Joel Schneier

Joel Schneier, Ph.D.

Biography

My name is Joel Schneier. I earned a Ph.D. from the Communication, Rhetoric, & Digital Media program at North Carolina State University, and I am currently a Lecturer at the University of Central Florida in the Department of Writing & Rhetoric.

My research investigates questions at the intersection of mobile communication, writing, and sociolinguistics. I have conducted studies that have examined how young children play mobile Minecraft collaboratively, how individuals write on mobile devices, how facial expressions of emotions are interwoven into the writing process, and how a language diversity curriculum impacts first-year writing students. My single-author research has been published in Written Communication and Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence, and my co-authored research has been published in College English, New Media & Society, Mobile Media & Communication, the Journal of Interactive Teaching & Pedagogy, and Digital Humanities Quarterly.

My teaching experience has included classes in First-Year Composition, Writing Studies, Professional Writing, Linguistics, and Science Technology & Society.


Education

  • Ph.D. in Communication, Rhetoric, & Digital Media from North Carolina State University (2019)
  • M.A. in English (Sociolinguistics, Writing & Rhetoric) from North Carolina State University (2013)
  • B.A. in English (Creative Writing, Writing & Rhetoric) from James Madison University (2007)

Selected Publications

Articles/Essays

Book Sections/Chapters

  • Schneier, J. (2020). “You Broke Minecraft”: Hybrid play and the materialization of game spaces through mobile Minecraft Play. In de Souza e Silva, A., & Glover-Rijkse (Eds.), Hybrid Play: Crossing boundaries in game design, player identities, and play spaces. Routledge.
  • Schneier, J. (2019). Is text-messaging changing how I write and speak? In Myrick, C. & Wolfram, W. (Eds.), The Five-Minute Linguist: Bite-sized Essays on Language and Languages, 3rd Edition.
  • Childs, B and Schneier, J. (2018). Language and the internet in the New South. In Reaser, J., Wilbanks, E., Wojcik, K., & Wolfram, W. (Eds.), Language Variety in the New South: Contemporary Perspectives on Change and Variation (pp 62-77). Chapel Hill, NC: UNC Press.

Courses

Course Number Course Title Mode Date and Time Syllabus
83731 ENC1102 Composition Ⅱ Web-Based (W) Unavailable
No Description Available
83732 ENC1102 Composition Ⅱ Web-Based (W) Unavailable
No Description Available
83141 ENC3417 Literacy and Technology Web-Based (W) Unavailable
No Description Available
83909 ENC4416 Writing in Digital Environ Web-Based (W) Unavailable
No Description Available
Course Number Course Title Mode Session Date and Time Syllabus
52202 ENC3417 Literacy and Technology Web-Based (W) A Unavailable
No Description Available
Course Number Course Title Mode Date and Time Syllabus
18309 ENC1101 Composition Ⅰ Mixed Mode (M) Unavailable
No Description Available
18987 ENC1101 Composition Ⅰ Mixed Mode (M) Unavailable
No Description Available
17787 ENC1102 Composition Ⅱ Mixed Mode (M) Unavailable
No Description Available
17796 ENC1102 Composition Ⅱ Mixed Mode (M) Unavailable
No Description Available

Updated: Nov 27, 2023