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March 2019 Special Issue: TechnoFeminism: (Re)Generations and Intersectional Futures
- Introduction by the Guest Editors
Dànielle Nicole DeVoss (Michigan State University)
Angela Haas (Illinois State University)
Jackie Rhodes (Michigan State University)
- White Women Voted for Trump: The Women's March on Washington and Intersectional Feminist Futures
Elliot Tetreault (University of Albany, State University of New York)
#Trump #womensmarch #futures
- A Technofeminist Approach to Platform Rhetorics
Bridget Gelms (San Francisco State University)
Dustin Edwards (University of Central Florida)
#platforms #power #injustice #ethics
- Emphasizing Embodiment, Intersectionality, and Access: Social Justice through Technofeminism Past, Present, and Future
Julie Collins Bates (Millikin University)
Francis Macarthy (Illinois State University)
Sarah Warren-Riley (Illinois State University)
#rhetoricalanalysis #socialjustice #Flint
- TechnoFeminist Design
Patricia Fancher (University of California, Santa Barbara)
#design #rhetoricsofdesign #gooddesign
- Curating a Technofeminist Space: Feminist Principles for Editing Online Publications
Alexandra Hidalgo, Hannah Countryman, and Jessica Kukla (all Michigan State University)
#mentoring #video #editing #filmmakers
- Swipe Right on Find/Replace: Invention, Equity and Technofeminism Potentials of Swipe and Find/Replace Technologies
Paul Muhlhauser and Margaret Self (McDaniel College)
#copypaste #findreplace #equity #invention #swipe
- TechnoFeminisms: A Conversation About Pasts, Presents, and Futures
Participants: Megan Adams, Kris Blair, Lanette Cadle, Dànielle Nicole DeVoss, Radhika Gajjala, Angela Haas, Gail Hawisher, Donna LaCourt, Lisa Nakamura, Jackie Rhodes, Cindy Selfe, Barbi Smyser-Fauble, and Pam Takayoshi
#1980s #1990s #activism #feminism #field-building #futurity #intergenerational relationships #leadership #mentorship #publication venues #technofeminism(s)
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Theory Into Practice: 2015-16
- Thinking Beyond Tools: Writing Program Administration and Digital Literacies
Jenna Pack Sheffield (University of New Haven) - Wearable Computing, Wearable Composing: New Dimensions in Composition Pedagogy
Ann Hill Duin, Joe Moses, Megan McGrath, and Jason Tham (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)
- Looking in the Dustbin: Data Janitorial Work, Statistical Reasoning, and Information Rhetorics
Aaron Beveridge (University of Florida)
- Mess, Not Mastery: Encouraging Digital Design Dispositions in Girls
Elizabeth Chamberlain, Rachel Gramer, and Megan Faver Hartline (University of Louisville)
- High School Girls Soliciting Feedback: Lessons from a University-to-High School OWL
Dawn M. Formo (California State University, San Marcos)
Kimberly Robinson Neary (Los Angeles City College)
- May the #Kairos Be with You: Accessibility, Authdi, Veils, and Star Wars
Paul Muhlhauser (McDaniel College)
Cate Blouke (Wofford College)
Daniel Schafer (McDaniel College)
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Virtual Classroom: 2015-16
Professional Development: 2015-16
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Reviews: 2015-16
- The Idea of the Digital University
By Frank McClusky and Melanie Winter
Reviewed by Heidi Nobles (Texas Christian University)
With this issue of Computers and Composition Online, we mark two decades of publishing digital scholarship by new and established voices in the field of computers and writing. Our webtexts represent a diverse array of pieces devoted to curricular innovation, theory-building, popular culture, language acquisition, identity politics, and community activism.
From the Editor