3-D Haiku: A New Way to Teach a Traditional Form

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3-D Haiku: A New Way to Teach a Traditional Form
Sanford Tweedie and Michael A. Kolitsky

These educators invigorate their poetry classes by using technology to create "3-D haiku...a new multidimensional poetry genre created by Kolitsky, [which] provides a means for rewriting traditional two-dimensional haiku in a three-dimensional cube that can be viewed only in cyberspace!"
English Journal, v. 91.3 (January 2002)

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