Staying Human in the Digital Age: A Guided, Annotated Tour of One Person's Adventures Teaching and Writing in Cyberspaceby Lawrence J. ClarkTomball College
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The following article gives a brief overview of life "online," and discusses
some of the joys and frustrations of teaching and writing on the World Wide
Web. I would like to encourage others to take their own stab at "Web-authoring." I wanted to demistify the whole process, and to try and provide some guidance to other instructors on how to create and "run" a course on the Web, or at least one way to do it.
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About the Author Lawrence J. Clark is a Professor of English at Tomball College, a two-year school northwest of Houston, Texas. He teaches composition, literature, and technical communications courses in computer classrooms and via the World Wide Web. He is currently working on a dissertation, (Re)Entering Academic Discourse Communities: A Case of Computer Mediation in Teaching Writing and Literature, at Texas A&M University. Larry is also a poet, writer, philosopher, actor, and musician. |