Also Required:
A portable USB drive (capable of holding at least 1G). Any model is fine; here is a suggestion.
Required purchases for "Writing for the Internet," Fall 2008.
History and Future of the Book
You do not need to purchase your books through Amazon.com, but if you wish to, these links will help.
Required books
If you already own a different edition of an assigned text, I won't insist that you buy these specific editions (though it will be awkward if we all have different page numbers).
Optional Purchase (we won't screen the movie Citzen Kane in class, but it is an assigned text)
If you are new to the SHU blogosphere, you should start with Tutorial 1.
If you already know the basics of blogging, Tutorial 2 introduces the concepts of Trackbacks (two-way links, which will help you keep track of the work your classmates are doing, and also how I am asking you to post your Agenda Item homework assignments).
Additional blogging instructions are available on the New Media Journalism website, as are tips on how to personalize your MovableType blog.
Students do not need to purchase their books through this page -- you are welcome to buy them from anywhere. These links are for your convenience.
Continue reading "Book List for Jerz's Classes, Spring 2007" »
My first Flash animation. It's just an export of a slide show that I created in Open Office, but I hope it's more amusing than my more traditional online guide to Active and Passive Verbs.
On this page, you'll find links to the Amazon.com pages for the texbooks I'm using this fall. You don't need to purchase them through these links -- you may buy them at the Seton Hill bookstore or elsewhere online.
If you're new to Seton Hill or to me as a teacher, I invite you to visit the Seton Hill community weblog portal, blogs.setonhill.edu. All members of the Seton Hill community may receive a free SHU blog there.