Apps for working with images come in two varieties: pixel-based and vector-based. Pixel-based apps are best for editing photos and making images out of layers, while vector-based apps are best … Continue reading

Grandma’s house final from Kate Limebrook My Grandma’s house has been in the family for the past 54 years and it is a place family members and others outside of the family can call home. Ever since I can remember, the house and my Grandma have been a huge part of my life. In fact, […]

Mini-Doc by Zoel (WRTG 3020 – Fall 2012) My Visual project is on Transgender Vocal Therapy. It discusses the way in which a Transgender individual (mostly Trans women) would go about altering their vocal folds to make their voices sound as feminine as possible. My target audience is beginning linguistics, speech language hearing, and gender […]

A student presentation for WRTG 3020, Spring 2011, based on Sharon Preves’ article “Intersex Narratives: Gender, Medicine, and Identity,” as well as selections from Cheryl Chase and Riki Wilchins. [slideshare id=7666599&doc=woeste-presentation-intersexnarratives-110418133336-phpapp01]

A “slice of life” autobio comic, by Kat Term: WRTG 3090 Fall 2014 Tools: A combination of Pixton+ and her own photos Click on each set of panels to view at full size.

NEWER VERSION: See HOW TO – Make Images Web-Ready Before you post an image on the web, make sure the image has an appropriate file size as well as display size. Doing so demonstrates that you have good “digital manners,” meaning that you are conscious of the needs of your viewers. Also make sure the […]

Infographics have long been popular ways to share information in visual formats, but only recently have tools emerged that allow anyone to create an infographic without needing access to professional … Continue reading WEB SITES Viz: Visual Rhetoric -Visual Culture – Visual Pedagogy The award-winning digital publication viz. is committed to the intersections of Rhetoric […]

Criteria for “Final Cut” Quality Definition: A “final cut” is the filmmaking equivalent of a writing project that’s ready to publish and distribute to audiences, which means that it’s gone … Continue reading

Jacqui composed this comic strip for the Spring 2011 campus section of WRTG 3020. You can read her rhetorical analysis on the class blog.

To find your own files on Google Docs, including those you’ve shared in specific collections as well as those you haven’t shared with anyone, follow these steps: (1) Click on the All Items link in the left sidebar. (2) Click on the More Options link in the blue menu across the center column. (3) From […]

These instructions show you how to use Microsoft Word’s reviewing tools for your required self-evaluations and reviews of classmates’ drafts. You must use Microsoft Word because no other brand of word processing program contains the tools you will need to complete graded assignments. If you don’t have Word on your own computer, use a computer […]

Amy’s WRTG classes require students to compose projects using a variety of digital media, which means that students should have access to the following hardware equipment: If you’re a student … Continue reading

Amy’s WRTG classes require students to compose projects using a variety of digital media, which means that students should have access to the following hardware equipment: If you’re a student … Continue reading

WHAT IS “WEB READY” FORMAT? iMovie and Windows MovieMaker are non-linear video editing systems, which means that they allow you to assemble video projects from a variety of media files … Continue reading