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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Acknowledgements
  3. Foreword
  4. Introducing Troubles Online
  5. 1. Caring Online: A Justice-Oriented Approach to Online Pedagogy
  6. 2. Virtual Bodies, Material Implications: Black Feminist Epistemology as a Framework for Online Education
  7. 3. Critical Digital Pandemic-Based Pedagogy: A Conversation with Jesse Stommel and Sean Michael Morris
  8. 4. Online Social Work Education in Canada: Disappearing Disability in the Academy
  9. 5. Ethical Challenges of Digital Technology and the Utah Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
  10. 6. Poetic Journeys: College Students with Disabilities Navigating Unanticipated Transitions during the Pandemic
  11. 7. Materializing Access in the Dematerialized Space of Higher Education Online Classrooms
  12. 8. Students as Designers, not Consumers: Framing Accessible, Participatory Learning as a Social Justice Approach to Online Course Design
  13. 9. Making Accessible Media: An Interview
  14. 10. Moments of Reckoning in Learning and Belonging in Spaces of Postsecondary Education with/beyond COVID-19
  15. Conclusion
  16. Contributors

Contents

  1. Acknowledgements
  2. Foreword
  3. Jay Dolmage
  4. Introducing Troubles Online
  5. Chelsea Temple Jones and Fady Shanouda
  6. 1.  Caring Online: A Justice-Oriented Approach to Online Pedagogy
  7. Jenna Reid and Fady Shanouda
  8. 2.  Virtual Bodies, Material Implications: Black Feminist Epistemology as a Framework for Online Education
  9. Felicita Arzu-Carmichael
  10. 3.  Critical Digital Pandemic-Based Pedagogy: A Conversation with Jesse Stommel and Sean Michael Morris
  11. Chelsea Temple Jones and Curtis Maloley
  12. 4.  Online Social Work Education in Canada: Disappearing Disability in the Academy
  13. Kimberlee Collins, Kristin Smith, and Donna Jeffery
  14. 5.  Ethical Challenges of Digital Technology and the Utah Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
  15. Elena G.  Garcia and Erika Johnson
  16. 6.  Poetic Journeys: College Students with Disabilities Navigating Unanticipated Transitions during the Pandemic
  17. Mina Chun
  18. 7.  Materializing Access in the Dematerialized Space of Higher Education Online Classrooms
  19. Fiona Cheuk and Esther Ignagni
  20. 8.  Students as Designers, not Consumers: Framing Accessible, Participatory Learning as a Social Justice Approach to Online Course Design
  21. Hannah L. Stevens and Mary McCall
  22. 9.  Making Accessible Media: An Interview
  23. Nathan Whitlock and Anne Zbitnew
  24. 10.  Moments of Reckoning in Learning and Belonging in Spaces of Postsecondary Education with/beyond COVID-19
  25. Jessica Vorstermans and Elizabeth Mohler
  26. Conclusion
  27. Lisanne Binhammer
  28. Contributors

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