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Jenna Price
Mrs. Caruso
ENGL1101
30 October 2011
Genre Recreation
The iPhone is very popular and several people may not know what the device is capable
of doing. It is a highly intelligent piece of technology that needs very little improvement. When
asked to change the iPhone 4 to a different genre it was a struggle because the iPhone 4 appears
to be perfect. It seemed smart to recreate the iPhone into a text that presented itself to be just as
smart, if not smarter.
For the genre recreation, the iPhone 4 is a GPS. This presentation will not present the
GPS, as well as the iPhone, and will advertise the iPhone by having the same characteristics as
the GPS. It will be able to do the exact same thing as the iPhone, but the GPS part is highlighted
making it the main topic. The things a GPS is capable of doing makes it almost as smart as the
smartphone. Simply type in an address to the desired destination and depend on the GPS to get
you there in the least amount of time possible. The GPS allows you to choose your desired
routes, or it can be programed to always take you the quickest route. The GPS is smart enough
to detect heavy traffic and reroute to a faster direction. For someone who attends a particular
vacation spot often, but still struggles to learn the directions; type in the address one time to your
intelligent GPS, press “add to favorites” and the address will never have to be typed in again. On
every GPS there is a “home” button. Program the GPS to your home address and no matter the
location, press the “home” button and the GPS will go straight back home. Young people need
Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:23 PMDeleted: The original text for the rhetorical analysis was the iPhone 4. This was the chosen text because
Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:11 PMComment [1]: Take this out. You should not include references to your other assignments.
Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:23 PMDeleted: t
Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:22 PMDeleted: The features of the smartphone were explained very thoroughly.
Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:12 PMComment [2]: Take this out.
Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:23 PMDeleted: very
Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:12 PMComment [3]: You repeat “very” in this sentence.
Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:26 PMDeleted: going to be recreated into
Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:15 PMComment [4]: You already did it.
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to become more knowledgeable about what exactly a GPS is capable of doing and how important
it is to have one. Therefore, more attention needs to be brought to this talented device.
With a GPS, getting lost is no such thing. The GPS presented in the short story will
contain all of the same features that the iPhone 4 has except for the main function will be to give
direction instead of a device to make phone calls. It will be quite smaller than your normal sized
GPS and come in many different colors. This is brought to the audience’s attention because the
iPhone can only be bought in black or white. This GPS that will be presented is the same size of
an iPhone 4.
The GPS is going to be presented through a short story. Dan, a young boy who just
received his license, will receive a GPS for his sixteenth birthday. His parents struggled with
what brand of GPS they should buy for Dan or if they should even buy one at all. Dan’s parents
debate on whether or not he will value the GPS and actually use it or if it will be a waste of their
money,A friend of the family recommended they buy one of his old GPS’ that he had in the
basement before buying a brand new one, just to make sure Dan will truly use his GPS. Dan’s
parents thought that was a brilliant idea.
Dan is supposed to be attending a school event while all of his friends take off to the
beach for spring break. Dan has no ordinary GPS. This particular GPS begins to speak to Dan
and carry on a conversation. Dan is a bit freaked out at first. This GPS reads Dan’s mind and
reroutes him to the beach! Slowly, Dan starts to figure out he can just tell the GPS where to go
without typing in the address. Whether Dan is in a hurry or not, the GPS will already know!
Dan tries multiple times to show his friends the “talking” GPS, but of course he looks somewhat
dumb because the GPS will only speak for Dan. Eventually, Dan and his GPS become extremely
close. It becomes a huge ordeal when Dan’s parents try to buy him a brand new GPS.
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Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:16 PMComment [6]: Rather than concentrating on the features of a GPS in your defense, work on discussing how the GPS technology is featured in the short story. Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:31 PMDeleted: A
Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:31 PMDeleted: The boys name is Dan.
Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:17 PMComment [7]: Rather than beginning with summary, work to begin your paragraphs with your main ideas. Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:17 PMComment [8]: Combine these ideas.
Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:18 PMComment [9]: This paragraph is mostly summary. Split up this paragraph according to idea so you can discuss each at length.
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Using a short story to portray the idea of the GPS would be more efficient because it
would grasp the attention of the audience, making them more interested about the topic. By using
a short story, the many ideas about the GPS can be creative and make the situation more
enjoyable. Imagination is unlimited within a short story and the story can be fictional. You are
really able to branch out and show creativity. The main audience for this short story is middle
school and high school students. This is the chosen audience because they will just start to
become familiar with driving if they haven’t already. The short story should be to their
advantage. This short story will help students learn the importance of a GPS and become
familiar with the features of one while providing entertainment as well.
