Back to "College!" after a two-year hiatus! Actually, it has been two years teaching other courses for the Rutgers Writing Program and working on other projects. I haven't exactly been on sabbatical. But I am glad to be back to teaching a course about issues affecting higher education, which are the issues that matter to me most and the issues which I find every college student can connect with in some way. After all, we are all at college (exclam!)
I am especially looking forward to teaching the course as a "hybrid," meeting only one day each week supplemented by online work. It will give me a lot of opportunities to try out different technologies, especially Google Docs, Blogger, and Prezi, which will make this a very productive and successful class. In my Spring 2010 class, students had good experiences with their blogs, and I was pleased to discover that all of those blogs are still standing, ready to offer ideas and models to this year's group of students.
I am especially looking forward to teaching the course as a "hybrid," meeting only one day each week supplemented by online work. It will give me a lot of opportunities to try out different technologies, especially Google Docs, Blogger, and Prezi, which will make this a very productive and successful class. In my Spring 2010 class, students had good experiences with their blogs, and I was pleased to discover that all of those blogs are still standing, ready to offer ideas and models to this year's group of students.
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