TWC301: Multimedia Writing

This is a very good, interesting Ph.d dissertation on Transnational Communication. My fave Chap 5 web resource ----Valerie Cooper

I am trying to catch up with my hw, I wasn't sure what Riggo meant by push but hope this is it.

Hope this works - wow, wish I had figured this out yesterday...

Trying to make sure all is accessible and posted correctly. Thanks.

I'm just going to keep posting my blog page up..it doesn't seem to want to "stick"

I think my images speak for themselves. See what you think.

I am posting my "reflection" here on the diigo page in hopes that other classmates will do the same...I am having difficulty in finding other blog pages to complete this assignment. I followed Valerie's link from the diigo page to access her comments and it seemed to be the easiest way. Thanks.

This is my favorite of the three articles I picked because it hits on an interesting observation that "People don't learn from information; they learn from other people." And it's more about how people use technical writing to communicate with other people.

"10 Free Web-based Alternatives to Photoshop"

Adding this here as well as my blog just in case. Seems like a lot of us picked the same pages but with different highlights and comments. AAnother example of how 2 (or more) people can read the same thing with different results, something to keep in mind as you write.

Your mindmap is good because it is brief and are one-word points and easy to learn from because it forces a student to really "think" and recall, to use their memory about what they read, to learn. I liken it to studying with flashcards. You put down a word that triggers a memory. There were a lot of concepts to memorize in the chapter and setting up a mindmap this way, with simple flashes of info., encourages that memorization exercise, I think. ---Valerie Cooper

This site gave some decent background on technical writing and provided plenty of links to other useful resources