The 388M Course Reader
Hillocks, Teaching Writing as Reflective Practice
Anson, Scenarios for Teaching Writing
Kohn, Punished by Rewards
Selfe, Literacy and Computers
Hawisher, Re-imagining Computers and Composition
Weimer, Improving Your Classroom Teaching
You will also be responsible for reading and responding to ongoing course email, other course activities, or drafts of projects presented by other students.
Diskettes: Bring at least three 3.5 inch diskettes, labeled with your name, to class. Choose name brand diskettes: Sony, Maxell, Verbatim, etc. They should be High Density disks unless you need to transfer work to a computer outside the lab that only reads Double-Density disks (such as a Macintosh over five years old). Itıs a good idea to get a disk wallet or disk box, also labeled with your name, to protect your disks while you transport them.
Other Materials
1. An individually-funded (IF) account from the Computation Center.
2. A free UMBS mail account, available by telnetting to mail.utexas.edu and following the instructions on the screen
3. A copy of UTSLIP (if you plan to connect to e-mail via a modem from home) and Telesys validation (note: Telesys provides dial-up, i.e. modem, access; it costs $.08 per day ($29.20 per year), regardless of how much you use it, and allows you access not only to email but also to such Internet services as the WorldWide Web, UTCAT, gopher, and so on)
4. Notebook for technical and other notes.
Questions? Email Peg Syverson: syverson@uts.cc.utexas.edu