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    Digital Rhetoric Collaborative
    Blog Carnival 1
    By cnlauerAugust 15, 2012

    What’s in a Name? The Anatomy of Defining New / Multi / Modal / Digital / Media Texts

    The Digital Rhetoric Collaborative got its start back in May with a Blog Carnival post from Doug Eyman…

    By Sweetland DRCJuly 11, 2012

    Computers & Writing Conference Memorabilia

    Michael Day is compiling this online archive of memorabilia related to the annual Computers & Writing Conference. The materials…

    By Sweetland DRCJuly 9, 2012

    Course Materials & Project Examples: Language, Technology, & Culture

    Lisa Ede has taught at Oregon State University since 1980 and has been teaching the course “Language, Technology,…

    By Sweetland DRCJuly 9, 2012

    Rhet Map: Mapping Rhetoric and Composition

    Jim Ridolfo has created this Rhet Map on which you can view doctoral programs in Rhetoric and Composition…

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