C&W 2017 Reviews Overview
We at the DRC had a wonderful time at the 2017 Computers and Writing Conference and were happy…
Apply to become a Sweetland DRC Graduate Fellow!
Digital Rhetoric Collaborative (DRC) Graduate Fellows are graduate students currently working in some area of digital rhetoric who…
S-Town & The Discomfort of Multimodality
This month, we’re featuring another podcast as our webtext of the month. You might remember our post on…
Rhetoricity Roundtable Discussion: An Introduction and Reflection
During the 2016 Computers & Writing Conference, the DRC participated in a roundtable discussion with Eric Detweiler for…
C&W 2017 DRC Mini-Workshop Reflection
During the Digital Rhetoric Collaborative’s 2017 mini-workshop at the Computers & Writing Conference, our focus was on exploring…
C&W Workshop 4: We Wrote an E-book (in First-Year Composition!) and Your Students Can Too
In this pre-conference workshop, Dr. Ashley Hall of Wright State University described her collaborative e-book project as a…
C&W Town Hall 2: (Re)Generation: Creating Spaces to Wander
Egner Theater at sunny University of Findlay filled up slowly, attendees holding cups of free drip coffee and…
C&W Session I2: Preserving Spaces of Wonder in an Age of Surveillance: Getting Started with Digital Cryptography
Session #i2, “Preserving Spaces of Wonder in an Age of Surveillance: Getting Started with Digital Cryptography,” was a…
C&W Keynote 1: Techne Needs Praxis
James Porter opened this year’s Computers and Writing conference with an address all about the relationships among the…
C&W Session H8: Ums, Oohs, and Ohms: Crafting Voices and Spaces through Rhetoric and Resistance
Presenters: Brooke Chambers, Michigan State University Courtney Danforth, College of Southern Nevada Harley Ferris, University of Findlay Review:…
C&W Session F1: Critical Making As Emergent Techne
Presenters Anthony Stagliano, New Mexico State University Bree McGregor, George Mason University Rachael Lussos, George Mason University Steve…
C&W Session E9: Technologies – Digital Tools, FYC and Ethical Implications, LMS Practical Pointers
The focus of Session E9 was to have been technologies with presentations on both the design of a…
C&W Session E4: Wondering Aloud: Can (How Can) Podcasts Actually Be Understood as Scholarly Work?
Presenters Ryan Trauman, Columbia College-Chicago Steven Hopkins, Arizona State University Ames Hawkins, Columbia College-Chicago Review Listening to podcasts…
C&W Session B11: Life of the Networked Body
Presenters Bridget Gelms, Miami University Dustin Edwards, University of Central Florida Rich Shivener, University of Cincinnati Review In…
C&W Session G6: Establishing Spaces of Wonder: Participation and Advocacy Online, On the Ground, and in the Classroom
Presenters Frank Macarthy, Illinois State University Julie Bates, Illinois State University Sarah Warren-Riley, Illinois State University @francismacarthy @juliecbates…
Review of GRN: Graduate Research Network
The Graduate Research Network is composed of two primary components: facilitated roundtable discussions of works in progress and…
C&W Session D7: Service Learning/Civic Engagement: Hashtags, archives, and cultural techniqes of activists
Presenters Phil Bratta, Michigan State University, @philbratta Jasmine Villa, University of Texas at El Paso, @jasvilla_ Elizabeth Davis,…