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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    Dear FedEx

    Lisa Spangenberg / July 8, 2011

    I wrote about picking out a keyboard-and-case combo for my iPad. FedEx has quite efficiently bolluxed delivery. I’ve just spent two days waiting for a 2 lb box — after receiving a door…

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  • Commentary,  Software

    Sometimes, it is the User’s Responsibility

    Lisa Spangenberg / December 17, 2004

    I’m generally a user advocate, but there are limits to even my patience and understanding. For instance, users who knowingly use beta software pretty much are out on a limb. Users who use…

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  • Commentary,  Pedagogy

    Rant: Appropriate Instructional Technology

    Lisa Spangenberg / November 18, 2004

    This is shaping up to be a solid, rather lengthy rant about the nature of instructional technology, though I will endeavor to avoid foaming at the mouth. Feel free to go elsewhere. I’ve…

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  • Apple,  Commentary,  Security

    Argghhhhh Mac OS X: Virus-Free

    Lisa Spangenberg / March 20, 2004

    The Chronicle of Higher Education has, once a week or so, a “Colloquy,” or live discussions about a set topic. Readers submit questions in advance, which are answered by an “expert.” This week…

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  • Commentary,  Security,  Software

    Flash Woes

    Lisa Spangenberg / January 4, 2004

    Bear with me while I engage in a controlled rant. One of the more trying aspects of shopping this past holiday season was that, for one reason or another, I had to do…

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    There’s Enough Idiocy in the World . . .

    Lisa Spangenberg / February 26, 2003

    Without adding to it with statements like this, from Dave Weiner: I’m not pro-war, but all the estimates of what it would cost to win the war I’ve heard are missing one thing.…

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  • Commentary,  Publishing

    CD-Audio Boycott

    Lisa Spangenberg / April 6, 2002

    The latest copy protection idiocy is a Celine Dion CD that not only won’t work in your CD-ROM drive, it can damage it. My spouse and I, both proud owners of iPods haven’t…

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