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To take a hard look at the public writing you already engage in and to match it with the skills you learn throughout EN110.
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To understand how the messages you encounter on a daily basis are intended to influence you and your values and beliefs. This kind of analysis helps you become a more self-aware, critically thinking citizen of the world.
The Blog Project helps you to understand
you think the things you think about the things you think about!
Make note of interesting items of public writing that you come across.
With your group, choose one item of public writing to post on the class blog.
If the discussion slows, do your best to get it going again by asking more questions.
when you write your comment...so don't wait until the last minute!
Ask yourself what you notice about the post. What do you find interesting?
REMEMBER:
Try to pick something that will elicit an interesting discussion for the week. This includes blogs; websites; online news articles; links to Facebook groups, updates, and comments; Twitter feeds and comments; Youtube channels with viewer responses, and much more!
Put the item on the blog by posting a hyperlink, embedding a video, or posting a photograph of the group/discussion you wish to focus on, then introduce the item and ask a few questions to start the discussion.
Make note of all the visual aspects of the post, including photos, animations, and interface.
Read all of the text of the post, including the introduction by the group and any and all comments.