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Academic Year 2008-09
Russ Hunt

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The following material is currently available here:

• The course prompts, as they are written
• Final projects, and the Forum for discussing them
• Final Learning Syntheses
• Records of tasks accomplished so far
• Archives of the hunt4966 @ stu.ca email list (you log in with your email address and password)

• A working list of resources for the course
• A list of some of the most useful eighteenth century Web resources
• Jim May's Bibliography: Journalism and the Popular Press
• The OWL (Purdue University) Guide to MLA Formatting and Style
• Reinvention: a Journal of Undergraduate Research

• A short course description, as it appears in the university calendar
• A full course description
• The report1 and report2 files -- and a reading pattern
• Reports on explorations of books, for September 19 - 22, September 26-29
• Instructions for posting on the Forum
• A Forum on what we learned from the Question explorations September 29 - October 6 - October 13
• Responses to the October feedback survey
• Revised proposals for writers we should read, as per Prompt #9 and #11
• The Partridge-Bickerstaff Papers (University of Adelaide Electronic Texts Collection)
• The Tatler Complete (Aitken Edition) [collaborative help file for DJVU and downloading][ECCO]
• The Forum for discussing the reflections (and questions) on readingThe Tatler (and Partridge-Bickerstaff)
• #4 and #2 questions for choices
• The Spectator, through Eighteenth Century Collections Online
• Reflections and questions on reading The Spectator
• The wiki for selecting important questions on The Spectator
• Forum for suggesting expansions of important questions on The Spectator
• Reports on precursors and predecessors and context for Addison and Steele
• Midterm feedback survey
• Questions people worked on over the holiday
• First term course evaluations
• Midterm learning syntheses, with selected passages and comments and the discussion Forum
• The written proposals for structuring the next few weeks from the class of January 12
• The proposals for last projects (as per Prompt #28), and the Forum for helping with them
• The Four Writers Web page, with Forums,wikis and assigned readings for the four writers
• Weekly Learning Journals