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Project 3” Digital project
Extend the work in your annotated bibliography and research by making a digital, multimodal project that uses digital rhetoric as an organizing and interpretive principle. Your project might be:
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an expressive digital object that enacts the theories and scholarship we have studied,
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a project that uses digital rhetoric scholarship to contextualize and expand on your work for your online presence project,
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an extended research and critical analysis of the localized digital writing practice and/or culture from your annotated bibliography (considering human subjects research rules or permissions),
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a critical interface analysis of the interfaces or IPI templates of your choice, working from concepts in our course readings to develop a framework for analysis that is mindful of circulation, distribution, and delivery as core components of rhetorical ecologies,
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an analysis in which you explore questions developed out of the theories and scholarship we have studied,
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a project growing out of lines of inquiry inspired across multiple courses this semester (e.g. extending work you’re doing in Dr. F-D’s Online Language course)
You might create a digital map or timeline, curate a digital archive, draft a proposal and IRB for a larger study, code a short video game, write a digital poetry exhibition or interactive piece of fiction, create a scholarly webtext, and so forth.
Expressive projects must be accompanied by a statement of goals and choices that contextualize the product in terms of course goals and the student’s literature review.
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