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    2015 IDRS Reviews
    By Matthew VetterApril 7, 2015

    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…

    Blog Carnivals
    By Paula M MillerApril 1, 2015

    DEADLINE EXTENDED: Call for Blog Carnival Contributions: Social Justice and Gaming

    UPDATE: The deadline has been extended! There’s still time to submit your proposal for the Social Justice and…

    Webtext-of-the-Month
    By Jenae CohnMarch 20, 2015

    Spent: Webtext of the Month

    Spoiler alert: In my review of this month’s webtext, I reveal some surprises that the webtext has to offer.…

    Conversations
    By Matthew VetterMarch 16, 2015

    #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    (As of 2/2/2018 this post has been archived from Storify and shared below) Last Friday's Twitter #DRCchat to…

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