[Air-l] [Fwd: Announcing: H-Digirhet]

[Douglas Eyman]

Greetings! I wanted to pass on the announcement of a new list dedicated 
to exploring "digital rhetoric" -- what is it? How is it enacted? What 
is the relationship between digital rhetoric and classical rhetoric, 
digital rhetoric and visual rhetoric, digital rhetoric and digital 
literacy? Please consider joining the conversation if you are interested 
in questions like these. We're hoping for a broadly interdisciplinary 
group, and I'm particularly hopeful that folks on this list will be 
interested in signing up too. (And feel free to forward as appropriate, 
thanks!)

Doug



ANNOUNCING H-Digirhet: H-Net Network for Digital Rhetoric

Member of: H-Net: Humanities and Social Sciences Online

ABOUT H-Digirhet

H-Digirhet provides an online discussion space for teachers,
researchers, and scholars who are working at the intersections of
writing, rhetoric, communication, and digital technologies, focusing on
issues of digital composition, computer-mediated communication (CMC),
digital literacy, information and communication technologies (ICTs),
human-computer interaction (HCI) and digital rhetoric.

Like all H-Net lists, H-Digirhet is moderated to edit out material that,
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