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Theories of Literacy “To really try to be informed and literate today is to feel stupid nearly all the time, and to need help.” ―David Foster Wallace

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Each week, 1-2 people will curate the ideas and writing from our class into a featured blog. We will use these blogs to connect with colleagues outside our course.

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RT @Nicole_Mirra Are you interested in re-imagining schooling and education research in this moment of disruption/possibility? @anterobot and I invite you to participate in the Speculative Education Colloquium. Learn more: bit.ly/2wFMP1L pic.twitter.com/qBbl…

This. Look for the helpers. twitter.com/chris_fr…

RT @JessicaKParker Educators and Parents! We added new #COVID19 resources to our Learning Toolbox: exploratorium.edu/le…! @exploratorium #ExploEdu (1/4)

RT @SteamLaundry Dear teachers: I cannot encourage you enough to register for this: twitter.com/AlexSVen…

RT @writingproject Latest list of resources + ideas for teaching/learning at home from our amazing partners! @stu_voice @afterschool4all @edutopia @NYTimesLearning @KQEDedspace @CommonSenseEd @facinghistory @ncte @writingproject @DigitalPromise + Kunhardt Film Foundation bit.ly/39iNSBR

RT @ElyseEA FemTechNet has been working for a long time to create digital/online learning experiences that are alternatives to a MOOC/LMS centric vision of online learning. They’ve been at this a long time and have good advice here. femtechnet.org/femin…

10 years ago, we should have taught faculty how to be better at the internet: to design for privacy, security, accessibility. Even how to use keyboard shortcuts. Anything else but lecture capture, online quizzes, and boilerplate feedback. 1/2

RT @remikalir On Monday 3/30 at 2p ET the #MarginalSyllabus hosts our third social reading session. Join us to discuss "Even Cinderella Is White: (Re)Centering Black Girls’ Voices as Literacies of Resistance." Please share this thread with article info, notes & more: educatorinnovator.or… /1 pic.twitter.com/ZRkm…

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Published January 20, 2019 at 225 × 225 in Calendar
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Dr. Kim Jaxon

California State University, Chico
Office: ARTS 262

Website: kimjaxon.com/me

Office Hours Spring 2019:
Thursdays 1:00-3:00 and by appointment

Email: kjaxon@csuchico.edu

Email for sharing Google Docs:
kjaxon@mail.csuchico.edu

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