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Music Appreciation: An Outline Guide
Author(s): Sarah Satterfield
Music Appreciation: An Outline Guide is the outgrowth of much experience teaching Music Appreciation at the collegiate level. Students are often overwhelmed by the amount of material in standard Music Appreciation texts. This text is only a guide at this time. Music Appreciation: An Outline Guide...
The Manual for Integrated Campaigns
Author(s): David Regan
The Manual for Integrated Campaigns guides readers through the journey of building an effective brand communications campaign. Whether you produce the campaign by yourself or with an agency team, this publication walks you through the appropriate steps in the process. By incorporating this process, ...
Crafting Your Message: Practical Lessons in Management Communications
Author(s): Randy Felsenthal, JOAN FINLEY
Crafting Your Message is a uniquely practical workbook designed for you, the instructor, to have the tools to teach complex concepts resulting in your students’ developing skills in crafting effective management communications. Joan and Randy believe communications are multi-dimensional and require...
Fashion: Who, When, Why, Where?
Author(s): Edith Schneider
The emphasis of Fashion: Who, When, Why, Where? is based on logic developments and consequences, because it is more important to know what effects the invention of the steam engine has on fashion or why we use insects to dye our lipsticks (or the strawberry Frappuccino from Starbucks for that matter...
Write Outside: Outdoor Activities and Writing Prompts for English Composition
Author(s): Amy L. Hess
Write Outside is a handbook for college-level English composition courses. In addition to providing explanations and examples of effective writing strategies, the text includes outdoor activities and writing prompts that bridge and reinforce those key concepts. As one of the best ways to clear our m...
The What, Why, and How of Academic Writing: From Inspiration to Investigation to Implementation, Preliminary Edition
By: Blaine H. Mogil
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The What, Why, and How of Academic Writing: From Inspiration to Investigation to Implementation, Preliminary Edition
Author(s): Blaine H. Mogil
As college level instructors know, everyone arrives to campus at a different level of proficiency and with different skillsets. No matter our pedagogical approaches, they will all leave our courses with differing levels as well. So, among the first orders of business is to provide for every level of...
Spatial Thinking
Author(s): Benita Staples
Spatial Thinking introduces the skill and ability of spatial thinking that you maybe did not know you had or needed. Spatial Thinking is the ability and collection of skills that allow you to make connections between the location, patterns, and scale of objects, events, and phenomena to analyze data...