Lisa L. Spangenberg

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  • About
    • Contact
    • Policies
  • Blog: IT
  • Scholarship
  • Teaching
    • The Writing Process
    • On Passive Voice
    • Rhetorical Figures
    • Seventeenth Century Prose Style
    • Teaching with Technology
    • Writing at Work
  • Technology
    • IT: Blog
    • About IT:
  • Writing
    • Purple Prose
    • Murder Your Darlings or Kill Your Darlings
    • Show Don’t Tell
    • Writing in the Digital Realm
      • HTML Resources
      • HTML Entities
      • Cheat Notes for Web 2.0

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    iPad Tips for the College Student

    Lisa Spangenberg / October 17, 2011

    I’ve written a short article on Peachpit’s site on “iPad Tips for the College Student.” I suggest several useful and time-saving iPad apps for students. None of the iPad apps I’m discussing cost…

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  • Commentary,  Pedagogy

    Mixing Analog and Digital

    Lisa Spangenberg / December 22, 2003

    I was on campus last week for a campus technology committee meeting, and I ran into one of the faculty I used to perform instructional technology support for. We started talking about the…

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  • Commentary,  Culture and Society,  Pedagogy,  Software

    News Aggregators, Teaching and Scholarship

    Lisa Spangenberg / June 23, 2002

    There are a number of useful ways to incorporate news aggregators into teaching. There are lots of classes in English, Social Science, Communication Studies and Journalism departments that ask students to read newspapers…

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  • Commentary,  Software

    Blackboard coaxing WebCT users to Defect

    Lisa Spangenberg / April 26, 2002

    In this press release BlackBoard urges WebCT users to come to the mother ship with promises of “conversion kits.” You know they aren’t doing this out of the goodness of their hearts, which…

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  • Commentary,  Pedagogy,  Software

    E-Portfolios

    Lisa Spangenberg / February 27, 2002

    According to the Chronicle of Higher Education, “More and more institutions are encouraging—or even requiring—students to create “electronic portfolios” that highlight their academic work and help them reflect on their campus experiences.” The…

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  • Commentary,  Culture and Society,  Pedagogy

    On Blogging: What is it, and How May it Serve?

    Lisa Spangenberg / January 22, 2002

    I’ve known about web logs, or blogs, as they are called, for about two years now. I started paying closer attention to blogs, and thinking about their instructional potential, last summer. But almost…

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