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Research Hypertext assignment Mid-quarter presentation assignment Feb 7-9 Blog entry Michael Cripps reading "Blah Blah Blah Blog" CS201 websites "Eight Levels of Electronic Research Papers" "Multimedia Design" Winter 2004 E-Rhetoric webpages Fall 2004 E-Rhetoric webpages

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• Reading due: Sample student hypertexts: click through the hypertexts linked through the Winter 2004 E-Rhetoric group pages: select one individual student hypertext to focus on.
• Assignment due: Your own research; After browsing the student page, make a list of 3 features (total) that you like about the hypertext you looked at (i.e., that you like so much that you might even experiment with those features in your own hypertext), and then 3 things that you don't like as much that you will avoid in your own hypertext. Have reasons (rhetorically sound ones) for your preferences and dislikes & be sure to include links to the sites and/or pages to which you are referring. Please post this list of 6 items (total) in your Forum folder.
• Presentations today:
  • Section 2: Ting, Nick, Sarah

W 2/9: On-Line Communications - Conventions of E-Mail, IM, and Blogs

• Reading due: "Blah Blah Blah Blog" from Wired News, Feb 18 2002
• Writing due: Blog assignment (if this is one of your 5 chosen entries: originally due onthe 7th, but you can use this as your new due date if you'd like)
• Assignment due: Your own research
• Presentations today:
  • Section 2: Will, Fred
  • Section 7: Julie, Jonathon, Craig

F 2/11: Asynchronous Discussions and Forms of Representation/Persuasion

• Writing due: Homepage and two nodes (link through Forum and print out to turn in)
• Assignment due: Your own research
• Presentations today:
  • Section 2: Justin, Bret, Derek
  • Section 7: Beth, Nathania, Hialy