Justice oriented Teaching and Social Annotation with Remi Kalir

From Nathan Feemster February 09, 2022

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Dr. Kalir will present a fresh take on the centuries-old practice of annotation, explore the creative and critical qualities of this everyday reading and writing practice, and discuss the importance of social annotation for justice-oriented teaching and learning.

Remi Kalir, PhD, is an Associate Professor of Learning Design and Technology at the University of Colorado Denver School of Education and Human Development.

Remi is a scholar of annotation. He researches how annotation facilitates social, collaborative, and equitable learning. For additional information about his research, read Remi’s publications, recent blog posts, or his CV.

Links from the talk:

Here are links to the #Annotate2022

January 2022 -

https://remikalir.com/blog/annotate22-january/

February 2022-

https://remikalir.com/blog/annotate22-january/

SharpieActivism:

https://diversebooks.org/sharpieactivism-annotating-books-as-a-movement-for-change/

#AnnotatedSyllabus:

https://remikalir.com/annotatedsyllabus/

Example of use in English Courses:

https://web.hypothes.is/blog/1000-students-and-20000-annotations/