Kathryn Comer

23 articles · 1 book
Portland State University

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  1. Unruly Practice: Critically Evaluating the Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives
    doi:10.37514/atd-j.2021.18.1-2.16
  2. The Archive as Classroom: Pedagogical Approaches to the Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives
    Abstract

    Honorable Mention for the 2019 Computers and Composition Distinguished Book Award Since its public launch in 2008, the Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives (DALN) has collected approximately 7500 unique contributions of people’s literacy experiences from across the globe and from a variety of backgrounds. The Archive as Classroom: Pedagogical Approaches to the Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives showcases the variety of innovative ways educators have used this resource in classroom practice.

  3. I. Digital
  4. Reid & Hancock, “Teaching Basic Writing in the 21st Century: A Multiliteracies Approach”
  5. Newman, “Understanding Others’ Stories to Find Our Own: Helping Linguistically Diverse Students Analyze, Create, and Evaluate Digital Literacy Narratives”
  6. O’Connor, “Teaching Refugee Students with the DALN”
  7. Michaels, “Social Media, the Classroom, and Literacy Sponsorship: An Analysis of DALN Narratives through Positioning Theory”
  8. II. Archive
  9. Selfe & Ulman, “Black Narratives Matter: Pairing Service-Learning with Archival Research”
  10. Schmertz, “Archiving and Re-Narrating Selves in an Online Writing Course”
  11. FitzGerald & Kairis, “Year of Living DALNgerously: Breakthrough Encounters with Archival Pedagogy”
  12. Kuzawa, “A Tool of Queerness? Queerness and the DALN”
  13. III. Literacy
  14. Bahl, “Religion, Remediated: Engaging Religious Literacies with the DALN”
  15. Alexander, “Undergraduate Research in Writing Studies: Using the DALN to Stimulate Inquiry and Teach Research Methods”
  16. Anderson, “Accessing the DALN for STEM Students at an Hispanic Serving Institution”
  17. Myatt & Krueger, “The DALN as Mentor Text: Empowering Students as Literacy Agents”
  18. IV. Narrative
  19. Mina, “The Archive as Intervention for Teaching Reflection”
  20. Rodríguez, “‘Writing is much more than putting ink on paper’: Preservice Teachers and Socially Responsible Literacies for a Connected and Digital World”
  21. Smith, “Shooting the ‘Gifts’ of the Archives: A Convoluted Pedagogy”
  22. Afterword
  23. Appendices

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