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Steven D. Krause

Writer, Professor, and Everything Else

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I am the author of More Than A Moment: Contextualizing the Past, Present, and Future of MOOCs, the co-editor of Invasion of the MOOCs: The Promises and Perils of Massive Open Online Courses, and the author of The Process of Research Writing, a research writing textbook. I'm a professor at Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti. Most of my teaching and scholarship focuses on the connections between writing and technology.

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I've been blogging since 2004. In the old days, I posted a lot more often, but most of those early posts were short links and things I'm more likely to post nowadays on Facebook and Twitter.

I used to run a community blog site called EMUTalk.org; here's a link to the archive for that site.

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  • Dennis G. Jerz on Online Teaching and ‘The New Normal’: A Survey of Faculty in the Midst of an Unprecedented ‘Natural Experiment’ (or, my presentation for CWCON2022)
  • Ben Reynolds on A lot of what Leonhardt said in ‘Not Good for Learning’ is just wrong
  • CCCC2022: Reasons to Confer – Preterition on CCCCs 2022 (part 1?)
  • Mike Edwards on CCCCs 2022 (part 1?)
  • On Burnout, On Rest: Pandemic Pedagogy – Jesse Rice-Evans's Teaching Portfolio on No One Should Fail a Class Because of a Fucking Pandemic

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