The Rise of the Online Writing Classroom: Reflecting on the Material Conditions of College Composition Teaching

June Anne Griffin · Deborah Minter

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This essay examines the current state of online writing instruction in light of changing technologies and everyday literacies in order to understand their impact on access to higher education and on the material conditions of teaching writing.

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