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Monday, April 28, 2014

Kailee Snyder: Student, Blogger, Nerd and Hacker



Hello! My name is Kailee Snyder and I am a student, blogger, nerd and hacker. I decided to take this class because I love learning about theory and I wanted to learn how literary theory fits into the world of blogging and other newer forms of composing. The blog that I started for this class and the one that I still post on today is titled Dare to Dream Infinitely. In this blog I talk about all things Harry Potter, form literary theory, to crafts, to fashion, and everything in between. 

For this class project I talked about three chapters and their theories. The first chapter was Where Ya At? Composing Identity Through Hyperlocal Narratives. I wrote a summary about the chapter as well as an example of the theory in practice on other class blogs. 

The second chapter I wrote about was Mr. Secrets: Multimodality’s Complex Invitation to Remake Text, Meaning, and Audience. For this chapter I looked at a web site that satisfies the need for a culturally relevant example and my need to be nerdy.

The final chapter I worked on was No Theory But For Practice: Born, Multimedia, & the Avant-Garde.  In this example reinforced my nerdy-ness and again used one of my favorite sites as an example of mixed media in the new age of composition. 

Thank you so much for sharing in our learning!

-Kailee Snyder

Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Sam Hankins (TV Takeaway)

My name is Sam. When I found out I was going to be writing a bio post, I said that there wasn't anything interesting about me, but that's not quite true. I'm a scriptwriter and a student of English, Spanish, theatre, and media studies. My focus on my blog, TV Takeaway, has been analysis of television and film.

I will be adding links to my final project materials as I write them, but I will definitely write a theory description of "Standards in the Making: Composing with Metadata in Mind" and illustrations of "Standards in the Making," "Re-Inventing Invention: A Performance in Three Acts," and "Scholarship on the Move: A Rhetorical Analysis of Scholarly Activity in Digital Spaces."

  • "Scholarship on the Move" - Using my own blog and the tumblelog of Screwball Ninja as examples, I discuss the role of digital scholarship in discussions of television.
  • "Standards in the Making" - I explain how the layout of the popular website TVTropes.org makes serendipitous findings possible. (Read the theory description here.)
  • "Re-Inventing Invention" - I use the Random Logline Generator to show how creative juxtaposition works.

Amy's Bio



Hi, I'm Amy. I have a blog called "Adventures in Eating: The Musings of a Twenty-Something Foodie" (amyeades.wp.txsta...).

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Bradley's Bio

I'm Bradley.



 I'm the creator of a blog called "The Lost Chilean Miner".
I have contributed pins to the Symbolizing Space, Where Ya At? and  Mr. Secrets boards. I have also provided a description for the chapter Symbolizing Space: Non-discursive Composing of the invisible by Jody Murray, which can also be found on the Symbolizing Space Pinterest board.  -Bradley Civick