Authenticity and the Rhetoric of “Selling” on Social Media: A Role-writing Assignment Set

J. McCaughey
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Rooted in a hybrid, themed, first-year writing course titled Please Like Us: Selling with Social Media and drawing on the disciplines of business, marketing, and writing studies, the two sequenced assignments explored here rely upon role-playing and “role-writing” for specific outside professional audiences. A semester-long blog project serves as a jumping off point for a researched, multi-disciplinary social media marketing proposal, providing students with the chance to examine social media in both rhetorical and professional terms. The accompanying article explores these assignments in the context of “authenticity” and with an eye toward not only principles of writing pedagogy, but also the transfer of knowledge and process between academic and professional writing.
真实性与社交媒体上的“销售”修辞:一个角色写作任务集
基于一门名为“请像我们一样:用社交媒体销售”的混合主题的第一年写作课程,并借鉴了商业、市场营销和写作研究的学科,这里探索的两个顺序作业依赖于角色扮演和“角色写作”,针对特定的外部专业受众。一个长达一个学期的博客项目是一个研究的、多学科的社交媒体营销提案的起点,为学生提供了从修辞和专业角度审视社交媒体的机会。随附的文章在“真实性”的背景下探讨了这些作业,不仅着眼于写作教学法的原则,还着眼于学术写作和专业写作之间的知识和过程的转移。
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