- Rhetorical Situation Triangle
- The Double Entry Journal – Word doc for you to download and use
- KWL+ activity form
- A Brief List of Genres
- EdPuzzle class – You’ll need your CityTech email to register, but it’s free and quick.
- Rhetorical/Genre Analysis Worksheet – Use this to gather information to help you write the rhetorical analysis part of your Source Analyses. Here’s the slide from the presentation that will also help you see what’s important for the rhetorical analysis section.
- Readings and Videos
- Lost Pig – an evil parser game in the tradition of Zork
- Choice of Games – go to Our Games tab and browse…
- Slay the Dragon assignment pages
- Aristotelian Model of Narrative Structure
- TED Talk on The Hero’s Journey: What Makes a Hero?
- The Hero’s Journey Model:
Branching Narrative (explanation): 
Examples of Concept Maps and Narrative Text (in the form of walkthroughs):
Resurface – This is the entire Game Design Document (a pitch document) that a group did in Professor Cunningham and my CST 1102 ID class a few years ago. It has several things to look at: 1) the text for the game is complete and is a good model, and 2) their visual/concept map is also good and shows what one should look like.
Cinderella – Page 9 is a good but brief walkthrough example. Page 10 is their visual map.
Red – An excellent, complete story walkthrough with explanations about why the choices do what they do.
Aladdin – Pages 7-11 is their visual map. Their walkthrough (p.12- 19) not only explains the choices but has a screen shot of what the game itself would look like when it’s being played.
Red Riding Hood – This one is for the concept map only (p.10) but it’s really good.
