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I assume the course it's replacing is a traditional, literature-based
composition course. If so, great idea! Much more practical.
Students should definitely, as Nora suggests, use their own courses of
study as the bases for assignments. To the extent possible, they should
create projects that they might actually use in their workplaces.
Sarah Bane
Day job: Documentation Specialist, SpectrumRetail Corporation
--Home of ProphetLine retail management systems--
sarah -dot- bane -at- spectrumretail -dot- com
Night job: Associate Instructor, University of Arkansas - Fort Smith
sbane -at- pipeline -dot- westark -dot- edu
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