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    Digital Rhetoric Collaborative
    By Rachel ChapmanJuly 26, 2015

    C5: Building a Body: Intersections of Technology, Literacy, and the Body in Online Spaces

    Panelists Kaitlin Clinnin, Ohio State University Katie DeLuca, Ohio State University Katie Manthey, Michigan State University Review As…

    DRC Wiki
    By Matthew Vetter and Brenta BlevinsJuly 22, 2015

    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…

    Wiki Wednesday
    By Brenta BlevinsJuly 15, 2015

    DRC Wiki Quest at Computers and Writing 2015: In Reflection

    For today’s Wiki Wednesday, we’re reflecting on Computers and Writing 2015 where the DRC Fellows hosted a DRC Wiki Quest,…

    By Jenae CohnJune 25, 2015

    Meg Noodin’s “Weweni: Take Care ~ kn3

    At Computers and Writing, attendees usually only sing together during a round of karaoke. During Professor Meg Noodin’s…

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