Welcome to OUR cabin
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Author: Kendell Newman
Talking Shop
This is not your average online course. We’ve taken some risks in how we’ve set it up, and we hope you’ll pursue the possibilities opened up by those choices. We Continue reading
NOTICE: Act
What verbs are used in your discipline’s research writing? What verbs will you use in your writing? Do the verbs follow a pattern? How does a verb help you see Continue reading
Notice: Agency
What solutions are suggested in research writing? What organizations or means are included? Who is not being included or who is left out? What kinds of support were necessary for Continue reading
Notice: Purpose
What 1-2 sentences would you underline in the research writing you are annotating that suggests to you this is the big idea, the purpose behind this scholarship? Where in research Continue reading
Notice: Agent
Whose project is this? Who is the writer? What is their affiliation? How new is this research to the researcher? What can you find out about previous or future work Continue reading
Notice: Scene
What do scenes look like in your discipline’s research writing? What will scenes look like in your writing? What are the scenes leading up to the particular scene of focus? Continue reading
Burke’s Pentad
What does being a research storyteller involve? To break down a question like this, I rely on theoretical models. The one I chose for our class is Kenneth Burke’s Pentad. Continue reading
Your Annotations Folder on Climate Change
We’ve asked what fuels you: What is your purpose? Now let’s consider what fuels climate change storytelling. Please find 5 resources on climate change that will fuel your storytelling. Specifically, Continue reading
Your Introduction to Us
Research, writing, and storytelling happen in collaboration. We need to get to know each other. Please introduce yourself to the rest of us in our “introductions” channel on Slack. As Continue reading