Panelists: Douglas Eyman, George Mason University Crystal VanKooten, Oakland University Thomas Rickert, Purdue University What follows is a review of the first session of the Indiana Digital Rhetoric Symposium by speakers Douglas Eyman, Crystal VanKooten, and Thomas Rickert. The review pulls together a thought tapestry of digital rhetoric scholarship: ways of knowing. It is my hope readers of this review (especially those who will learn of the symposium in years to come) find digital rhetoric an emerging sub-discipline with multiple and diverse ways of knowing. More importantly, such ways include fostering a diverse and inclusive community of knowledge contributors who…
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