Presenters: Brett Keegan (Syracuse University), Michael Black (University of Massachusetts-Lowell), Estee Beck (University of Texas-Arlington), and Rebecca Petitti (University of Massachusetts-Amherst). Chair: Derek Mueller (Virginia Tech University) This panel discussed digital practices across social, classroom, and programmatic contexts. Despite initial technical issues, which were especially problematic given the topic, digitality, the panelists were quick to bring in an ancillary projector and deliver wonderful presentations with stimulating discussion following. Brett Keegan, “Rights to Their Writing: Copyright & Composition” Brett Keegan began the conversation with his presentation on networked selves, with special attention given to the role of algorithms in constructing digital…
Author: Kristin vanEyk
Amy Cicchino
Kristin vanEyk is a doctoral student in the Joint Program in English and Education at the University of Michigan. Her research focuses on multilingual student experiences of First Year Writing.