Background
Jacobsen, Martin M. was born on July 20, 1962 in Nebraska City, Nebraska, United States.
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Transformations of Literacy in Computer-Mediated Communication: Orality, Literacy, Cyberdiscursivity
(This work offers a rhetorical analysis of hypertext resul...)
This work offers a rhetorical analysis of hypertext resulting in a taxonomy for the elements of hypertext as they relate to literacy. It postulates a theory of cyberdiscursivity, which holds that the more instantaneous, widespread, and individual discursive practices are inherent in computer-mediated communication. It looks at the effect upon groups of like-minded people when cyberdiscourse is introduced, therefore attempting to offer an insight into how the computer transforms communication practice.
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Martin M. Jacobsen
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Martin M. Jacobsen, American literature and language professor. Decorated Army Reserve Achievement Medal United States Army; recipient Teaching Excellence award, West Texas Agricultural and Mechanical University, 2001-2002. Member of Mensa, Sigma Tau Delta (life), Alpha Chi (life; sponsor 2000-2007).
Education
Bachelor, Peru State College, Nebraska, 1992. Master of Arts, University Nebraska, Omaha, 1994. Doctor of Philosophy, Texas Agricultural and Mechanical University, College Station, 1999.
Career
Editor, webmaster Linguist List, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1997—2002. Assistant professor West Texas Agricultural and Mechanical University, Canyon, Texas, 1999—2005, associate professor, since 2005. E4 United States Army Reserve, 1979-1988, Nebraska.
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Works
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Transformations of Literacy in Computer-Mediated Communication: Orality, Literacy, Cyberdiscursivity
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Transformations of Literacy in Computer-Mediated Communication: Orality, Literacy, Cyberdiscursivity
Membership
Member of Mensa, Sigma Tau Delta (life), Alpha Chi (life. Sponsor 2000-2007).
Connections
Children: Anna, Benjamin, Emma.
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American
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1992
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1994
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1999
Career
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1997 - 2002
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1999 - 2005
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Decorated Army Reserve Achievement Medal United States Army. Recipient Teaching Excellence award, West Texas Agricultural and Mechanical University, 2001-2002.Decorated Army Reserve Achievement Medal United States Army. Recipient Teaching Excellence award, West Texas Agricultural and Mechanical University, 2001-2002.