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    DRC Chat: What Should Digital Rhetoric Be Interested In?

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    By Katie Walkup on October 5, 2018 DRCchat

    #DRCchat returned Tuesday, asking all our #digirhet folks to consider what digital rhetoric as a field should be interested in.

    Broadly, we are interested in four main areas: People, Literacy, Tools, and Concepts.

    • People: digital citizenship, community, advocacy, empowerment, inequality, race, class
    • Literacy: collaboration, connection, crowdsourcing, deliberation, history, narrative
    • Tools: digital platforms, technologies, frameworks for meaning-making
    • Concepts: accessibility, surveillance, privacy, ideology, politics

    Hopefully these DRC chats will be useful in shaping digital rhetoric as a discipline. Thank you for participating! And also–check Twitter next Tuesday, when we’ll be discussing our current research projects.

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    • Katie Walkup
      Katie Walkup

      Katie is a doctoral student in Rhetoric and Composition at the University of South Florida. Her research interests are rhetoric of health and medicine, mental health literacy, digital rhetoric, and writing program administration.

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