DIGITAL REPOSITORY for the Cross-Cultural Rhetoric Project

The materials below were made available for Symposium participants to review in preparation for the June 14 International Symposium. We are now in the process of transforming this part of our Website into the Cross-Cultural Rhetoric Digital Repository .

Instructors can use these pedagogical materials for teacher training, lesson plans, and implementation of our project. Feel free to contact the CCR Project Team for assistance with adapting these materials to your educational setting.

• Pedagogical Materials
• course information
  • Cross-Cultural Rhetoric Courses
• syllabi
  • Cross-Cultural Rhetoric Syllabi
  • Linked here are syllabi for the Fall 2006 and Winter 2007 courses at Örebro and Stanford.
• activities
  • Cross-Cultural Exchange Activities Handouts
  • Linked here are the handouts distributed to students during the 2006 - 2007 Örebro-Stanford CCR exchange.
• lesson plans
• workshop templates
• resources

• Technology Materials
  • how-to ICT resources
    • How to Marratech
    • Blogging Directions
    • Lesson on the Wiki
  • links to Wiki
    • Wiki
    • The CCR Project wiki is a collaborative writing space for participants in the Cross-Cultural Rhetoric project, a a resource for virtual collaboration between students at Stanford and Örebro University and a drafting site for conference papers and articles by the project team
  • links to blogs
    • Project Blogs
    • This page serves as a portal for 3 project blogs (Main, Instructor Blog, Beta Blog) as well as for 4 Student Group Blogs used during collaborative activities and asyncrhonous writing between students at Örebro University and Stanford University in 2006-2007
  • multimedia library
    • Flickr Photostream
    • Marratech streams
  • film clip library
    • Film Clips
  • The film clips provided here capture key moments in the cross-cultural exchange between students at Örebro University and Stanford University

• Student Generated Texts
  • cultural artifacts
  • presentation materials
  • blog entries
  • collaborative writing
  • research proposals and papers

• Scholarship
  • Publications and Presentations page
    • conference presentations
    • university presentations
    • international symposium links
    • publications
    • newspaper articles

• Evaluation
  • Project Assessment materials
• Linked here materials we developed for assessment and evaluation of our project. These include observer taxonomies, exit surveys, real-time recording protocols and note-taking rubrics, and white papers with project results.
  • assessment rubrics
  • data analysis measures
  • videographer logs
  • observer note-taking sheets
  • white papers on results
  • reflections