Bill Wolff's Composing Spaces

Last night I tweeted the following about the New York Times article, “Militia Charged With Plotting to Murder Officers“: The tweet resulted in a few responses (the second of which, from @kichigai,  made the strong case that “I can’t help but think their being Christian helped kill off the label. IE: Terrorists can be white [...]

My 2010 Conference on College Composition and Communication presentation is entitled, “Revealing Meaning, Broadcasting History: Notes on the Composition of Oral History Video.” I am pleased to be presenting on the panel, “Images, Rhetoric, and the Construction of Meaning” with friends and colleagues, Christa Teston and Billie Hara. Here is the abstract as submitted: In her 2004 [...]

On March, 10, I led a workshop at Rowan entitled 6 7 Recommendations for Using Flip (and other) Video Cameras in the (non-video) Classroom (download a video of the full workshop [.mp4]). The workshop was offered as part of the terms of a grant I received to be able to purchase 20 Flip Video cameras [...]

As you know, students in my Writing, Research, and Technology sections are using Flip video cameras to create video oral histories and other short video essays. We are using Flip Ultra cameras (non-HD, model F260W), which has 60 minutes of record time. After the first semester of use (spring 2009), I noticed that several of [...]