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| Id | 800 | |
| Author | Walwema J. | |
| Title | Digital notebooks: Composing with open access | |
| Reference | Walwema J.; Digital notebooks: Composing with open access ;Thinking Globally, Composing Locally: Rethinking Online Writing in the Age of the Global Internet vol: issue: page:15 |
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| Link to article | https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85052710798&doi=10.7330%2f9781607326649.c001&partnerID=40&md5=a1fc1ea7e4e6c1999250c1aab62dae71 |
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| Abstract | Online media have brought previously disparate communities together and have altered how people around the globe interact. Complicated problems now profit from degrees of collaboration never before possible, and the writing classroom can create opportunities for learning with online media in this context. Using online media such as digital notebooks can facilitate dialogic inquiry where participants can interact with peers from other cultures as they compose locally for global readerships. This chapter relates promises and challenges of such multicultural composing processes in digital spaces. © 2018 by University Press of Colorado. |
Complicated problems now profit from degrees of collaboration never before possible, and the writing classroom can create opportunities for learning with online media in this context. Thus a key to navigating international online writing contexts is to first identify friction points attempt to understand them and then devise writing approaches for specific audiences that allow us to account for or address friction points through effective communication practices. By using this Cs approach to guide our research and teaching prac- tices to address these factors those of us in technical communication and writing studies can better understand and better prepare our stu- dents to compose online in the age of global cyberspace. Specifically entries in this collection represent examples that explore these Cs areas to overview how a particular friction point can affect composing online for globally distributed audiences. Designing globally working locally: Using personas to develop online communication products for international users.
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