Themed around Textual Transaction, the 2019 MLA conference was held in Chicago, IL from January 3-6. Presentations, workshops, and talks took up the conference theme as it intersected with everything from literature, to pedagogy, to scholarly identity, and we are pleased to present reviews of some of these sessions.
As with past years, the DRC invited MLA attendees to review sessions centered around digital rhetoric, digital pedagogy, and digital humanities, and received the following thoughtful engagements with MLA sessions:
MLA Session 089: What We Teach When We Teach Digital Humanities: Curriculum and Experience
Review by Kristin vanEyk
MLA Session 200: On Text and Context: Playing with Possibilities in Video Games
Review by Sarah Hughes
MLA Session 485: Liminality and the Digital Turn
Review by Ruth Li
MLA Session 525: Going Public: How and Why to Develop a Digital Scholarly Identity
Review by Adrienne Raw
We are excited to share these reviews with you and how you will continue to conversation in the comments and on Twitter and Facebook.
