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The site had the following in the homepage, "Literacy, Rhetoric and Technology RWS 696." I noticed that the web site stated " This is the post excerpt." They also stated " Richard Young and Patricia Sullivan. The authors first point concerns the availability of devices for recording and transmitting material and their accessibility and easy-to-use features. Writing things down decreases redundancy often seen when speaking out loud and increases precision. Sullivan and Young beg the question why wouldnt we take advantage over these new technologies? In conclusi."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
I suggest you read the MOOCs one because I posted a pic from a MOOC university certificate and a conversation with a Twitter follower who earned it. Enjoy! December 5, 2016. Overall, his classes were free and only paid for the certificate, which was optional.
Thoughts on Rhetoric, Literacy, and Technology. A Foaming Niagara of Something. He continues by claiming that writing improves your memory . I also like this, and tend to agree. However, again I question how true this really is. If I write something down, and then remember it better am I improving my memory or simply using a tool to bypass my short term cognitive space in favor of the long term? September 2, 2016.
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I particularly appreciated his syllogism in the second roundtable, exposing the way that there is a problem and that MOOCs has been see to be a solution, but that does not mean it is a solution worth pursuing.
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