Keywords
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GENERAL EDITORS
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- Rebecca Frost Davis, Saint Edward’s University (rebeccad@stedwards.edu)
- Matthew K. Gold, Graduate Center, City University of New York (mgold@gc.cuny.edu)
- Katherine D. Harris, San José State University (dr.katherine.harris@gmail.com)
- Jentery Sayers, University of Victoria (jentery@uvic.ca)
CURRENT KEYWORDS
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- Access
- Affect
- Annotation
- Archive
- Assessment
- Authorship
- Blogging
- Classroom
- Code
- Collaboration
- Community
- Community College
- Curation
- Design
- Diaspora
- Digital Divides
- Disability
- ePortfolio
- Failure
- Fiction
- Fieldwork
- Future(s)
- Gaming
- Gender
- Hacking
- Hashtag
- History
- Hybrid
- Indigenous
- Information
- Interface
- Intersectionality
- Iteration
- Labor
- Language Learning
- Makerspaces
- Mapping
- Multimodal
- Network
- Online
- Open
- Play
- Poetry
- Praxis
- Professionalization
- Project Management
- Prototype
- Public
- Queer
- Race
- Reading
- Remix
- Rhetoric
- Sexuality
- Social Justice
- Sound
- Storytelling
- Text Analysis
- Video
- Visualization
A strong vote for design.
Design – It’s flexibility is unbound. It can be verbed to describe our costumes, experiments, environments, garb, plans and models – our stage. As separate from graphic design, it is the base that forms digital pedagogy and our andragogical structures.
If you’re looking for more keywords:
Digitisation
Materiality
Modularity
Programming
Another keyword that seems necessary given the current STEM climate:
DATA
This is an impressively thorough list!
You may also consider adding that tricky, sticky word critical, so often used as shorthand for “the humanities’ contribution to thinking about technology,” or just “humanities pedagogy” more generally. It can be hard to find resources that help students (and instructors) query and reflect on what that crucial word really means.
Recommended including TEXT.
It has different meanings in different genre and times.