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Teaching Writing Online (UCDHSC Comp Program Blog): October 2007

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Teaching Writing Online (UCDHSC Comp Program Blog). This is a blog for discussing teaching writing online, primarily in the Composition Program. Contact Amy Vidali (amy.vidali@cudenver.edu) with questions or concerns. Saturday, October 13, 2007. Thinking About Chapter 3 and Asynchronous Commenting. I've just finished Chapter 3 in Preparing Educators. Are instructors "kinder" when responding to online students, as the authors suggest? How does the average time spent responding to a student draft of a sign...

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Teaching Writing Online (UCDHSC Comp Program Blog): Welcome & Introductions

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Teaching Writing Online (UCDHSC Comp Program Blog). This is a blog for discussing teaching writing online, primarily in the Composition Program. Contact Amy Vidali (amy.vidali@cudenver.edu) with questions or concerns. Friday, October 5, 2007. Welcome to the Online Discussion Blog for those teaching composition online at UCD! What We’re Doing (and Not Doing). Each of you should have a copy of Preparing Educators for Online Writing Instruction,. I thought we might start with Chapter 3 “Online Writing...

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Teaching Writing Online (UCDHSC Comp Program Blog): Thinking About Chapter 3 & Asynchronous Commenting

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Teaching Writing Online (UCDHSC Comp Program Blog). This is a blog for discussing teaching writing online, primarily in the Composition Program. Contact Amy Vidali (amy.vidali@cudenver.edu) with questions or concerns. Saturday, October 13, 2007. Thinking About Chapter 3 and Asynchronous Commenting. I've just finished Chapter 3 in Preparing Educators. Are instructors "kinder" when responding to online students, as the authors suggest? How does the average time spent responding to a student draft of a sign...

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