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[gabby hentemann @GHentemann]

chapter 26 says that you shouldn't avoid controversial information, you should include it! #okie1213

[gabby hentemann @GHentemann]

chapter 25 wants to remind you that your quotes should flow ~smoothly~ #okie1213

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@christinajglane #okie1213 don't insert a quote that is so general that your audience doesn't know what the source is about

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@Josephi03992295 I feel the same way

[gabby hentemann @GHentemann]

chapter 24 is a good reminder that you need to connect all your points back to your thesis #okie1213

[gabby hentemann @GHentemann]

@BrittanyHarrim1 nice! I am between that and rogerian

[gabby hentemann @GHentemann]

#okie1213 which argument style are you guys planning on using? Classical, Rogerian or IMRAD?

[gabby hentemann @GHentemann]

softening your claim with qualifying words helps it to be easier to support by yourself, as well as a larger audience. Here is an example #okie1213

Oklahoma State has the best homecoming in the US

Oklahoma State my have the best homecoming in the US

[gabby hentemann @GHentemann]

@christinajglane now that I have read it, I love the page explaining that within every strong argument you are considering facts, circumstances, relationships, and reasons

[gabby hentemann @GHentemann]

im not frustrated with any claims made in the online pdf, but I am frustrated I can only view the cover... anyone else? 😂 #okie1213

[gabby hentemann @GHentemann]

@christinajglane #okie1213 I was taught to be specific and not wishy - washy. Pedersen emphasized the importance of being specific. You can't argue for something that is vague

[gabby hentemann @GHentemann]

penderson talks about picking a thesis that is controversial... this reminds me of friends I have that will avoid any controversial topics. Always makes for bland conversation #okie1213

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when the infographic is pretty but the info is false #okie1213

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@BrittanyHarrim1 true, can't trust anything these days #okie1213

[gabby hentemann @GHentemann]

what kinds of infographics did your quizzes say? mine was photo infographic #okie1213

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non-discursive rhetoric can be just as influential as discursive rhetoric #okie1213

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@BrittanyHarrim1 number 6 was my least favorite... one font is enough #okie1213

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@BrittanyHarrim1 maps all the way!! #okie1213

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here is a pie chart and key showing my knowledge vs experience with infographics after reading chapter 10 #okie1213

[gabby hentemann @GHentemann]

I have to come out and say it... I hate word clouds and think its a poor choice for an infographic. They look messy and lazy. who agrees? #okie1213