defining text (as per Google): a book or other written or printed work, regarded in terms of its content rather than its physical form. defining printed work (as per Google): any written or illustrated material produced through the process of printing, which includes books, pamphlets, newspapers, and other forms of printed media We have to define what a text is and can be, to understand the ways in which they can and have changed/evolved.

Is it that the process movement failed to fulfill the goal of empowering students, or that the instructors failed to empower them? In what ways is this meant to empower students--just in their writing? What is the metric for empowerment?

How can we redefine "writing" in the 20th century? Is this a conversation that exists only in feminist-theory based, higher-ed., environments? Is this redefining writing completely, adding new facets to the definition, or reworking the original?

I would love to see more metadata for the images used. Even if this is just a tab (like the alt text tab) or a separate page that you link in the title name in the pop-out tabs. It would be useful to know where the image original came from, where you got it, and even why it was chosen/how. I think there should at least be some link to the source of the object. This may help with citing and using the images featured on this site.