August ( Read more... ) -
TengrrlFeed
So based on Perci's suggestion, I'm going to stop updating the LiveJournal. I made a feed of my Blogger site to LJ (TengrrlFeed), and that's all I need. Besides having a FEED is so making me think of MT Anderson.
I'm staying with Blogger because I ftp my blogger entries to my server. LJ folks who want to read my entries can add TengrrlFeed to their ( Read more... ) -
Unpredicted Development
Well, I've been somewhat less productive today, compared to yesterday. Yesterday, I somehow worked on 4 different projects, turning in all the proposals, revising and editing a lesson, AND I think I republished my blogger site at least 2 dozen times. After much trial and error, I finally have comments and titles showing up on posts. You'd think ( Read more... ) -
Digital Divide + Pyramid = Rotund Sphere
The Washington Post article You Are What You Click includes a number of quotations on how the digital divide limits the Health Department's method of educating the world about its new pyramid scheme. -
RWT Lesson: Analyzing Symbolism, Plot, and Theme in Death and the Miser
I just finished editing Analyzing Symbolism, Plot, and Theme in Death and the Miser. Okay, maybe it's not what you'd use in your typical writing class, but it does play with visual analysis. From there you might go on to visual argument, visual persuasion in advertising, and so forth. I wrote a list of Final Projects that could be revised to go ( Read more... ) -
Shakespeare Resources
This week's Inbox is live, in which the Ideas section (which I write) points to Kcollege resources for teaching drama/Shakespeare, in celebration of the bard's birthday this coming Saturday. -
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I will not listen to evil spawn of the devil who say that I must have Blogger comments.
I will not listen to evil spawn of the devil who say that I must have Blogger comments.
I will not listen to evil spawn of the devil who say that I must have Blogger comments.
Yes, evil people, I just skunked my entire Blogger account and was about to search ( Read more... )
