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Hosted by Ryan Schwab and Eleanor Lilly
Thursday, December 12th at 3p.m. ET
Want to see simple ways you can incorporate digital resources into your course? Join the W. W. Norton Literature Team for a 30-minute workshop to explore the new and updated resources for the Fifteenth Edition of Kelly Mays's The Norton Introduction to Literature.
We will show you how you can improve student engagement and close reading with the NEW Norton Ebook Reader features, an updated InQuizitive course, and Close Reading Workshops, along with other easy-to-use resources that can be accessed through any Learning Management System, like Blackboard, Moodle, Desire2Learn, and Canvas.
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Hosted by Jesse McCarthy and Autumn Womack
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Join us for a conversation with new Norton Anthology of African American editor Jesse McCarthy and Norton Library editor Autumn Womack on the African American Literary Tradition as it stands today.
This event is free and open to all interested, and we will have time for an audience Q&A. All registrants will receive a recording of this event.
Hosted by Kelly Mays, Sarah Touborg, Eleanor Lilly
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Join the Conversation! How do you select readings that will engage students and lead to lively discussion and writing, especially in this age of AI? In this 30-minute conversation, Kelly Mays will discuss how she tries to do just that in the new fifteenth edition of her book, The Norton Introduction to Literature. Join us for an insider's look at how she searches for diverse selections from today's most exciting voices that are teachable, inclusive, and help foster close reading and confident writing. She’ll also discuss the process of writing a new chapter, Writing with Generative AI. Bring your own questions for Kelly for a live Q&A following the 30-minute conversation.
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In this online event, Martin Puchner discusses reimagining the English Department as a center of world literature—with practical steps that departments and faculty members can take to effect this transformation. |
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