by Kelly Shackelford | Xchanges 7.1 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Literature Review Editorial Techniques Editorial Techniques (continued) The Responsibility of Editors Scenarios Benefits of Editors Taking Responsibility Conclusion Works Cited About the Author Introduction The stereotypical relationship between editors and authors is one of antagonism. Editing seems to naturally produce conflict between…
by Taylor Quimby | Xchanges 7.1 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Defining the Comic The Speech Balloon, Panel, and Multimodality Consider the Speech Bubble Literacy and Content Literacy Events Other Representations of Literacy Conclusion Works Cited About the Author Introduction Comic books have a history of controversy. Twenty years after their successful introduction…
by Joseph Friedman | Xchanges 7.1 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Literature Review Documentation and Multimedia Screencasting Today Elements of Effective Screencasts Novel Ideas and Applications Works Cited About the Author Introduction Screencasts are videos of computer screens with narration that are used to teach or demonstrate computer-related tasks. Jon Udell coined the…
Welcome to Issue 7.1 of Xchanges! In this issue, we feature four texts by undergraduate-student scholars from University of Wisconsin-Madison, Cedarville University, Keene State College, and New Mexico Tech. These texts reveal an array of research strategies and presentation approaches. For presentation in a digital context, authors were able to offer significant visual data (images,…
by Danielle Roach | Xchanges 7.2 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Writing: “Right Way” vs “Wrong Way” Academic Perspectives on Plagiarism OEMs & Academic Authorship Conclusion Works Cited About the Author Introduction Authorship as a critical construct has been parsed and debated in scholarly circles for centuries, and yet within the walls of…
by Danielle Roach | Xchanges 7.2 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Writing: “Right Way” vs “Wrong Way” Academic Perspectives on Plagiarism OEMs & Academic Authorship Conclusion Works Cited About the Author Introduction Authorship as a critical construct has been parsed and debated in scholarly circles for centuries, and yet within the walls of…
by Joshua Cruz | Xchanges 7.2 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction to Student Alienation and Self-Schema Several Studies to Justify an Interest in Self-Schema Theory Practical Application Works Cited About the Author Introduction to Student Alienation and Self-Schema I remember my eighth grade English classroom. Specifically, I remember a motivational poster on the…
by Lara Smith-Sitton | Xchanges 7.2 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Building a Bridge, Making Connections Making the Introduction Keeping Smith Relevant Uncover the Truth: Smith and Regulation Close Analysis and Correction Moving from Historical Analysis to Mainstream Media Works Cited About the Author Introduction He is not a citizen who is not…
In this issue, we are excited to feature new research scholarship by four graduate-student writers. These scholars (from University of Pennsylvania, University of South Florida, Old Dominion University, and Georgia State University) consider many topics relevant to students, faculty, and professionals in writing, rhetoric, and technical communication fields. The works contained in this issue represent…
by Rebecca Birch | Xchanges 8.1 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Abstract Introduction Literature Review Survey Discussion: HTDs in Literature & Survey Considerations & Future of HTDs Works Cited Appendix A About the Author Abstract: Mobile, handheld technology has become a common part of our daily lives, and the integration of touchscreen technology into…
