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November CCCCWI Speaker Series - Multilingual Writers in Digital Space

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English: Alexandra Krasova — a PhD Candidate in Composition and Applied Linguistics at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a 2021-22 CCCC Wikipedia Graduate Fellow — shares her research on multilingual students’ writing practices and reflects on multilingual writers’ experiences in digital space. She explains why it is important to include multilingual writers to promote digital equity and inclusivity. Finally, Alexandra focuses on multilinguals in Wikipedia and discusses the reasons why their practices vary and how it contributes to knowledge equity.
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