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Building Community Across
Constituent Groups with Evernote**
Elizabeth Kleinfeld
Writing Center Director
Metropolitan State University of Denver
**slides are on Slideshare
Constituent Groups
Writing Center Tutors
Writing Center Interns
Students in ENG 3670
Ages 18-60+
Wide range of techno-enthusiasm
Varying access points for
information
I wanted them to be able to share
• Notes about techniques and strategies
• Articles about tutoring
• Videos about tutoring
• Assignments from instructors
• Teaching materials
• Thoughts and reflections on tutoring and writing
• Research results
What I tried
Wiki
Blog
Website Bulletin Board
Binders
Listserv
What I tried
Wiki
Blog
Website Bulletin Board
Binders
Listserv
What I tried
Wiki
Blog
Website Bulletin Board
Binders
Listserv
What I tried
Wiki
Blog
Website Bulletin Board
Binders
Listserv
What I tried
Wiki
Blog
Website Bulletin Board
Binders
Listserv
What I tried
Wiki
Blog
Website Bulletin Board
Binders
Listserv
What I tried
Wiki
Blog
Website Bulletin Board
Binders
Listserv
I wanted something that would
let us share, tag,
search, archive
allow for a variety of types of
“things” to be shared
be accessible through
PCs, tablets,
smartphones
What I wanted
Allow for a variety of types of “things” to be shared
Accessible through PCs, tablets, and smartphones
Let us share, tag, search, archive
What I wanted
√Allow for a variety of types of “things” to be shared
√ Accessible through PCs, tablets, and smartphones
√ Let us share, tag, search, archive
PC View
iPad
iPhone
General Results
•More ideas
•More sharing
•Greater sense of community
Writing Anxiety Research Project
• two students researched writing anxiety and posted notes and a report
Fall 2013: ENG 3670
• An intern decided to survey WC clients about their writing anxiety
Spring 2014: Intern • Asynchronously,
four tutors collaborated with the intern to develop a survey
Spring 2014: Tutors
• I will deploy the survey in the fall
Fall 2014: Director
Collaborating across time, place, and space
Discussion
**slides are on Slideshare
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