Yesterday, some of the This Rhetorical Life podcast crew presented at the 2013 SUNY Council on Writing (COW) Annual Conference about the podcast’s founding while raising critical questions about what the medium can mean for the future of the discipline. I started with a discussion of how podcasts take up and complicate calls for multimodal… Continue reading SUNY COW 2013
I just finished writing a review for Cathy Davidson’s new book, Now You See It: How the Brain Science of Attention Will Transform the Way we Live Work, and Learn. I want to share some of the key points because it’s honestly one of the most interesting and relevant books I’ve read in a while.… Continue reading Now You See It: A Review
For me, digital composition involves the use of various technologies to approach composition within the classroom. This includes the way instructors teach, how students research, and how we all interact with texts—through creation, manipulation, production, dissemination, and even assessment. I think of digital composition as an umbrella term for many concepts, e.g. multimedia, multimodal composition,… Continue reading Digital Composition: DH and Computers & Writing
