Wiki Education & Digital Humanities: Pedagogy that Works
Wiki Wednesdays are back! That means more posts on pedagogical and scholarly uses of wikis. We’ll also be talking…
Author Matthew Vetter
Matthew Vetter
VIsiting Assistant Professor of English at Ohio University Zanesville, Matthew Vetter earned his PhD from Ohio University in 2015, where he previously served as Assistant Director of Composition. His research and professional interests include digital rhetoric and humanities, writing program administration, and composition pedagogy. Vetter is a former Digital Rhetoric Collaborative Graduate Fellow and current editor of PraxisWiki, a section of Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy. Check out his portfolio at mattvetter.net
Year-End Reflection from the 2014-15 DRC Graduate Fellows
Image via Paula Miller. From left to right: Jenae Cohn, Naomi Silver, Matthew Vetter, Paula Miller, Laura Gonzales,…
DRC Wiki Quest Winner: Shelley Rodrigo
Happy Wiki Wednesday, everyone! We previously reflected on the DRC Wiki Quest at Computers and Writing 2015 and…
DRC Wiki Quest Winner: Alyssa Hillary
We previously reflected on the DRC Wiki Quest at Computers and Writing 2015 and met grand prize winner…
DRC Wiki Quest Winner: Stephanie Vie
Last week, we reflected on the DRC Wiki Quest at Computers and Writing 2015. This week, we’re getting to…
DRC Wiki Quest at Computers and Writing 2015
The DRC is organizing an edit-a-thon for the DRC Wiki at Computers and Writing 2015. We’ll be sitting at…
Women Writing in Digital Spaces: Engaging #Gamergate and Twine in the Gender Studies-Composition Course
The idea for this assignment, taught in a junior-level composition/gender studies course at Ohio University, came to us…
Hack & Yack Guests: Justin Hodgson and Scot Barnett Reflect on IDRS 2015
DRC’s Hack & Yack series is excited to welcome back guest contributors Justin Hodgson and Scot Barnett, co-coordinators of…
Wiki Wednesday: Wikipedia’s Gender Problem and What We’re Doing About It (Part 2)
Welcome back to Wiki Wednesday! As part of the Digital Rhetoric Collaborative’s current focus on activism in online…
Wiki Wednesday: Wikipedia’s Gender Problem and What We’re Doing about It
Welcome back to Wiki Wednesday! As part of the Digital Rhetoric Collaborative’s current focus on activism in online…
Hack & Yack Guests: Justin Hodgson and Scot Barnett on the Indiana Digital Rhetoric Symposium
The DRC’s Hack & Yack series is excited to welcome guest contributors Justin Hodgson and Scot Barnett, co-coordinators of…
#DRCchat for Digital Learning Day
(As of 2/2/2018 this post has been archived from Storify and shared below) Last Friday's Twitter #DRCchat to…
Wiki Wednesday Guest Post: Eryk Salvaggio of Wikipedia Education Program
Welcome back to Wiki Wednesday! As part of the Digital Rhetoric Collaborative’s current focus on activism in online…
Indigenous Knowledge and Wikipedia’s Enlightenment Problem
Welcome back to Wiki Wednesday. In the coming weeks, the Digital Rhetoric Collaborative will be focusing on digital activism and ways…
DRC Wiki Feature Spotlight: Threshold Concepts: Rhetorical Velocity
Happy Wiki Wednesday! This week we’re shining a spotlight on a unique section of the DRC Wiki: Threshold…
Revisit Last Night’s #DRCchat
(As of 2/2/2018 this post has been archived from Storify and shared below) Our second Twitter #DRCchat was…