In class we will review the basic structure types for web sites (Johnson-Eilola, chapter 6). After looking at some real-world uses for the different types, we will do some talking about what kinds of uses are suited to which kinds of structures, and about users preferences.
You will then look back over your characterization of users for your site (or revise and update your characterization of your users in light of any changes in your topic) and use this writing as a basis to identify a primary structure for your hypertext essay.
Listed below are some sample sites - all linked from Kairos, rhetoric and composition studies flagship journal for new media composing.
Losing Control: Writers, Readers, and Hypertext
Constructing a Tool for Assessing Scholarly Webtexts
Using Facebook as a Teaching Tool
A Review of Writing Inventions: Identities, Technologies, Pedagogies
Re-mediating the Canons
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