Digital, Experimental, Participatory
Stepping into the radical trajectory of classroom writing
Stephanie Bell, PhD
Writing Centre Director & Assistant Professor
Writing Department, York University
The potential for technologies to enhance educational experience depends on educators’ understanding of how theory and practice and learning goals converge with technology in the classroom. (Depietro, 2013, p. 183)
The multiliteracy writing center has become an agent of curricular change. (Balester, 2012)
New media projects have the *potential* to transform classroom writing
The process of designing new media writing projects has the potential to engage teachers in the notions that...
Becoming centres of
new media writing & writing-enhanced digital pedagogy
Reposition
Retrain
Reprogram
“Writing has evolved with composing technologies and media, and we must evolve, too, because we are in the writing business. A radical shift in the way that writers communicate both academically and publicly necessitates a radical re-imagining and re-understanding of our practices, purposes, and goals.” - Jackie Grutsch McKinney, 2009
Possible approach -
Create an online space dedicated to new media writing and writing-enhanced digital pedagogy, where we can collaboratively create and curate: