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Owning Your Digital Shadow: Students’ Right to Their Own Data

preterite May 25, 2018May 25, 2018 Composition Theory, Computers, Conference Notes, Information, Intellectual Property, Openness, Technology

Here’s what I’m presenting on May 26 at the 2018 Computers and Writing conference at George Mason University. PowerPoint slides and PDF of text are available at the end of the post.

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