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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Acknowledgements
  3. Introduction: Priorities of Praxis: Using Feminist Pedagogy to (Re)Imagine Online Classrooms
  4. Part 1: Promoting Connections, Reflexivity, and Embodiment
    1. 1. Feminist Pedagogy and Collaborative Meaning Making
    2. 2. Co-Watching as Feminist Transformative Pedagogy
    3. 3. Collaborative Online Course Design
    4. 4. Feminist Moves for Community in Online Discussions
  5. Part 2: Building Equity, Cooperation, and Co-Education
    1. 5. Building Participatory Spaces in Online Classrooms
    2. 6. Technology Integration in Online Feminist Pedagogy
    3. 7. Consciousness Raising and Trauma-Informed Practice
    4. 8. Social Annotation as Feminist Praxis
  6. Part 3: Creating Cultures of Care in the Online Classroom
    1. 9. Humanizing Online Learning with Feminist Pedagogy
    2. 10. What Does It Mean to “Humanize” Online Teaching?
    3. 11. Care, Identity, and Empowerment in Emergency Remote Teaching
  7. Part 4: Interrogating Knowledge Production, Social Inequality, and Power
    1. 12. Using Feminist Pedagogy in Online Geography Courses
    2. 13. Cryptoparties as Sites of Feminist Pedagogy
    3. 14. Surveillance and Data in Online Classrooms
  8. Conclusion: Online Feminist Pedagogy: Future Learning Experiences Speculated
  9. Contributors

Contents

  1. Acknowledgements
  2. Introduction: Priorities of Praxis: Using Feminist Pedagogy to (Re)Imagine Online Classrooms
  3. Jacquelyne Thoni Howard, Niya Bond, Liv Newman, and Clare Daniel
  4. Part 1: Promoting Connections, Reflexivity, and Embodiment
  5. 1.   Feminist Pedagogy and Collaborative Meaning Making
  6. Letizia Guglielmo
  7. 2.   Co-Watching as Feminist Transformative Pedagogy
  8. Jo Hemlatha, Saanchi Saxena, and Rujuta Date
  9. 3.   Collaborative Online Course Design
  10. Rebecca Cottrell and Ann Obermann
  11. 4.   Feminist Moves for Community in Online Discussions
  12. Stephanie Rollag Yoon, Jana Lo Bello Miller, and Staci Gilpin
  13. Part 2: Building Equity, Cooperation, and Co-Education
  14. 5.   Building Participatory Spaces in Online Classrooms
  15. Bridget A. Kriner
  16. 6.   Technology Integration in Online Feminist Pedagogy
  17. Xinyue Ren
  18. 7.   Consciousness Raising and Trauma-Informed Practice
  19. Ashley Glassburn
  20. 8.   Social Annotation as Feminist Praxis
  21. Clare Daniel
  22. Part 3: Creating Cultures of Care in the Online Classroom
  23. 9.   Humanizing Online Learning with Feminist Pedagogy
  24. Nandita Gurjar and Priya Gurjar
  25. 10.   What Does It Mean to “Humanize” Online Teaching?
  26. Dana L. Rognlie, Kathryn E. Frazier, and Elizabeth A. Siler
  27. 11.   Care, Identity, and Empowerment in Emergency Remote Teaching
  28. Nadia V. Jaramillo Cherrez and Enilda Romero-Hall
  29. Part 4: Interrogating Knowledge Production, Social Inequality, and Power
  30. 12.   Using Feminist Pedagogy in Online Geography Courses
  31. Karen S. Barton
  32. 13.   Cryptoparties as Sites of Feminist Pedagogy
  33. Sarah Payne, Steven James Mockler, Sarah Lohnes Watulak, and Amy Collier
  34. 14.   Surveillance and Data in Online Classrooms
  35. Jacquelyne Thoni Howard
  36. Conclusion: Online Feminist Pedagogy: Future Learning Experiences Speculated
  37. Enilda Romero-Hall, Nadia Awaida, Maha Bali, Aras Bozkurt, Chloe Raub, Catharyn Shelton, and Sukaina Walji
  38. Contributors

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