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    Digital Rhetoric Collaborative
    Blog Carnival 4
    By Jim RidolfoFebruary 12, 2014

    Rhetmap as personal development, field exploration, and history

    Last month I released  an OCR  edition of the Modern Language Association Job Information List (MLA JIL). After…

    Announcements
    By Naomi SilverFebruary 11, 2014

    Announcing the Second Annual DRC Book Prize!

    We are pleased to announce the second call for submissions for the UM Press/Sweetland Publication Prize in Digital Rhetoric. …

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    By Jeff and NatalieFebruary 6, 2014

    Reading Goes Digital – 6 Ways Technology Enhances Reading Practices

    Over the past several years, we at Subtext have talked to and observed teachers in schools at all…

    2014 MLA Reviews
    By Laura GonzalesFebruary 3, 2014

    Session 599 ~ The Praxis Network: Rethinking Humanities Education, Together and in Public

    This review is from the 2014 MLA convention. The full convention program can be viewed here. Review by…

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