ENGL 3860: Introduction Slide Deck
ENGL 3860: Introduction Slide Deck ENGL 3860: Introduction Slide Deck
Things That Matter For this ongoing project, you produce a series of zines devoted to a thing that matters to you. The zines are composed for a particular public and will be released on a regular basis. You have complete creative control over your productions in terms of medium, style, and content. The only requirement is that these texts be public and for an audience that needs to be persuaded. While you are in creative control of your productions, there are a few basic requirements that all projects must meet. These requirements are largely procedural, keeping us on track and insuring high quality productions every three weeks. Basic components include:
Things That Matter A proposal (1,500 words), which addresses, among other things, the topic to be taken up and its importance; the technologies to be used in producing the texts (e.g., word processor, Photoshop, specialty paper, still camera); features of the texts (specify the kinds of pictures, text, or design elements you will feature—this section should be fairly fleshed out); the specific and concrete audience for this production (i.e., freshman smart phone users, vegan foodies, disabled undergraduates). Additionally, point to two or three specific models for your project.
- Page 1 and 2: Public writing write the World ENGL
- Page 3 and 4: Our worlds are built of things that
- Page 5 and 6: The Cahokia Site in its geographic
- Page 7 and 8: Map of the mines of Cheltenham (Dog
- Page 9 and 10: This means that our writing too mus
- Page 11 and 12: Advocacy Though most people associa
- Page 13 and 14: “Drawing on pathbreaking research
- Page 15: Other readings
- Page 19 and 20: Zines
- Page 22 and 23: The city itself is less a situs, sa
Things That Matter<br />
For this ongoing project, you produce a series of zines devoted to a thing<br />
that matters to you. The zines are composed for a particular public and will be<br />
released on a regular basis. You have complete creative control over your<br />
productions in terms of medium, style, and content. The only requirement is<br />
that these texts be public and for an audience that needs to be persuaded.<br />
While you are in creative control of your productions, there are a few basic<br />
requirements that all projects must meet. These requirements are largely<br />
procedural, keeping us on track and insuring high quality productions every<br />
three weeks. Basic components include:
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