What the COVID pandemic taught us about creating inclusive, anti-racist, and accessible online writing classes and programs

Computers and Composition Dec 2022

What the COVID pandemic taught us about creating inclusive, anti-racist, and accessible online writing classes and programs

Heidi Skurat Harris University of Arkansas at Little Rock ; Cat Mahaffey University of North Carolina at Charlotte ; Melvin Beavers University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Journal: Computers and Composition
Published: 2022-12-01
DOI: 10.1016/j.compcom.2022.102739
Open Access: Closed
Topics: online writing instruction race and writing

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