1. "tag" a peer: in 250 words or so, share a claim, supported with sound reasoning, that pertains to an issue that you feel is important/relevant to peer's project or that you feel is common to more than one thread/strand of inquiry emerging on this wiki. You could couch this claim in a technical definition, a rhetorical analysis, or a less structured exploration of the issue.

2. you will also get "tagged," and when you're it, you are composing with metadata: you will tag (this time, in the folksonomic sense) articles, images, sounds, and web presences that extend, refute, or in any way connect to the argument at hand. On the wiki, share the tags you used, and explain your choices.

CORN SYRUP NATION

part 2

Del.icio.us is an open system for organizing, sharing, and discovering patterns of information. For this assignment, each member of each group will join the del.icio.us community, share identities, and explore the potential of this community-forming technology, together. Your goal: to find your audience. You must create individual logins, but you should share them so you can quickly and easily browse each others' patterns.

jessica del.icio.us handle is=jessko

Dennis del.icio.us handle is= dnlaly

Marquel del.icio.us handle is=Mbskinner

Tomeka del.icio.us handle is=tlolive getting six pack abs with no exercise please lets get real.

WikiGnome's del.icio.us handle is= ShadiFackih

Kellee's del.icio.us handle is= kmt23

Chevonne's del.icio.us handle is=ctcusf

Trey is ShareRiff on del.icio.us weaving a thread for a 4260 pattern...warp it, weft it!

this tag is really really relevant to .... affective_computing

human lie detector

polygraph 4260 biometrics security mbskinner