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ENG 229 6.T: Interviews
Today’s Plan: Interviews Watching Your Videos For Next Class Filming Interviews Resources: 3 Tips for Filming an Interview with an iPhone How to Film Professional Videos with an iPhone How to Shoot an INTERVIEW – 5 pro TIPS Tips on … Continue reading
ENG 229: Editing Sound
Today’s Plan: Editing audio in Adobe Let’s talk audio meters and decibel levels. Hey reddit. A bit more official. Let’s talk about what you can do when recording to avoid audio pops. Gain (input) vs. Volume (output).
ENG 319 5.R: Non-Platonic Dialgoues / Corder
Reading Responses Responses Student: Throughout the whole reading I sat there in a WTF stupor. Ong’s writing is very paradoxical, using an alien technology of writing to describe that writing is bad, but then saying that since writing is apart … Continue reading
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ENG 319 5.T: Lanham (and maybe some other stuff)
Today’s Plan: Any thoughts on the paper? Lanham, Carter, Sullivan For Next Class Lanham, Carter, and Sullivan Let’s talk and review. For Next Class First, a number of y’all have already read Jim Corder’s “Argument as Emergence, Rhetoric as Love.” … Continue reading
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ENG 229 5.T: Watching Opening Shots
Today’s Plan: Work List #4: Montage Watching Your Work For Next Class Montage Your next challenge will be similar to the opening shot challenge–in that it asks you to add something to an existing video. (Alternatively, you can choose to … Continue reading
ENG 201 4.R: Your Questions, Discussing Corder
Today’s plan: Questions Corder (more questions) Questions Coding and Job Selection Hmm. My gut response is that it doesn’t matter. However, in discussing your methodology, you do need to have some kind of rationale for why you did what you … Continue reading
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ENG 319 4.R: Questions and Teams
Today’s Plan: Canvas “Quiz” #1 Canvas “Quiz” #2 Questions Jarratt Corder For Next Class Your Questions Papers: Invention I think that the papers should also address specific types of rhetoric and their intentions. I would like to better understand each … Continue reading
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ENG 201 4.T: Crowdsourcing an Assignment Sheet
Today’s Plan: Coding Check In Crowd Sourcing an Assignment Sheet For Next Class Crowd Sourcing an Assignment Sheet In today’s class, I would like you to collaborate and develop the assignment sheet for this project. Below you will find a … Continue reading
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ENG 229 4.T: How to… and Work List #3
Today’s Plan: Work list #3 Watching Some Videos For Next Class Opening/Establishing Shot Our next work list task is a bit different. Rather than shoot a new video this week, I want you to go ahead and revise one of … Continue reading
ENG 319 4.T: Isocrates and Civic Rhetoric
Today’s Plan: Paper Questions Isocrates Exercise For Next Class Paper Questions From the syllabus: Our first project will ask you to synthesize the first 8 weeks of readings into a definition paper of 1800 to 2000 words. From a previous … Continue reading
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