‘I Do This For Us’: Thinking Through Reciprocity & Researcher-Community Relationships
The beauty of Black digital spaces lies in the work that takes place within and between the communities…
Browsing: DRCBlogCarnival
#sneckdown: A Digital Community Using Snow to Combat Poor Urban Design
Each winter, a layer of snow envelops various cities across the planet. While most view the snow as…
Call for Blog Contributions: Digital Community Building as Social Justice Praxis
Editors: Dana Comi and McKinley Green Introduction We are two of many scholars who recognize that networked digital…
Availability Dereliction
Considering the wide horizon of digital rhetorics’ fu-fu-futures, I have settled in this entry on a speculative question…
Call for Blog Carnival Contributions—Material and Digital Rhetorics: Openings for Feminist Action
Within Composition and Rhetoric, feminist rhetoricians have investigated the intersection of technology and pursuits of social equality. Their…
Proceed with Confidence: Teaching Information Literacy in the Age of Fake News
As co-assistant directors of the first-year writing program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, we have been privy to…
Utilizing the Library Makerspace for Critical Invention in Intro to Science, Technology, and Society
How can I make the theoretical critique at the heart of the Introduction to Science, Technology, and Society…
Writing is Making: Maker Culture and Embodied Learning in the Composition Classroom
Writing is Making: Maker Culture and Embodied Learning in the Composition Classroom “Excuse me, where’s your teacher?” I…
Digital Writing in K-12 Communities: A Blog Carnival Roundup
This fall, in collaboration with 4T Virtual Conference in Digital Writing and the Michigan Teachers as Researchers Collaborative,…
Enter the Blog
My students write and read all the time. I know they do. I see it. Sitting in my…
We’re taking our blog carnival to Twitter! Join us!
Day: Monday, October 27th Time: 7:30 to 8:30 ET Moderators: DRC Fellows Heather Lang (as @SweetlandDRC) & Lindsey…
The Computers and Writing Memorabilia Project: Mining the Past and Visualizing the Arc of our Discipline
What were early digital rhetoricians thinking about more than two decades ago? What did they present on, and…
Why a Wiki?
Over the past couple of weeks, the DRC fellows have been discussing the #DRCwiki they are starting to…
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…
Winter Blog Carnival Call for Posts: “Small Potent Gestures” that Shape our History
This year, the DRC Fellows have been working together to build out the DRC Wiki. It has been…
Visualizing Data through Infographics
Progressing through the Information Age, Big Data has come to the attention of many in the humanities, at…