Becoming Literary
Trevor Aleo, Jeffrey LawrenceI'm a teacher-scholar exploring how language, literature, and literacies are taught. I share essays, ideas, and conversations at the intersection of new media and the aesthetic humanities.
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Three Theses On the Literacy Crisis
I had started my last post by promising to go into further detail on a paper I co-authored that explored a pedagogical framework for teaching English in the post digital age. I plan on continuing that, but before I did, I wanted to pause an...
Drs. Karis Jones, Sarah Jerasa, & Rabani Garg Talk Teaching Digital Texts With #HackYourStack
In this episode of Conceptually Speaking, I sit down with , Sarah Jerasa, and , friends of the show and the team behind the award-winning #HackYourStack initiative, to talk about how to teach digital and networked texts and cultivate litera...
Literacy in the Postdigital Age (Part 1)
This post will be the first in a three or four part series translating, expanding, and tinkering with some frameworks and theories I’ll be sharing in a (rather delayed) special issue exploring the intersections between literary experience a...
Dr. Al Filreis Talks Pedagogy, Poetry, & The Promise of Digital Community
In this episode of Conceptually Speaking, I sit down with Dr. Al Filreis, the Kelly Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, faculty director of the Kelly Writers House, and the creator of ModPo—a free massive open online course about e...
Down with EdTech! Long live MADTech!
Digital Age 1 by Mind Vibration
As a millennial, I have a complicated relationship with technology. At this point, it’s a trite observation that my age cohort sits at an interesting inflection point in the digital revolution: Millennials a...
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teacher | researcher | ENG & EDU lecturer | literary, critical, & postdigital literacies
Associate Professor of English/Comp Lit at Rutgers, novelist, translator. Author of Anxieties of Experience: The Literatures of the Americas from Whitman to Bolaño (Oxford) and the Spanish-language novel El americano (Chatos Inhumanos)
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