As a writing instructor, Google Docs has been one of my favorite tools for student writing and collaboration. Even in non-writing intensive courses, Google Docs is a great way to be able to view student work, revisions, and collaboration. Students can conduct peer review on Google Docs (and we are able to see their comments […]
When I walked into my first literature course at CSU Channel Islands in 2004, I remember being terrified. At the front of the classroom stood my professor, shuffling through the pages of our large Norton Anthology of Literature. I, like many of our students, was still trying to convince myself that I belonged in college. […]
Can you believe it is already Week 10 of the semester? Many of you are likely assigning papers for your students. In this short video, Rachael Jordan, a faculty member on the CI Composition Team, provides a Quick Guide to Commenting on Student Papers. Have you ever wondered how you could more effectively comment on […]
