In addition, I will place a number of photocopied articles on reserve in 421 Denney. Click here for links to online resources for the study of digital literacy. If you do not currently have an OSU e-mail account, we can activate your account from our classroom. In addition, you should have an account on the College of Humanities Web Server. If you don't have a Web account, please let me know right away, and I will see that you get one.
Collaborative projects are welcome.
Indeed, the current state of electronic literacy makes many of the familiar conventions for course assignments problematic. These issues are all important to the study of electronic literacy, and we will discuss them in class, designing our course work as we go. Fortunately, we can still think of textual work in terms of rhetorical context and purpose, regardless of media. Meanwhile, if you would like some suggestions about the directions these projects might take, click on the linked words in the list above.