Intro to Sara West
I’m a fangirl. It’s important to know in this context because that can pretty much explain my interest…
Browsing: DRC Grad Fellows
Jason Luther is a computer: an introduction via Newhive
Hi all! I’ve been so excited to introduce myself to the DRC community that I took this as an…
Introduction
Communicating with social media has never been easy or simple for me. Though I understand the technology (I…
DRC Fellows End-of-Year Reflection
Paula Miller In the 1970s, freelance journalist Ralph Lee Smith referred to the internet as an “electronic highway,”…
Apply to Become a Sweetland DRC Graduate Fellow!
Digital Rhetoric Collaborative (DRC) Graduate Fellows are graduate students currently working in some area of digital rhetoric who…
Introduction: Neil Simpkins
After falling into a Tumblr community of disabled folks over years of blogging, I found myself interested in…
Introduction to Leigh Meredith
Depending on your standards for digital expertise, you’d probably consider me a digital amateur. At least in my…
Introduction to Brandy Dieterle
Ever since my family first got a desktop with Windows 1995 on it, I’ve found myself intrigued and…
Introduction to Nathan Riggs
It never really occurred to me, until somewhat recently, that I learned how to “say” something complicated to…
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,…
Writing Centers, Digital Literacy, and Cats – an Introduction
I’m delighted to introduce myself to the DRC community. Below you’ll find my video introduction (now with cats).…
How I Can’t Not Study Digital Rhetoric: An Introduction
I have a challenge for you: pick three words you’d use to describe yourself. These could be words…
By Way of Introduction: Matt Vetter
What’s in a wiki? Wikis are the epitome of Web 2.0. They’re interactive, generative, collaborative spaces of commons-based…
By Way of Introduction: Heather Lang
I’ve always been fascinated by the power of the web to connect: things, ideas, words, people. I barely…
How to Become Better at Academic Networking
Step One: Become a DRC Fellow. If you’re anything like me, this should do the trick. Networking can…
Connections and Collaboration
When people ask me what I do as a DRC fellow, I often describe myself as a bridge…