The following link to students’ blogs for my London as Text course, summer 2009. If you are in the class, and you blog does not appear, please send me your link ASAP.
Continue Reading
These blogs represent student work for the summer of 2009 in Technology and the Creative Artist. If your blog address does not appear on this list, I either did not receive it, or overlooked it. Please send it to me again if this is the case.
Continue Reading
I sent the following in an email, but post it here again for your reference.
As you hopefully have noticed, the server for LitMUSE.edu (litmuse.net is unaffected) is down. Since I’m out-of-town for several weeks, I cannot fix it. Therefore, we have to make some modifications to how you’ll complete your coursework before we go to [...]
Continue Reading
The following was sent in an email, but here it is again for your reference.
Two days before Technology and the Creative Artist is scheduled to begin, my server crashed. I’m out of town, and I will be until June 13th. Therefore, we must go to plan 2.
Get a blog on Blogger or Wordpress to use [...]
Continue Reading
The LitMUSE.edu server (litmuse.maconstate.edu) is down. I am out-of-town until June 13, so I’m going to try to get someone to reboot the server on Monday. If this fails, students in my London as Text and my Technology and the creative Artist courses will be further instructions — which will likely include getting a blog [...]
Continue Reading
I have finished my summer session course Technology and the Creative Artist. If you are registered for this class, I would like to strongly encourage you to begin. As the schedule states, it is designed to fit within the confines of a session course, but you will want to begin early. This course has a [...]
Continue Reading
Today, I’m announcing a new back-end to LitMUSE: LitMUSE.edu. Several of my more advanced courses will use this system, while other online sections will continue to use Humanities Online.
LitMUSE.edu uses Wordpress MU, BuddyPress, and bbPress, so think of it as Facebook does Blogging. BuddyPress makes Wordpress MU (multi-user) a social community much like Facebook: users [...]
Continue Reading
London is a great place for the study of world literature, and I’ve arranged field trips that hope to prove it. These field trips are a mandatory part of the course, and they are meant to highlight and contextualize our study in a way that’s unique to this type of program. All of these excursions [...]
Continue Reading
Yes, for those of you who can’t be bothered to check the web site everyday, you can now follow updates to the site and my goings-on via Twitter. I will be posting information pertinent to this site, what I’m currently doing, and links to important class-related posts. These tweets will appear on the LM Twitter [...]


