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tone--and some technological alternatives

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Thu, 05/28/2009 - 9:29pm.

So, Davey, you can stop apologizing!

In the gap between our last exchange and now, I, too, have been thinking about what difference tone makes. And teaching a new technology course in which students began to explore the possibilities of writing differently-->not argumentatively, not even linearly, but in a form of hyper (non)fiction, and not even only in language, but in images: see (for example) the wonders of oekaki, and virtual technology as a projected self, and the internet connection, and...other ways of getting @ what they don't know, can't quite express...

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