Spring 2009 | 2222 Visual Thinking for Design

STUDENT BLOGS

1. Nathan Shafer http://www.nshafer25.wordpress.com
2. Vin Hoffman http://vinxtremeqt.wordpress.com/
3. Brittney Hanze http://www.bhanze.wordpress.com
4. Marlena Baker  http://marlenabaker.wordpress.com/
5. Katrin Davis http://katrindavis.wordpress.com/
6. Rory Smith http://rsmit228.wordpress.com/
7. Jess Kanzenb  http://www.jesso0o.wordpress.com
8. Liz Joyce http://lizbones.wordpress.com/
9. Brent Smith http://brentsmith.wordpress.com
10. Rachael McKee http://rachaelmckee.wordpress.com/
11. Dawna Mazzula http://dawnajoelle.wordpress.com/
12. Ryan Pattie http://ryanpattie.wordpress.com/
13. Margie Sharpe http://margiesharpe.wordpress.com
14. Malinda Herman http://malinda2.wordpress.com/
    
15. Ferren Gipson  http://www.fgipson.wordpress.com
16. Kevin Ramirez   http://kramire6.wordpress.com/
17. William Schaar http://wschaar1.wordpress.com/
18. Brandon Roth  http://www.rothworks.wordpress.com
19. Brandee Castle https://brandeezyc.wordpress.com
20. Alex Erikson http://aericks6.wordpress.com/
21. T.J. Thurman http://tjthurman.wordpress.com
22. Seth Dewitt  http://sethdewitt.wordpress.com/

Each student is required to create an individual blog. From this blog you will link to the main course blog http://www.visualspring2009.wordpress.com as well as your classmates’ blogs. You may use any blog domain of your choice, but on Day One I will give a brief tutorial on how to navigate through wordpress. Your blog will be used to post interesting web sites (design and technical), relevant articles, current events, as well as your paragraph reading responses that correspond with the required readings. You will also post your 500 word design event papers (see required activities).

Feel free to post as much as you want and comment on other blogs. This blog participation counts as a portion of your grade, so please stay on top of it.

Bloggging Tips

• you can not see a .pdf document when you insert it into your page. It must be a .jpg, gif, png, tiff.
• You can always take a screen shot of your work. Apple + Shift + 4