Month: June 2012

Review by Sarah Spring

Panelists
Doug Eyman, George Mason University
Emi Bunner, UNC-Chapel Hill
Cynthia Haynes, Clemson University
Mary Karcher, Wayne State University
Jill Morris, Frostburg State University
Scott Reed, Georgia Gwinnett College
Jan Holmevik, Clemson University

During this roundtable, … Read more... “Session B ~ Gaming as Academic Identity”

Review by Scott Reed

Consider the following: Pharmaceutical giant Bristol Myers-Squibb sells an antiretroviral drug, like many drugs, at rates that most people who really need the drug can’t afford.  It sounds like standard-issue market capitalism on its surface: a … Read more... “Keynote ~ David Parry, “Ending Knowledge Cartels””

Digital rhetorics¹ provide a vast suite of generating principles. These principles are difficult to collect into a simple model, much less to name, substantiate, and prioritize. Fortunately, difficulties like these are much of what motivates digital rhetorics scholarship (some … Read more... “Digital Rhetorics: Simply Too Complicated a Phenomenon”

Review by Lynn C. Lewis

Panelists
David Rieder, North Carolina State University
Annette Vee, University of Pittsburgh
Mark Sample, George Mason University
Alexandria Lockett, Pennsylvania State University
Karl Stolley, Illinois Institute of Technology
Liz Losh (respondent), University of California, San … Read more... “Town Hall II ~ Program or Be Programmed: Do We Need Computational Literacy in C&W?”