Congratulations to @tu_prwr professional writing Fall graduates: @HarrityJenna, Joseph Ottomano (who teaches English at Woodlawn High with @BaltCoPS), Theresa Morgan, and Greg Lewis of @FEISystems. We'll miss you, and we wish you well.
#Graduation2020#amwriting
Today I'll be working on performing a white glove tech edit of several documents related to proposals as well as working on revising SOPs that I’ve just gotten feedback on from #SMEs. #NationalInternsDay#InternTakeover#iWorks#TechComm
-Jenna
Happy National Interns Day at @iWorksCorp – that means two of our summer interns will be taking over our Twitter account for the day! Introducing Gillian, our Social Media/Website Intern, and Jenna, our Tech Editing Intern! #NationalInternsDay#InternTakeover#iWorks
My students are writing Austen adaptations (in the broadest possible sense), and one is writing in the form of Reddit "Am I the Asshole?" posts, and I'm just beside myself with joy.
@mjancewski1 You're absolutely right. One of the points I found was that Trump leans into this language of blame because his campaign is rhetorically traditional (MAGA). And, as I'm sure you know, pandemics in history are always blamed on a marginalized group. So, his following the pattern...
@LizAngeli Your research on pandemic metaphors was essential in understanding the history of scapegoating marginalized groups during pandemics. Thank you!
#prwr623 this is a confusing graphic on the left. The labels "protection of yourself" and "protection of others" could easily be confused. Does "protection of yourself" mean you can't get contagion from someone else or does it protect your cough from reaching other people?
@mjancewski1 That's a good point.. it doesn't say in the article. Hopefully they would have thought of that in designing... but it does just look like plain plastic!
#PRWR623@pahowho has a page dedicated to COVID-19 communication materials: https://t.co/nQwOx9JT88
I especially like the ones categorized "Be Kind," like below.
#PRWR623#Q3 Not all masks are created equal. This concept can be complex to explain make given the large amount of misinformation out there. What’s outstanding about this visual is the use of bars to illustrate the lack of protection for each type of mask. #infodesign#techcomms