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Reading Discussion Leader Timeslots (pdf)
If you plan on needing a projector, laptop, or other technology for your presentation timeslot, you will need to be responsible for contacting Kim NO LESS THAN TWO DAYS IN ADVANCE. I believe emailing her is the best way to reach her. Please see the following:
Contact: Kim J. Puuri
Phone: 906.487.3277
Email: kjpuuri@mtu.edu
1) Tell her what kind of equipment you need.
2) Tell her the date and time you will be picking it up.
3) Provide her your contact information.
4) Ask her for a confirmation email (i.e. just because you ask for it does not mean it is available to you.)
5) Be on time to pick up your equipment (3rd Floor Walker) and promptly return it after class.
Supplementary Reading
Golden, Daniel. "Aiming for Diversity" Wall Street Journal. (Eastern edition). New York, N.Y.: Aug 19, 2006. pg. A.
A Rhetoric Primer by Jim Nugent
The Good Wife's Guide
Useful Websites for Writing (courtesy of Heather Jordan)
Purdue's Online Writing Center - http://owl.english.purdue.edu/
(please note: There have been some problems accessing this site through this link)
Useful Websites for the Podcasting Assignment: (courtesy of Casey Rudkin)
This is a step-by-step in recording a podcast of one person talking on Audacity. It doesn't cover anything with regard to cutting or pasting or really manipulating audio at all, but it does get people going in checking the basics of recording with Audacity.
This second link goes to some instructions in making your own podcast for your heavy metal music, but the steps and tips will work just fine for putting together any two sound files.
This last one is a step-by-step of getting your podcast on iTunes from Blogger, two services that are both very easy to use, but not mutually compatibile without the intervention of a third service called Feedburner.
The Podcast Directory lists a number of available podcasts for listening.
This is a listing of podcasts available from National Public Radio. Excellent examples would be the podcasts from the segment "This I Believe."
The Pod Safe Music Network offers a number of songs for use in podcasts. Most of the songs are copyright free, but make sure you check before using one.
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