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This is a sample output for WP4 by Kyle McGee (Fall '11). Assignment requirements can be found on my own ENG 102 site (under WP4). If you access "Links and Files," you can find valuable links for further learning and the .PDF version of the student's researched argument (WP3)

A contribution to the EDUCAUSE book, a fascinating and optimistic view on the potential of 21st century education.

From author Cara Pring: "We all love statistics, specially when they are about social media. I've made life so much easier by compiling all the statistics I could find over the past month or so in one handy bulleted article..."

I read this issue/feature and recommend you check out this article. How can apps enhance your life? Save you money? Keep you organized? Serve as a flashlight? and academic quality? Wired is the foremost trusted publication on technology and society and you can use this review as a trusted culture censor: what Wired (in partnership with Gizmodo) recommends, you should open your mind to.

Slow-moving, but covers the basics of social media ethics.

Start here to address the basics of getting a Google site off the digital ground.

The author of Convergence Culture, Henry Jenkins is one of the world's most respected minds on media studies.

Valuable tutorial for helping students with WP3.

A gateway for you to problem-solve and improve on your WP4 site.