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Talk to the Volleyball or “Know Your Audience” (Real or Imagined)
Blogging has taught me that some of my best writing–my clearest, most readable narrative voice–emerges when I imagine that I’m writing (or talking) to a specific group of people. You may have noticed that I often interview myself here at … Continue reading
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Tagged "know your audience", blogging, Castaway, Comeback Season, Facebook, Junot Diaz, Russell Banks, voice, Wilson
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When Students Friend Me
[Teacher friends: Feel free to adapt this and use it on your own syllabi.] MY SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY: This course will introduce you to the ways in which social media will become a part of your professional writing life. For … Continue reading
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Tagged Facebook, social media policy, students, Twitter
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