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Bibliography Management

Shaherzad Ahmadi April 27, 2017

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Lesson Plan: Virtual Reality Apps

Shaherzad Ahmadi April 20, 2017

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“Doing Digital Visual Studies” with Laurie Gries

Matt Breece March 15, 2017

As part of our spring 2017 Speaker Series, the Digital Writing & Research Lab hosted Dr. Laurie Gries, whose lecture “Doing Digital Visual Studies” reflects

Machine Communication: Using and Understanding MIDI

Andrew Heermans January 20, 2017

When multi-track recording was developed in 1955, it allowed for the concept of “production” as we understand the term in contemporary music-terminology. By recording

Think-Alouds: Charting How Students Think

Shaherzad Ahmadi January 18, 2017

Lesson Plan: Narrative Numbers

DWRL Staff November 29, 2016

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Lesson Plan: Visualizing and Analyzing Texts with Voyant

Ansley Colclough November 29, 2016

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Bibliography Management

Lesson Plan: Virtual Reality Apps

“Doing Digital Visual Studies” with Laurie Gries

Machine Communication: Using and Understanding MIDI

Think-Alouds: Charting How Students Think

Lesson Plan: Narrative Numbers

Lesson Plan: Visualizing and Analyzing Texts with Voyant

Lesson Plan: Photography, Photoshop, and Visual Rhetoric

Rhetorical Synthesis: The Story of the Roland TB-303

Pedagogical Periscope: The Basics of Streaming a Webinar from Your Phone

The Future of Six Second Compositions