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Sample Student Paper - Project 1, Option 1: Public Writing
 
Sample Student Paper #2, "The Good, the Bad, and the Blog"
This is a companion paper to Peer Review #2
 
Peer Review for Sample Paper #2 (The Good, the Bad, and the Blog)
 
Sample Essay with teacher response: "The Good, the Bad, and the Blog"
This is the essay we discussed in teacher orientation.  See the companion FYC Assessment Form.
 
FYC Assessment Form (teacher response) "The Good, the Bad, and the Blog"
This is the FYC Assessment form we filled out during teacher orientation.
 
USF Public Writing Information Site
 
"What Social Networks Say about Us" by Mary Madden with guest Anastasia Goodstein, author of "Totally Wired"
 
Public Writing Disclaimer
Writing Program's warning on using academic public writing on the internet.
 
PEW Internet and American Life Project
Good site to search for research articles on public writing.
 
PEW Links Page
Links to several pages that research and write about public writing.
 
Article: Pentagon's Use of Internet Information
 
Washington Post
Article on dangers of blogging in the work place.
 
Journal Sentinel
Article on dangers of student blogging and academics.
 
Blog on Blogging in Business
 
Pitfalls of Work Blogs
 
Blogging and Your Future Career
 
Article on a local Blogger: The Florida Times
 
Blog of Dangers of Blogging
 
How to Blog Safely
 
Blog it now, regret it later?
 
The World of Blogs
 
Definition of dooced (for blogging)
 
Moving to the Public: Weblogs in the Writing Classroom
Blogging in the classroom.
 
The Art of Blogging
Uses, implications, benefits, dangers.
 
True Benefits of Blogging
List of benefits of blogging.
 
Blogging On the Job
Article FAQ on Blogging in the workplace.
 
Digital Digs Blog
Blog written on blogging
 
Have a Blog, Lose Your Job?
Article from CNN Money
 
Students Love Social-Networking Sites — and So Do Employers
Myspace, Facebook
 
Living Room: Teaching Public Writing in a Post-Publicity Era
 
John Hartley on Public Writing
 
The Importance of Policies in E-learning Instruction
 
MySpace - the Movie
 
Uses of Public Writing
 
Local Tampa Blogs
 
CNN Blogs
 
9/11 Blogs from NY
I plan on teaching this ON SEPTEMBER 11th for Project 1
 
"About Facebook," an article in The Atlantic Monthly by Michael Hirschorn
"In Facebook’s vision of the Web, you, the user, are in control of your persona. As BuzzMachine’s Jarvis has argued, you decide how much leg you want to show (literally or metaphorically, as the case may be), and to whom. And if this model comes to dominate, which is not impossible, it could force us to rethink our disdain for the 'walled garden'" (Hirschorn).
 
http://collegewriting.us/Video Library/ProjectOnePodcast.mp3
This podcast discusses how you might teach Project One.
 
Yahoo Mash: The Social Network for Graffiti Lovers
Article on Social Network that lets you edit OTHERS pages!
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