Table of Contents

Reflection

• Portfolio Reflection

Tone and Credibility

Through these projects, tone and credibility played a large focus, whether it was trying to maintain my own sense of credibility for my sci/tech blog or to examine someone else's credibility in the wake of a plagiarism scandal.

• Who Are You: Constructing Identity through New Literacies
• Analytic Reflection
• A Quest for Intertext (SA #1)
• Red-Handed (SA #2)

Addressing the Public

Audience construction and analysis was an important concept for these projects. Determining genre or medium to best convey a message was a challenge, as well editing to preserve audience appeal.

• When Privacy Goes Public: A Cautionary Tale of Social Media and the Workforce
• In Defense of the Genre (Blog #1)
• Letting Off Some Steam (SA #3)

Editing for a Public Space

Editing with an audience or even collaboratively takes a different sort of skills and finesse than individual editing.

• Article Draft on Multimodality
• Analytic Reflection
• A Breach in My Comfort Zone (Blog #2)
• Finding New Appreciation (SA #6)

Appeals to Arrangement

Sometimes, image is everything and how things are situated, either visually or contextually can make all the difference in a successful composition. 

• Estrangement of an Audience
• Information Amalgamation (SA #4)
• A Lesson from our Predecessors (SA #5)