ENG1710 Intro to Language and Technology, SP2018

active 1 years, 9 months ago
ENG1710 Intro to Language and Technology, SP2018
This Course is OPEN.
Professor(s)
Jason W. Ellis
Department
English
Course Code
ENG1710
Semester / Year
Spring 2018
Course Description

In this rewarding and challenging introductory class, we will endeavor to understand the deep and complex relationship between language and technology through readings and discussion. You will apply your insights and discoveries to a major research project focused on a single form of technology-mediated communication. What you learn will have important significance to a successful career in technical communication.

Acknowledgements

This course was created by: Jason W. Ellis

Recent Posts

Final Exam Review

If you weren't in class today, we reviewed for the final exam (video embedded below--please turn […] See MoreFinal Exam Review

Fall 2018 Literature Courses

The English Department's Literature courses can fulfill a number of different requirements in your […] See MoreFall 2018 Literature Courses

How Citation Aids Entering Discourse

I saw this excellent Twitter thread this morning from Dan Martin. It is a dialog between him and […] See MoreHow Citation Aids Entering Discourse

Recent Comments

Comment on "After Class Writing: N. Katherine Hayles’ “Toward Embodied Virtuality”"

N. Katherine Hayles was born in 1943 and is a professor of Literature at Duke University. She is […] See MoreComment on "After Class Writing: N. Katherine Hayles’ “Toward Embodied Virtuality”"

Comment on "After Class Writing: Nicholas Wade’s “Early Voices: The Leap to Language”"

In Nicholas Wade’s article “Early Voices: The leap to language” He discusses the importance of th […] See MoreComment on "After Class Writing: Nicholas Wade’s “Early Voices: The Leap to Language”"

Comment on "After Class Writing: Marie Hicks’ Programmed Inequality"

The author of the novel “Programmed Inequality”, is known as Marie Hicks. Hicks is not only an aut […] See MoreComment on "After Class Writing: Marie Hicks’ Programmed Inequality"

Recent Docs

No Recent Docs