Remix the Page
Remix the Page
Education

Education

From the Corpus to the Commons

Workshops and learning resources for teaching with LiteraryDJ.

Bring LiteraryDJ into your classroom with workshops and learning resources that support creative and critical engagement with literary remixing.

01

What You Can Learn

Participants learn to…

Read

Literature, language & analysis

  1. See how computers read

    Natural language processing

  2. Hear what makes a voice

    Literary analysis

  3. Turn writing into pictures

    Data visualization

Create

Creative practice & remix

  1. Build a controller

    Physical computing

  2. Remix writing and give credit

    Remix & authorship

  3. Write with a computer

    Generative writing

Question

Critical technologies & design

  1. Design something people use

    Interactive & experimental design

  2. Explore quantum ideas

    Quantum computing

  3. Ask good questions about AI

    AI literacy

Participants learning by doing with LiteraryDJ.

02

Where It Works

The same ideas work for a single visit or a semester unit, and for first-time writers or graduate seminars.

  • Universities & Colleges

    Guest sessions, methods workshops, and multi-week units for literature, writing, digital humanities, and computer science courses.

  • High Schools

    Single-class visits and short units that fit English, media literacy, and STEAM classes, adapted to each grade.

  • Creative Writing Workshops

    Generative prompts and revision exercises for writing groups, MFA seminars, and community writing circles.

  • Youth & Teen Programs

    Hands-on, low-prep formats for camps and out-of-school programs: remix challenges, group pieces, and a showcase to finish.

  • Libraries & Public Programs

    Drop-in remix tables, author-centered evenings, and media-literacy events for mixed-age audiences.

  • Museums & Community Spaces

    Sessions that connect a collection, a local archive, or a community's own writing to the practice of remix.