C&W Workshop 4: We Wrote an E-book (in First-Year Composition!) and Your Students Can Too
In this pre-conference workshop, Dr. Ashley Hall of Wright State University described her collaborative e-book project as a…
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C&W Town Hall 2: (Re)Generation: Creating Spaces to Wander
Egner Theater at sunny University of Findlay filled up slowly, attendees holding cups of free drip coffee and…
C&W Keynote 1: Techne Needs Praxis
James Porter opened this year’s Computers and Writing conference with an address all about the relationships among the…
C&W Session H8: Ums, Oohs, and Ohms: Crafting Voices and Spaces through Rhetoric and Resistance
Presenters: Brooke Chambers, Michigan State University Courtney Danforth, College of Southern Nevada Harley Ferris, University of Findlay Review:…
C&W Session F1: Critical Making As Emergent Techne
Presenters Anthony Stagliano, New Mexico State University Bree McGregor, George Mason University Rachael Lussos, George Mason University Steve…
C&W Session E4: Wondering Aloud: Can (How Can) Podcasts Actually Be Understood as Scholarly Work?
Presenters Ryan Trauman, Columbia College-Chicago Steven Hopkins, Arizona State University Ames Hawkins, Columbia College-Chicago Review Listening to podcasts…
C&W Session B11: Life of the Networked Body
Presenters Bridget Gelms, Miami University Dustin Edwards, University of Central Florida Rich Shivener, University of Cincinnati Review In…
C&W Session D7: Service Learning/Civic Engagement: Hashtags, archives, and cultural techniqes of activists
Presenters Phil Bratta, Michigan State University, @philbratta Jasmine Villa, University of Texas at El Paso, @jasvilla_ Elizabeth Davis,…
Call for Watson 2016 Conference Reviews
The Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative is seeking reviewers for the Thomas R. Watson 2016 Conference. We find this…
Kimberly Christen Withey’s “Centers and Margins: Access and the Ethics of Openness in the Digital Humanities” ~kn2
Kimberly Christen Withey opened her keynote address, “Centers and Margins: Access and the Ethics of Openness in the…
Technology Revolutions: Google Glass and the Composition Classroom ~TH1
Presented by Jill Morris, Frostburg State University Reviewed by Shampa Biswas, Washington State University Shampa Biswas is an…
Big Data Research on Peer Review,Teacher Commentary, and Mentoring: The (R)Evo-Affordances of WPA Software Tools @ UGA and USF ~D1
Presented by Dr. Christy Desmet, University of Georgia Reviewed by Shampa Biswas, Washington State University. Shampa Biswas is…
Both Sides Now ~ A review of session E9, Cuerpos y Lenguajes
by Matt Gomes, Michigan State University Panelists Laura Gonzales, Michigan State University Maria Novotny, Michigan State University Katie…
Reimagining the Wiki: a roundtable reflection on C&W 2014
The DRC Fellows would like to thank everyone who came to and participated in our session at C&W.…
Samantha Blackmon’s “Your Code Ain’t Like Mine: On Being #thatgirl in Technology Intensive Fields” ~ KN3
Review by Don Unger Read about or watch a video of Keynote 3 on the C&W conference site. Samantha…
Alexander and Rhodes’ “Techne: Queer Meditations on Writing the Self” ~ Session C13
Review by Don Unger Read about Session c13 on the C&W conference site. Panelists Jonathan Alexander, University of…