My
commitment to multimodal composition and technological innovation in the
Face-to-Face (F2F) classroom is informed by my research and supported by
collaborative, critical, and feminist pedagogies. In 2001, Charles Moran wrote
“…computers have altered our landscape. They have changed the medium in which
some fraction of our students read and write. Therefore we, as writing
teachers, need to pay attention to what is happening.” Even though Moran wrote
this more than a decade ago, I believe his message is more relevant today than
ever. After all, our society (higher education included) has reached the point
of ubiquitous computing, a time when lived experience is mediated through
computers in such a compulsory way that we often fail to notice.