stolley | engl420

This is an archived course Web site that is part of my Instruction Portfolio. Some links may no longer work, and the mark up may not be valid HTML.


TO THE MOO.		Course News

		04/07/03
		Professional Writing Portfolio Resources Guides: University of Arkansas at Little Rock University of New Mexico (not as thorough, but there are some good ideas) Examples: Individudal Cindy Wambeam Sandra Lim - www.mylifecalling.com Dominick George Sudano Tonia Moxley Writing by Jules Judy Shane - Shane Communications Corporate: Hoffman Marketing Communications Business & Technical Writing @ Myerman.com 2Advanced Studios A Little Handout by Stolley

		2/27/03
		Flash tutorial day! I'm going to give you everything you need to produce this Flash kiosk-style interactive presentation.
		Also, check out this introductory document of Flash versus PowerPoint.

		2/21/03
		The E-Commcerce project is due Monday, Feb. 23. Make sure that you use the extra time to beef up your research. I want to see some evidence that you've explored both the library and all things .gov on the Web. Here's a short example of some materials that are helpful: http://www.sba.gov/classroom/eCommerceGuide_1.html

		02/16/03
		The Calendar has been updated. Please go have a look at it. Also, we'll have a look at this report-like document on white space and this other bit on design that I wrote over the weekend.

		01/29/03
		Some typography and design links we'll want to look at in class: --From the Xerox corporation, a nice bit about type with illustrations. --From dtp-aus.com, another glossary (unillustrated, alas) of font and design terminology + other things design worth exploring.

		01/26/03
		The assignment sheet for the Employment project is now available. Click here to read it.

		01/13/03

		Welcome to the Course Website for ENGL420.07.04. You'll want to familiarize yourself with the layout and functions of the site for Wednesday's class (though we will be going through some of this today.) One of the things I want you to do today is email me your @purdue.edu email address. It is imperative that you have access to that account, either directly or via the forwarding function (I'll show you how to set that up), as there will be important messages that will appear there (mostly emergency stuff). All other messages will be found here, on the Course News page, and any special files will appear here and on the Course Calendar, too. Once I have your @purdue.edu email address, I will add you to our Course Blog, which you will read here on the site and contribute to via Blogger.com. Once you receive your invitation from Blogger, follow these simple steps to set up an account (if you don't already have one), and be sure to review our class Blog rules. I want you to post an introduction to yourself on the Blog before Wednesday, and to read everyone else's post. Get in the habit of this--Blogging involves both writing AND reading. We'll talk more about this in class. For now, welcome to the course.