Dear Inkshed folk,
This is just to let you know that if all goes well, McGraw Hill will be
posting on their Teaching Comp website--
http://www.mhhe.com//socscience/english/tc/
--next week sometime a module I put together for them on Inkshedding.
Since the module has links to the three URLs below, please don't change or
remove them anytime in the next month, if at all possible! Thanks!
I'm supposed to respond to questions and comments about the module during
the month of March (on the linked listserv), but I'd be grateful and happy
to have fellow inkshedders chiming in as much as possible (as well as
offering up questions, suggestions, criticisms, etc., on the module itself,
of course). Also, the moderator of the website, Chris Anson, is looking
for others interested in writing modules (they pay $300 per) so you can
write directly to him if you have ideas for one you'd like to do. The
current module is on "Technology, Assessment, and Power: Making Teaching
Visible, and the Dangers of Living in a Glass House" by Rebecca Rickly of
Texas Tech University. All previous modules are also still accessible on
the website, if you're interested in checking them out (it's a useful
resource). At the bottom of this e-mail I've copied in all the info on
signing up to be on the listserv (it's open to anyone interested in the
teaching of writing).
Looking forward to any comments/suggestions any of you might have time or
inclination to make--I'm assuming from what McGraw Hill has told me that
the module should certainly be up by the end of next week (first week in
March).
See many of you at CCCC, I hope--
Betsy Sargent, U of Alberta
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Here are the URLs the module has links to:
<http://www.stthomasu.ca/~hunt/dialogic/inkshed.htm>
<http://www.StThomasU.ca/inkshed/nletta01/brent.htm>
http://www.stthomasu.ca/inkshed/
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M. Elizabeth (Betsy) Sargent
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