Introductions

Now that our course is beginning, let’s take some time to get to know each other. Please write a blog post introducing yourself. Let us know what your interests are–academic, extracurricular, professional–and what makes you interesting. This post should be between 200 and 300 words (approximately one typed page). You might consider it a draft of the bio you add to your OpenLab profile or your ePortfolio, so it can do double or triple duty.

A few guidelines:

  • You need to have an OpenLab account and have joined our Openlab Course to complete this assignment. Please follow my instructions in my welcome post to create an account and to join our course.
  • On the OpenLab, you are known only by your display name. That means that you do not need to identify yourself by your proper name. Please do not include your name if you do not feel comfortable doing so.
  • Similarly, you may include a photograph of yourself if you want, but it is not required. Consider your privacy and do what makes you comfortable.
  • Follow the Blogging guidelines for the course
  • To get credit for writing this introduction (your first homework assignment and also attendance for the first day of class), be sure to choose the category Introductions on the right-hand side of the screen when you write your post.
  • Choose an interesting title that interests your readers in what you have written.
  • If you have any questions, feel free to comment on my post and I’ll respond to you that way (even if you don’t have an OpenLab account yet, you can still add a comment below).

I’ll write again soon with instructions for our first reading and response assignment.

Welcome to Introduction to Women Writers

Welcome to Women Writers! This hybrid course will meet virtually on City Tech’s OpenLab throughout the week and then face-to-face on Thursdays at 2:30.

If you are a student registered for this course and do not yet have an OpenLab account, please sign up for one, and take advantage of the help materials related to signing up. Once you have an OpenLab account, please join the course by clicking “join now!” under the avatar on the course profile.

All of the materials you need to begin the course will be available for you to begin your first assignment on Tuesday, 1/28. Please check back then for additional instructions.

See you in person on Thursday, and online before then!