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“And Sometimes We Debate”: How Networking Transforms What Professional Writers Know

Abstract

The authors argue that social media networking is essential for building writers’ self-agency and suggest ways to teach networking as a transformative writing practice in the classroom. By learning about networking as a transformative practice, students also can think critically about who is in their networks, how to amplify underrepresented voices and ideas, and how to network ethically.

Keywords:
Transformative learning Agency (philosophy) Sociology Pedagogy Social media Public relations Engineering ethics Psychology Political science Computer science Engineering World Wide Web Social science

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Topics

Wikis in Education and Collaboration
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Communication
Publishing and Scholarly Communication
Social Sciences →  Arts and Humanities →  History and Philosophy of Science
Digital Humanities and Scholarship
Social Sciences →  Arts and Humanities →  Literature and Literary Theory

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