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The Converging Literacies Center

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Slide 1: CLiC    "Convergence occurs . . . through . . . social interactions. . . . Each of us constructs our own personal mythology from bits and fragments of information extracted from the media flow and transformed into resources through which we make sense of our everyday lives." (Henry Jenkins, Convergence Culture, 2006)

Slide 2: Clueless Donna, 18 years old

Slide 3: Clueless       Shannon , 18 years old

Slide 4:        State Mandated Testing High School • Texas Assessment of Basic Skills (TABS) • Texas Educational Assessment of Minimum Skills (TEAMS) College • Texas Academic Skills Program (TASP)

Slide 6: Eric

Slide 8: Literacy Sponsors “Sponsors…are any agents, local or distant, concrete or abstract, who enable, support, teach, model, as well as recruit, regulate, suppress or withhold literacy—and gain advantage by it in some way.” (Deborah Brandt, “Sponsors of Literacy”)

Slide 9: What the <bleep> is CLiC? an interdisciplinary site (virtual and physical) where educators work with students and scholars work with one another to reimagine literacy education in ways that embrace multiple, diverse literacy experiences and multiple modes of communication--from the written to the aural to the digital.

Slide 13: Our Models

Slide 14: Questions Informing/Informed By CLiC • What are the material realities limiting and shaping our student’s acquisition of new literacies? • What do these realities have to teach us about literacy learning and literacy education? • How do digital literacies inform (and challenge) traditional ones? • When (why and how) are print-based, alphabetic texts absorbed by multimodal ones? • What can we learn from all this about writing and the teaching of writing?

Slide 15: “ None of us can know everything; each of us knows something; and we can put the skills together if we pool our resources and combine our skills.” –Henry Jenkins, Convergence Culture

Slide 16: CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE

Slide 17: writing center CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE

Slide 18: extensive web presence CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE writing center

Slide 19: workshop/seminar series CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE web presence writing center

Slide 20: composition programs CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE writing center workshops web presence

Slide 21: composition programs community outreach CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE writing center workshops web presence

Slide 22: scholarship CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE

Slide 23: scholarship CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE

Slide 24: scholarship CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE

Slide 25: scholarship CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE

Slide 26: scholarship CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE

Slide 27: scholarship CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE

Slide 28: scholarship CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE

Slide 29: CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE

Slide 30: fyc/bw community scholarship CLiC INFRASTRUCTURE writing center workshops web presence

Slide 31: CLiC Committee Shannon Carter (literacy studies, multiple literacies, prison literacy, basic writing) Donna Dunbar-Odom (literacy studies, working class issues, ethnography) Bill Bolin (rhetoric) Leah Wickersham (education, technology) Greg Mitchell (library) Shannon Carter ( Vaughn Wascovich (photography) Linda Matthei (anthropology/sociology)

Slide 32: Initial Plans – Year 1 • Launch CLiC website • Create CLiC multimedia workspace in the Writing Center (single station) • Present plans at regional and national conferences and area workshops • National search for new Writing Center Director (Assistant Professor) • Digital Media and Composition Institute (Ohio State University)—Donna Dunbar-Odom (Summer 2008), Shannon Carter (Summer 2007) • Examine MA/PhD program to determine CLiC’s place • Review English 101 curricula, textbook(s), and materials • Develop plans for first CLiC workshops (2008-2009) for A&M-Commerce faculty • Create student recruitment plan in response to CLiC’s projects and findings

Slide 33: Year 2 • National search for New Media Studies/Visual Rhetoric specialist (Assistant Professor) • New Writing Center Director begins • First CLiC Workshops (for A&M-Commerce faculty, in collaboration with the Professional Development Committee) • Implement first CLiC-designed curricula for First- Year Composition program (English 101) • Review English 102 curricula, textbook (Literacies in Context) and materials • Develop grant support for new multimedia equipment/lab to support video/audio compositions as well as webtexts, innovative alphabetic texts and multimodal projects • Refine and implement student recruitment plan

Slide 34: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGCJ46 vyR9o