For Class

• Work on Project 3.
• Discuss end of term issues.

Homework

• Work on Project 3: McLuhan Response.
• Journal.

For Class

• Work on Project 3.
• Discuss end of term issues.

Homework

• Work on Project 3: McLuhan Response.
• See General Guidelines for Written Work and The Everyday Writer, Ch. 51 (pp. 409-419).
• Journal.

Easter Monday: No class

Good Friday: No Class

For Class

• Peer review Project 3.

Homework

• Work on Project 3: McLuhan Response.
• Journal.

For Class

• Work on Project 3.

Homework

• Work on Project 3: McLuhan Response.
• Journal.

For Class

• Discuss McLuhan.

Homework

• Read Gage’s “Asking Questions, Generating Ideas” and “Giving Reasons.”
• Using the Gage readings, draft a potential thesis statement and enthymeme for Project 3.
• Work on Project 3: McLuhan Response.
• Journal.

For Class

• Discuss McLuhan.

Homework

• Reskim They Say/I Say, Ch. 10 (pp. 129-137).
• Read Gage’s “Asking Questions, Generating Ideas” and “Giving Reasons.”
• Read Project 3: McLuhan Response.
• Journal.

Class Canceled.

For Class

• Briefly discuss They Say/I Say, Ch.9.
• Discuss McLuhan, pp. 82-93, 94-123.

Homework

• Read They Say/I Say, Ch. 10 (pp. 129-137).
• Read the Terrance Gordon’s Mosaic Man and ‘All-at-onceness’ and Classifying Media.
• Read Gage’s “Asking Questions, Generating Ideas” and “Giving Reasons.”
• Watch the following Marshall McLuhan Speaks videos:
  • “1960: TV as a depth medium.”
  • “1966: TV as an involving medium.”
  • “1968: TV as an inner trip.”
  • “1978: TV as an acoustic medium.”
• Journal.