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    By Amy Braziller and Elizabeth KleinfeldSeptember 24, 2015

    Using Digital Stories in the Composition Classroom

    Welcome to the fourth and final post in our Hack and Yack series on multimodal composition from Amy Braziller…

    Blog Carnival 7
    By Katie Locano, Sarah Weaver, Laura Gonzales and Peter HaunSeptember 22, 2015

    Digital Writing does not Begin with “the Digital”: Building Cultures of Feedback to Support Effective Writing and Revision

    One of the biggest lessons we learned as a team of teacher-researchers in Michigan is that the scaffolding…

    DRC Grad Fellows
    By Leigh MeredithSeptember 22, 2015

    Introduction to Leigh Meredith

    Depending on your standards for digital expertise, you’d probably consider me a digital amateur. At least in my…

    DRC Grad Fellows
    By Brandy DieterleSeptember 18, 2015

    Introduction to Brandy Dieterle

    Ever since my family first got a desktop with Windows 1995 on it, I’ve found myself intrigued and…

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