Hosted by Mark Sutton · EN-US · 36 episodes
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Comp Notes is a podcast for college students in first-year writing courses. We'll cover the concepts you'll discuss in class, giving you a chance to reinforce or grow your understanding of them.
Mark Sutton hosts Comp Notes, a education show with 36 episodes published.
Most colleges and universities are moving into Summer, and many students take a break from their studies at that time. Comp Notes is doing the same. This episode outlines where I see the podcast going once I return in tw
This episode looks at the characteristics of multimodality, as well as some strategies for creating multimodal texts. Transcript available here Additional resources: Melanie Gagich's " An Introduction to and Strategies f
This episode looks at some of the choices writers can make that affect our writing style. Transcript available here Additional information: (Note: You may also want to check out the links in episode 10: Editing) Purdue O
This episode focuses on strategies for acting as a good peer reviewer for your classmates when you offer feedback on their writing. Transcript available here . Additional Readings: Ron DePeter's " How to Write Meaningful
This episode discuss what instructor feedback is and presents some strategies for working with that feedback to improve your writing ability. Transcript available here Additional Materials: Jillian Grauman's " What's Tha
This episode describes and shares some strategies for reflecting on your writing. Transcript here . Additional Resources: Hull Uni Library " Reflective Writing " (video) Sandra L. Giles' " Reflective Writing and the Revi
The last in our series on research, this episode discusses why and when we should cite, as well as some strategies for making citation easier. Transcript here Additional materials: Overview of citation systems (all from
Fifth in our series on research, this episode focuses on strategies for integrating outside sources into our own writing, including quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing. Transcript here Additional Materials Kyle D. Ste
Fourth in this series on research, this episode will focus on strategies for evaluating sources, with a particular focus on Mike Caulfield and Sam Wineburg's SIFT model. Transcript here Additional Materials Mike Caulfiel
Third in our research series, this episode will discuss strategies for locating sources, specifically keywords and search strings. Transcript here Additional Materials From Choosing and Using Sources: A Guide to Academic
The second in our research series, this episode discusses systems for classifying sources. Transcript here Additional Materials From Choosing and Using Sources: A Guide to Academic Research " Categorizing Sources " " Pri
This episode begins a series on research. It talks about what research is and shares strategies for choosing a research focus. Transcript here Additional Materials College Composition and Communication's " Research (post
This episode discusses strategies for arrangement, or organizing your writing. Transcript here . Additional Materials: Patterns of development (a handout I give my students) Guide to Grammar and Writing's " Coherence: Tr
This episode discusses the features of a thesis statement, along with some strategies for creating one. Transcript here . Additional Materials: Yvonne Bruce and Emilie Zickel's " Creating the Thesis " from A Guide to Rhe
This episode discusses the rhetorical moves needed to create an effective conclusion. Transcript here Additional materials: Purdue OWL's " Conclusions " The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Writing Center's "
This episode discusses the moves needed to make an effective introduction in a piece of writing. Transcript here Additional materials: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's " Introductions " Purdue OWL's " Organi
This episode discusses the rhetorical appeal of ethos, which focuses on the composer's credibility. Transcript here . Additional Materials: Silva Rhetoricae's " Ethos " LitChart's " Ethos: Definition and Examples " Gramm
This episode discusses the rhetorical appeal pathos. Transcript here . Additional Resources: Silva Rhetoricae's " Pathos " LitChart's " Pathos " Grammarly's " What is Pathos? History, Definition, and Examples " Quillbot'
This episode focuses on the rhetorical appeal of logos. Transcript here . Additional Resources: Silva Rhetoricae's " Logos " Lit Charts' " Logos " Grammarly's " What is Logos? History, Definition, and Examples " Quillbot
This episode provides an overview of the three artistic proofs: ethos, logos, and pathos. We define each one and talk about how they can be used to construct a piece of communication. Transcript here . Additional Resourc
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