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Number of articles: 3

1. Archive 2.0: What Composition Students and Academic Libraries Can Gain from Digital-Collaborative Pedagogies

   Matthew A. Vetter

   Research across disciplines in recent years has demonstrated a number of gains involved in community engagement and service-learning pedagogies. More recently, these pedagogies are being filtered... More

   pp. 35-53

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2. Composing Change: The Role of Graduate Education in Sustaining a Digital Scholarly Future

   Kristine L. Blair

   In "Reading the Archives: Ten Years on Nonlinear ("Kairos") History," James Kalmbach acknowledges the significant role graduate students have played as digital innovators in the... More

   pp. 103-106

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3. Argumentation, Authority, and Accessibility in Digital Publishing: A Retrospective on "Composition Forum"

   Christian Weisser & Kevin Brock

   The authors report that the last decade has been an exciting time for electronic scholarly publication, especially in composition and rhetoric, where digital media experimentation has coincided... More

   pp. 123-127

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