Welcome to the DRC’s latest Hack and Yack Series. Over the next two weeks, Dr. Elizabeth Davis will share her thoughts, theories, classroom practices, and research that begin with eportfolios and extend into a new model for digital research and publication. Stay tuned to read about how the research paper might be reimagined and reworked to capitalize on the affordances of digital media and technology. In this series of posts, I will explore how my thinking about a variety of issues in digital composition has evolved, opening up some new pedagogical and research that I will be exploring and experimenting…
Recent Posts
- Promoting Global Understanding and Multicultural Communication Through Arts-Based Research in ESL Classrooms
- Digital Pedagogy and Pentiment (2022): Playing with Critical Art History
- Syllabus Repository Update: AI and Writing
- An Interview with Dr. Aaron Mauro on Hacking in the Humanities: Cybersecurity, Speculative Fiction, and Navigating a Digital Future
- Introduction to Alex Mashny
- Call for Syllabi: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Writing
- Introduction to Saurabh Anand
- Introduction to Anuj Gupta