CCCC 2019 Call for Reviews
The Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative is seeking reviewers for the 2019 Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC)…
Call for Blog Contributions: Multimodal Design & Social Advocacy
Editors: Jialei Jiang and Jason Tham Introduction The recent return to virtue ethics and social equity in the…
MLA 2019 Reviews Overview
Themed around Textual Transaction, the 2019 MLA conference was held in Chicago, IL from January 3-6. Presentations, workshops,…
MLA Session 525: Going Public: How and Why to Develop a Digital Scholarly Identity
Presiding: Katina Rogers, Graduate Center, CUNY, @katinelynn Speakers: Jacinta Yanders, The Ohio State University, @learnteachwin; Christina Katopodis, Graduate Center,…
MLA Session 485: Liminality and the Digital Turn
Presenters: Beth Kramer and Rick Cole (Boston University), Naomi Silver (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor), and Eric Rawson…
MLA Session 200: On Text and Context: Playing with Possibilities in Video Games
Presenters: Samantha Blackmon (Purdue U, West Lafayette) and TreaAndrea Russworm (U of Massachusetts) For a session starting at…
MLA Session 089: What We Teach When We Teach Digital Humanities: Curriculum and Experience
Presenters: Anastasia Salter (University of Central Florida), Grant Glass (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill), Molly Des Jardin (University of…
Multimodal Design and Social Advocacy: Charting Future Directions for Design as an Interdisciplinary Engagement
Image retrieved and modified from tOrange.biz The Nexus of Multimodal Design and Social Advocacy Traditionally, there is an…
MLA 2019 Call for Reviews
The Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative is seeking reviewers for the 2019 MLA Annual Convention. We are particularly interested…
Teaching with Wikipedia: A Webinar on Critical Approaches to Wikipedia-based Writing Pedagogy
Photo of Wiki Education Brochures from Wikimedia Commons On November 08th, “Wikipedia-based Education” teaching circle at Indiana University…
A Watson Think-Practice on Digital Embodiment
The below film is in the spirit of and in response to Jacqueline Rhodes’ “think-practice” in “Becoming Utopias:…
Watson Session E.9: The Matter of Fake News: Civic Literacies Within and Beyond the University
Presenters: Eric Leake (Texas State University), Sean Rose (Texas State University), Cooper Day (University of Louisville), and Kate…
Watson Session G.10: Queer Matters: Bodies, Archives, and Material Futures
Presenters: Christina Puntasecca Luiggi (Wright State University), Rick Wysocki @rickwysocki (University of Louisville), Caleb Pendygraft @rcalebp (Miami University…
Watson Session H.2: Theorizing Effects and Interactions of Texts Across Time, Space, and Culture
Presenters: Julie C. Bates (Milliken University), Chris Mays (University of Nevada Reno), and Sarah Warren-Riley (Illinois State University) Julie…
Watson Session A.6: Rhetorical Futures: Inventions and Ethics through Social Media
Presenters: Caddie Alford (Virginia Commonwealth University), Matthew Breece (University of Texas), and Bridget Gelms (San Francisco State University)…
Watson Session A.13: Future Digital Histories: What’s (Been) the Matter with Digital Literacies
Presenters: Brett Keegan (Syracuse University), Michael Black (University of Massachusetts-Lowell), Estee Beck (University of Texas-Arlington), and Rebecca Petitti…