Session D.15: Working with the Digital Rhetoric Collaborative toward a Digital Ethics Manifesto
Discussions from this mini-workshop culminated in a Digital Ethics Manifesto (Digital Rhetoric Collaborative, 2019), which is reproduced here.…
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Session D.1: “Publishing and Editing” by presenters Teryl Sands, Kristine Blair, and Lynn Reid
Reviewed by Emma Lee Guthrie Throughout their extremely engaging individual presentations that made up this panel, Sands, Blair,…
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C&W 2019 Saturday Keynote: “Click *Here* If You Agree: Opting Out of Oppressive Systems”
C&W 2019’s Saturday Keynote As we think about how the technologies we use extract our data, some of…
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C&W 2019 Friday Keynote: “Researching Collaboratively: Teachers, Teams, and Technology”
C&W 2019’s Friday Keynote Joy Robinson’s Friday keynote at Computers & Writing reminds us not only of the…
Session C.5 “Possibilities and Limitations of Gaming Pedagogies”
Session C.5 “Possibilities and Limitations of Gaming Pedagogies” Last month was my first time attending Computers and Writing…
Session D.10: Critiquing Institutional Narratives
D.10: Critiquing Institutional Narratives “Constructing an Ethical Core: Centering Teachers Interpretations of Automated Assessment and the (In)flexibility of…
Session B.3: Graduate Students and Digital Pedagogy
Session B.3: Graduate Students and Digital Pedagogy “Preparing a New Generation: Digital Literacies in Graduate Education,” Ryan P.…
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Session F.11: Sound and Mediascapes
C&W19 Review of F.11: “Sound and Mediascapes” Presenters: Stan Harrison and Jen Ware Though initially scheduled for three…
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Session C13: “Designing Inclusive Futures: Black Feminist Design(s) as Ethical Practice in Administration, Pedagogy, and Research”
Session C13: “Designing Inclusive Futures: Black Feminist Design(s) as Ethical Practice in Administration, Pedagogy, and Research” Presenters: Floyd…