Ethics in design Typography, where is your font coming from? It is not ethical to use trail/downloaded fonts you did not pay for in a professional setting. What rules should we follow to be ethical? Think of what we write… Continue Reading →
Working on your professional webpage What information do you need and what information do you want? A professional bio Affiliations/employers, schools, professional organizations Resume Link to a social media profile Portfolio Values Certifications/awards Publications Work experience Credentials Proficiencies Multimodality images?… Continue Reading →
Using space to create meaning. In relation to Ch.6 & 7 of Writer/Designer. A side note: No class on election day, 8 November 2016 (Tuesday) -Relationship between text and image: condensing information in an infographic. Every piece of the infographic… Continue Reading →
The business observed: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention https://www.facebook.com/CDC Even though facebook is becoming a less frequently used platform among millennials, I chose CDC’s facebook page because I wanted to contrast the page with the only social media I currently… Continue Reading →
“The dream job”: https://jobs.cdc.gov/job/atlanta/public-health-advisor/250/3325697 A brief list of keywords/phrases: business writing (as I hope to take a business writing course before my planned graduation date/this would be applicable to relevant course experience) procedures (can be a rather broad term, and applicable… Continue Reading →
Unit 2 readings: The issues they address Persons with disabilities (PWD). Is this piece of work ableist? Who is the “audience”? How wide is this scope? Historically, this has been a narrow frame/historically presumed that this person can see… Continue Reading →
Week 1 Of course, this was the easiest week of the semester! Looking back retrospectively, this course seemed intimidating; it seemed that it was going to involve a lot of effort and hard work … I was not wrong, but… Continue Reading →
The two main topics we covered in class on Thursday, October 13, 2016, included the “memorandum of understanding” project and the difference between plagiarism and copyright (law).
The first article I annotated was Wickman, C. (2014). Wicked Problems in Technical Communication. Journal Of Technical Writing & Communication, 44(1), 23-42. The information and ideas covered in this article were very easy to visualize and synthesize. (1) Problem solving involves… Continue Reading →
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