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…
Watson Session C.8: Posthuman Futures for Rhetoric, Composition, and Pedagogy
Presenters: Collin Bjork (Indiana University), Jeffery A. Sternstein (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee), Brent Lucia (William Patterson University), and Jason Barrett-Fox (Weber State…
Watson Session E.6: Bodies-of-Sensation: Future Entanglements with Queer, Transfer, and Digital Rhetorics
Presenters: Rich Shivener (University of Cincinnati), Cynthia Johnson (Miami University), Zarah Moeggenberg (Utah State University), and Dustin Edwards (University…
Watson Session C.13: Digital Futures: Media, Twitter, and Digital Afterlives
Presenters: Brenta Blevins (University of Mary Washington), Christine Martorana (Florida International University), and John R. Gallagher (University of…
Watson Session E.14: How and Why Digital Rhetoric Matters: Hashtag Feminism, Political Memes, and Pepe the Frog
Presenters: Rachael Sullivan (Saint Joseph’s University), Sean Milligan (Wayne State University), Kristi McDuffie (University of Illinois), and Melissa…
Watson Session E.4: Classroom and Embodiment Matter(s): Affective Spaces and “Normate” Critiques
Presenters: Kathleen Spada (University of Cincinnati), Katelyn Lusher (University of Cincinnati), Rachel Donegan (Middle Tennessee State University), and…
Watson Session D.12: Public Rhetorics that Matter and Digital Futures
Presenters: Nicholas Mennona Marino (University of Louisiana at Lafayette), Kim Lacey (Saginaw Valley State University), and Morgan Elizabeth…
Becoming the Next Generation: An Interview with the Founders of the nextGEN Listserv
Online forums including mailing groups or listservs can be spaces where rising scholars like graduate students and junior…
Editors’ outro: What is now and what is next for digital rhetorics?
Acknowledgement We thank all contributors of the 14th Blog Carnival––Jim Brown, Amber Buck, Amelia Chesley, Sergio Figueiredo, Jennifer…