Dear CASLL list,
The module on inkshedding is at long last live on the McGraw Hill Teaching
Composition website!-- available by clicking on the URL below. It should be
up for another 2-3 weeks. Anyone can sign up to post comments,
suggestions, questions, criticisms, or responses on the listserv by going
to the site. The module connects to the Inkshed site, esp. to pieces by
Doug Brent and Russ Hunt, and includes some sample student inksheds from
one of my classes. Reactions from inkshedders would add a lot to the
discussion (no voices from the CASLL list seem to have chimed in so far, at
least as far as I can tell)--and of course I'd love to know what all of you
thought of what I was up to (if you had a few moments to take a look at it
in the next few weeks). Thanks!
Betsy Sargent http://www.mhhe.com//socscience/english/tc/
M. Elizabeth (Betsy) Sargent
Associate Professor of English and Writing Coordinator
English Department, University of Alberta
Edmonton, AB T6G 2E5 CANADA
Office: Humanities Center 3-79
Phone: 780-492-0457
E-mail: [log in to unmask]
Office hours Winter Term 2002--Tues 11-12, Wed 1-3
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