CW2001 Program - Computers and Writing
CW2001 Program - Computers and Writing
CW2001 Program - Computers and Writing
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3:45 — 5:00 Session D.3<br />
Electronic Communication Across the Community:<br />
Service Learning <strong>and</strong> Technological Literacy<br />
RB 112<br />
Judi Kirkpatrick, moderator<br />
Jonathan Alex<strong>and</strong>er<br />
Text/Context/Community: The Politics of Combining Service Learning<br />
<strong>and</strong> Web Publishing in First-Year <strong>Writing</strong> Courses<br />
I explore what happens pedagogically when we combine both service<br />
learning <strong>and</strong> Web publication in a first-year writing course in which<br />
students (1) participate in a service learning project involving victims of<br />
AIDS <strong>and</strong> (2) produce a collaborative Webtext about their experiences.<br />
I discuss how experiential knowledge is used to construct Webspace<br />
that, from the start, seeks communal <strong>and</strong> even political intervention.<br />
Christopher Dean<br />
A Country OWL Visits the City:<br />
A Tale of Service-Learning <strong>and</strong> Technology<br />
I talk about the practical concerns of using a low-end technology, such<br />
as an email-based OWL, to do service-learning work, <strong>and</strong> I also talk<br />
about the sort of philosophical, pedagogical, <strong>and</strong> theoretical work that<br />
is involved in using low-end technology to facilitate service-learning<br />
praxis <strong>and</strong> theory.<br />
Dennis Lynch<br />
Is This Service Learning<br />
I discuss a new educational program, called Engineering Enterprise, that<br />
has been taking shape on various engineering campuses around the<br />
country, <strong>and</strong> about which I ask the question, is this service learning<br />
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