The TomTom is an extremely popular GPS in today’s society. Through personal
experiences, the TomTom does not seem to give accurate directions. The fact that the directions
are not given very accurately helped with the idea of what the short story is going to be about.
The purpose behind the short story pertains to the GPS being somewhat unreliable. The short
story is intended to be funny and of course, fiction. The GPS in the short story gives very
accurate directions, but it might not necessarily be where you need to go. This very rare GPS
reads minds and tends to carry on a conversation! Like I mentioned before, the GPS will have
all of the features that the iPhone has, including making a phone call and playing games! The
intentions that are expected of the short story is to let the students know that they can never get
lost and how important it is to own a GPS.
The viewers should expect to become more knowledgeable in knowing about a GPS
when they finish reading the short story. They will also gain knowledge in the iPhone and learn
how the features in the iPhone and the GPS are the same. Anyone who reads this short story
should not expect every GPS to be like the one in the story. In reality, a GPS cannot read your
Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:39 PMDeleted: A short story was chosen for this project instead of a poster or any other form to present because this way it will be easier to catch the reader’s attention. Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:40 PMDeleted: A sJenna Price� 12/6/11 1:40 PMDeleted: funJenna Price� 12/6/11 1:44 PMDeleted: There is no need to be completely honest in a short story, either. Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:44 PMDeleted: use imaginationJenna Price� 12/6/11 1:37 PMDeleted: With a poster, the only thing to do is draw a picture and that becomes difficult to get the main point across to the audience while trying to catch their attention as well. Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:20 PMComment [10]: Look through this paragraph to find what doesn’t belong with the idea of a short story. Once you take that out, work on giving your ideas more succinctly. This will help with transitions as well. Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:48 PMDeleted: is a type of GPS that is on the market, today. Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:50 PMDeleted: It Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:52 PMDeleted: This was detected through personal experiences. Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:52 PMDeleted: . AJenna Price� 12/6/11 1:52 PMDeleted: Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:53 PMDeleted: can still be made andJenna Price� 12/6/11 1:53 PMDeleted: games can still be played! Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:21 PMComment [11]: Although you see the ideas in this paragraph relating, the way you present them does not allow your reader to see that as well. Work on giving a more focused intro sentence and a tighter paragraph.
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mind and reroute you to where you really want to go without typing in the actual address. It
would be extremely cool if a GPS could read minds, but that could result in a problem for some
people. They could be thinking about somewhere they would like to go, but not necessarily want
to show up at that specific place! Hopefully, the audience is extremely entertained throughout
the reading of this short story. As mentioned above, the story will not represent a normal GPS
because it will be able to talk and read minds. The rules are going to be somewhat bent.
Therefore, the story is not going to be a true story.
The advantage of presenting this new genre will help students become familiar with ways
that they can actually get around if they are not good with directions. As expected, students who
receive their license do not realize that they may not know the way to their local walmart. A
GPS will seriously save them from getting lost (if they use it correctly). A disadvantage of this
short story would be if a student is aware of a GPS and cannot afford one. That could be a bit of
a challenge for the student to face. A GPS tends to be very high tech and expensive. It takes a
lot of patience to learn how to work one. Another disadvantage with writing a short story is not
knowing if it will really catch the readers attention. It is very likely for the audience to become
bored with the story and not see the true point behind the short story, which is to teach people the
importance of a GPS. Many people already own or know everything about a GPS. This would
not help the outcome of the short story because no one would be interested in reading it. They
would already know everything they needed to know about the GPS.
In all honestly, this short story is going to really help some newly experienced drivers
who get lost often. It is going to be a fun way of learning and that is what’s important. Whether
or not a lot of people will gain knowledge from this story cannot be determined. What is known
is that someone somewhere will gain something to his or her advantage after reading this story.
Jenna Price� 12/6/11 1:55 PMDeleted: really
Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:21 PMComment [12]: Informal
Jenna Price� 12/6/11 2:00 PMDeleted: very easily
Jenna Price� 12/6/11 2:00 PMDeleted: theirJenna Price� 12/6/11 2:01 PMDeleted: It was difficult deciding what the iPhone was going to be recreated into, but now it seems like everything has come together perfectly!
Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:21 PMComment [13]: Rather than focusing on you at the end of your paper, focus on the main idea of your defense. Beth Caruso� 11/14/11 8:26 PMComment [14]: Jenna, You have a great short story, and you certainly work toward presenting your ideas well in your defense paper. In order to streamline those ideas, I would suggest that you work to take out any unnecessary information, combine sentences, and keep your paragraphs focused. This will help you convey your ideas in a more succinct manner, and it will also help you find different ways to incorporate transitions. Let me know if you’d like any help with your revisions. I’m looking forward to seeing what you’ll do in your portfolio! -‐Ms. C
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