WID animations

Animations are handouts we developed in a graduate class to facilitate (or animate) discussion. These are one-page Word documents, usually consisting of an abstract and several quotations from the reading.

Guidelines for Animator

• Anson, Multi-modal
• Bakhtin, Speech Genres
• Becher, Academic Tribes--Disciplines
• Cooper, Ecology of Writing
• Devitt, Theory of Genre
• Freed and Broadhead, Discourse Commuities and Sacred Texts
• Halloran, Eloquence in Technological Society
• Herrington & Moran, The Idea of Genre
• Herrington & Moran, What We've Learned
• Kapp & Bangeni, Argument and ESL
• Kynard, Getting on Right Side of Research Paper
• Martin, Development of Writinig Abilities
• Miller, Genre as Social Action
• Palmquist, Writing in Emerging Genres (ppt)
• Petroff, Spiritual Autobiography
• Russell, Writing and Social Efficiency
• Russell, Progressive Education
• Russell, Ideal of Research
• Russell, Myth of Transience
• Russell, 19th C. Backgrounds
• Swales, Introductions in Research Reports