Critical Design Rhetorics of Digital Democracy: A Course Design for Informed Dissent and Design Advocacy
Image created by Matthew V. Jacobson Introduction A few months ago, I gave myself a challenge: design a…
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Teaching with Wikipedia: A Webinar on Critical Approaches to Wikipedia-based Writing Pedagogy
Photo of Wiki Education Brochures from Wikimedia Commons On November 08th, “Wikipedia-based Education” teaching circle at Indiana University…
Availability Dereliction
Considering the wide horizon of digital rhetorics’ fu-fu-futures, I have settled in this entry on a speculative question…
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…
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.…
By Way of Introduction: Brenta Blevins
Wiki. It’s a Hawaiian word for “quick.” It’s also a framework for pulling information together and quickly formatting…
By Way of Introduction: Laura Gonzales
I like to see the big picture. I’m notorious for trying to put seemingly unrelated people, concepts, and…
By Way of Introduction: Becca Tarsa
Incorporating digital tools and ideas into our teaching comes with many rewards – but also with surprises and…
By Way of Introduction: Lindsey Harding
I discovered digital rhetoric in my second semester of coursework for my Ph.D. program at UGA, and I…
By Way of Introduction: Liz Homan
When I started my doctoral program, I considered blogging a thing one did when one had little else…
Work with new DRC Fellows to build out the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative website and wiki at WIDE-EMU 2013!
The Digital Rhetoric Collaborative has appointed five new Graduate Fellows who are eager to help foster conversations on…
Announcing the 2013-2014 DRC Graduate Fellows
Sweetland is pleased to announce its first cohort of Digital Rhetoric Collaborative (DRC) Graduate Fellows! The program aims to…
On the Digital Rhetorics of Fans and Fan Communities ~ Session K1
Review by Lilian Mina Read more about session K1 on the C&W conference site. View video of Kyle Stedman,…
Undergraduate Curricula and Multimodal Composing ~ Session G1
Review by Sarah Spring Read more about session G1 on the C&W conference site. Panelists Kristin Cornelius, California State…
Steampunk Ponies, Gaming Linguistics and Retro-Audiophiles ~ Session H3
Review by Jack Hennes Read more about session H3 on the C&W conference site. Panelists Jill Morris, Frostburg State…
Writing Across Media: Social and Material Theories of Invention ~ Session J5
Review by Heather Branstetter Read more about session J5 on the C&W conference site. Panelists Hannah Bellwoar, Juniata College…