Class:Section 68, ENG112

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Welcome to the wiki for Section #68, English 112.

Contents 1 Wiki Introduction 2 Class members 3 Table of Contents 4 Class E-Zine 5 "Wikimedia for Dummies"- A User's Manual 6 Coursework 7 Previous debriefings... 8 The Quizzes 9 Forums 10 Privacy Rules and Informed Consent (read this before creating a username) 11 Fun Stuff To Do

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I have your Final Reflections if you want them. Arrange with me via email or my discussion page. Also, if anyone wants one (or more) of your essays considered for publication in next year's student anthology let me know asap. "The last day to submit essays for Anthology is March 15. We are only accepting the essays along with the signed permission slip from instructors." steph (COM) 13:29, 6 February 2007 (EST)

Hey men and women, Mike here. I made a separate writing forum which can be used by any writing class, and furthermore any person interested. If anyone would like to help bring together a campuswide (or wider) writing community, go to http://umasswriting.proboards61.com/ and sign up!

-Magicsofa 16:19, 12 December 2006 (EST)

Steph's final blogwords. You can read everything she wrote about this class and/or teaching in the Teaching thread of her weblog, Reflexivity.

Wiki Introduction

A short introduction to the world of wiki

Class members

Adam
Andrew
Ben
Brian Donnelly
David
Elise
Emily
Erin Varney
Starwars
Jemma
Julia
Julian
Kate
Kfitz
Lincey Qi
Marie Carbone
Megan
Mike Martel
Neil
Nikki
Sharon Cannistra
Spike Nowak

User Introductions

Table of Contents

Here you can find links to our four unit papers, and final reflection letters.

Class Table of Contents

Class E-Zine

Paper gets damaged or misplaced in the shuffle of life. Memories should not, however. To that end, we have put up an electronic copy of the magazine that our class produced. To promote accesibity for all, it is NOT in the abominable PDF format.

Electronic edition of Class Fanzine --Dave 16:46, 13 December 2006 (EST)

"Wikimedia for Dummies"- A User's Manual

Our class Wiki runs on a software package called Wikimedia, the same one that Wikipedia utilizes. As one might imagine, any programming language powerful enough to support a site as large as Wikipedia is going to have a learning curve. Therefore, we have created a tutorial on WikiMedia syntax and useage tailored to UMass Wiki class usage. That way, you won't end up like that poor bloke on the right!

Guide to Wikimedia Usage and Syntax

Coursework

An electronic list of current and past assignments is held at the link below:

Homework

Previous debriefings...

Previous debriefings are linked and logged here:

Final Debrief
Homepage Day 24
Debrief Day 17
Debrief Day 15 & 16
Debrief Day 13 (Nothing added for Day 14)
Debrief Day 12
Debrief Day 11
Debrief Day 10 and copy of Homepage
Debrief Day 9
Debrief Days 8 and copy of Homepage at that time.
Debriefing Days 6 and 7
Debriefing Day 5
Debriefing Day 4 and before

The Quizzes

We had sort of like two quizzes.

Quizzes

Forums

The spiffy forum

Privacy Rules and Informed Consent (read this before creating a username)

All students had to sign a student-drafted agreement to help buttress our Wiki against a hostile English department.

We recommend that new Wiki classes create their own privacy agreement before they create usernames. Think about how you want to be recognized by an internet public, because your pages are likely to end up in web searches. How much privacy do you need to feel comfortable?

Fun Stuff To Do

We know college is primarily about work :D, but every now and then, even the most harried student will have some free time with which to "wig out." Rather then getting your mugshot taken at one of those townhouse parties, we'd like to suggest some constructive alternatives.

• They can be found at Current events and Recurring events

• If you know of anything not on these lists, please add it!

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