CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS
Digital Rhetoric and Global Literacies: Communication Modes and Digital Practices in the Networked World
Edited Collection Call for Chapter Proposals
Emerging Pedagogies in the Networked Knowledge Society: Practices Integrating Social Media and Globalization
Jon Ostrowski
TTU MATC Student
j.ostrowski@ttu.edu
Weblog for small nonprofit
Daniel Richards
University of South Florida
Rationale:
This project was taught to a third-year professional writing class consisting of students from all majors of life. The theme of the course was "Social Media: Transforming Professional Communication Practices," and as such each project required a certain degree of participation in social media platforms. In this case, students were asked to create a Wordpress blog and envision themselves as an intern or new employee at a zoological rescue/rehabilitation center (obscure, I know, but I wanted to choose one organization for the entire class to help facilitate class discussions and have a more centralized and relevant common course content).
The ATTW Bulletin now has a new format! Articles, announcements, CFPs, news stories, and teaching resources will now all be published using a blog-styled format.
That means you'll have quicker access to the material. Follow ATTW on your favorite social network or RSS reader, and you'll be notified as soon as this content is published.
Lora Arduser, University of Cincinnati
Ryan Hoover, St. Edward's University
Fall 2011
In response to the recent ATTW membership survey, the ATTW Bulletin editors have been working on some changes you’ll be seeing in the coming months. We hope these changes will enhance the Bulletin’s ability to serve our current members and help attract new ones.
The first change is the addition of Ryan Hoover as Bulletin Co-Editor.
Pavel Zemliansky
James Madison University
Fall 2011
As ATTW members know, in late 2010, the organization’s website was redesigned and re-launched using a new software platform (the open source content management system Drupal). The main purpose of the redesign was to improve communication between the organization and its members by creating a more interactive online platform and though an increased use of social media.
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