The Great Garby

In my undergraduate and more nerdy days, a piece of advice my professor gave me has been turning over in my mind ever since, “For the last time. No! You cannot pick your groups, and if you ask me again, I will fail you Garby.” These were hard times, especially since Garby wasn’t my name. Read More…

OWI & Multimodal Assignments: A Return to Normal

Throughout my experience with higher education, or just education in general, nothing was more enjoyable than a multimodal project. Having the ability to demonstrate skills, techniques, or other useful knowledge in a fun, interesting modality was always something I looked forward to.    In my own experience with dealing with the Coronavirus pandemic, specifically, learning Read More…

Another Approach to Teaching Technical Communication to Students: Through MMoRPGs

Pedagogy, as related to teaching technical communication, can benefit from adapting based on the needs of the user, and one way to understand this is through “massively multiplayer online role-playing games,” or “MMoRPGs,” such as World of Warcraft (WoW).  Video games that bring forth so much online culture, like WoW, result in plenty of technical Read More…

The Importance of Personalization

by Mitchell Riel At this point in our remote teaching experience I’m sure that a vast majority of instructors would agree that remote instruction is dramatically different than in person instruction. As a result of this, formulating and implementing successful and effective pedagogical decisions into our remote teaching practice has often been a difficult task Read More…