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February     March     April

Date
Reading
Writing
Discussing
January 10 Negroponte, Gearhart, Winner   Introductions
January 12 Matt Monte, Monte Consulting   Rhetorical issues in the workplace
January 17 Winner, Whale, 3-40;
  What is autonomous technology? How did it get started? Why should we care?
January 19      
January 24 Aristotle, NE, VI
Miller, CW, 47
Sullivan, CW, 211
  How do we rethink Technical Communication?
January 26 Dobrin, CW, 107;
  How do we redefine it?
January 31 Rutter, CW, 20
   
February 2 Johnson, User-Centered
Parts I & II, pp 3-111
come with questions
  How do we reconstitute it?
February 7

Casey: critical response to Durak, CW, 35;
Williams, Retooling, chpt 5

Casey's paper due What's gender got to do with it?
February 9 Winter Carnival No class No class
February 14 Rhetorical analysis of The Golden Record  

Representation: Inclusion, exclusion, privileging, marginalizing

February 16 Moe: critical response to Katz, CW, 195; powerpoint

Williams, Retooling, Ch 1

 Moe’s paper due

Ethical considerations in Technology Studies
February 21

Selfe & Selfe, CW, 428;

Penny Dallas, MTU PhD candidate. Assistant Professor at SVSU

Meet at the EERC—B11 at 9:30am for the videoconference with Fenobia Dallas

The erasure of race and ethnicity

Foregrounding race

February 23 Diane: critical response to Barton & Barton, CW, 232  Diane’s paper due Ethical considerations in Technology Studies
Saturday nite
February 25
Potluck at Ann's!
634 W. Water St. Hancock
482-3346
5 pm
Be there!     ; - ]
February 28 Joanna: critical response to “Farmers Deskilled,” Joanna's paper due Ethical considerations in Technology Studies
March 2 Laurence: critical response to “Learning Intercultural Communication Competence,” Linda Beamer, Teaching Technical Communication Laurence's paper due Intersections
March 7
Spring Break
No Class
No Class
March 9
Spring Break
No Class
No Class
March 14 Yang: critical response to “Teaching Business and Technical Writing in China,” Jennie Dautermann Yang's paper due  Intersections
March 16 Lori: critical response to “CrossCultural Collaboration,” Deborah S. Bosley, Central Works Lori's paper due   Intersections
March 21 Nathan: critical response to
"Marxism, Ideology, Power and Scientific &Technical Writing," by David Ding
Nate's paper due  
March 23 Alexa: critical response to
"Writing & Database Technology"
Barbara Mirel, Central Works
Alexa's paper due  
March 28 Sari: critical response to
More Work for Mother, Ch 2
Ruth Schwartz Cohen, 1983
Sari's paper due  
March 30 Roxane: critical response to
"Politics of the Interface"
Selfe & Selfe, Central Works
Roxane's paper due  
April 4

 

   
April 6

Moe: Kairos

Casey: Technical Communication Quarterly

Diane & Sari: Written Communication

Summaries due 25-minute  Journal Mapping presentations
April 11

Laurence: Rhetoric Review

Joanna & Yang: Journal of Business and Technical Communication

Nate: Technology and Culture

Summaries due 25-minute  Journal Mapping presentations
April 13

Passover

Passover

Passover

April 13 — 17   Private Conferences with Ann  schedule  April 13 — 17
April 18

Alexa:  Business Communication

Lori & Roxane: IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication

 Summaries due 25-minute  Journal Mapping presentations
April 20 Alison Crockett Presentation   Abstract of Presentation
April 28 Seminar papers
due
5:00 pm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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