Indianapolis NCTE 2004

CYBER ENGLISH, THEORY AND PRACTICE:
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SCHOLARSHIP IN A WEB-BASED ENGLISH CLASS.

Session T1.01, Thur, Nov 18, 1:30 pm

with Dawn Hogue, Ted Nellen, Pat Schulze, Nancy Patterson.

November 2004: English Journal "CyberEnglish" with Dawn Hogue, Nancy G. Patterson, and Patricia Schulze


Nancy, Ted, Dawn, Pat 


Musical Selections: "Hi Heel Sneakers" & "We are Family"


I. Introduction - We introduce ourselves and background and experience 
(5 minutes)

II. Make it Public
        A.  Nancy - Theory (3 minutes)
        B.  Ted - (4 minutes)
        C.  Dawn - (4 minute)
        D.  Pat -  (4 minutes)  Total 15 minutes)

III.  Peer Review
        A.  Nancy - theory (3 minutes)
        B.  Ted - (4 minutes)
        C.  Dawn - (4 minutes)
        D.  Pat - (4 minutes)  Total 15 minutes

IV.   Pass It On
        A.  Nancy - Theory (3 minutes)
        B.  Ted - (4 minutes)
        C.  Dawn - (4 minutes)
        D.  Pat - (4 minutes)    Total 15 minutes

V.   Questions and handouts     (20 minutes)

VI  Conclusion ( 5 minutes - about 1'15" each - if we keep it to 1 
minute we have an extra minute at the end)  This totals our 1 hour and 
15 minute presentation time.

Musical Selection Luck of the Draw "Tangled and Dark," Bonnie Raitt

Dawn's reflections in her Blog
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