Heidi Skurat Harris
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Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Writing
Also affiliated: Concordia University Chicago (2020); Eastern Oregon University (2011–2012)
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Heidi Skurat Harris's research focuses on online learning environments, specifically investigating student motivations, instructor presence, and teaching methodologies. Her work examines how to create effective online writing instruction through user-centered design and rapport-building strategies. Harris has published on common traits of successful online and face-to-face classes, drawing on student survey data to identify key factors for student satisfaction and success. She also investigates the preparation of graduate students for teaching writing online, exploring aspects of immersion, reflection, and potential failures in this pedagogical context. Harris's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 10, with a total of 50 publications and 334 citations. She has collaborated with George M. Jensen, Rebecca A. Glazier, Karen Kuralt, and Melvin Beavers, all from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, on multiple publications.
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- h-index: 10
- Publications: 48
- Citations: 334
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Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Writing publications 2014–2026University of Arkansas at Little Rock Institution web page
Selected Publications
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From correspondence to cloud: The history of research and online writing instruction (2026)
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Chapter 14. Reflective Learning in Data Storytelling (2024)
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Wayfinding in Distance Learning: Finding Our Way Through Times of Stress in Online Writing Graduate Programs (2023)
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What the COVID pandemic taught us about creating inclusive, anti-racist, and accessible online writing classes and programs (2022)
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Foreword: Turning Research into Practice, (2021)
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Instructor Presence and Student Satisfaction Across Modalities: Survey Data on Student Preferences in Online and On-Campus Courses (2021)
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Chapter 11. Create, Support, and Facilitate Personal Online Writing Courses in Online Writing Programs (2021)
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Foreword: Turning Research into Practice, (2021)
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Using Multimedia for Instructor Presence in Purposeful Pedagogy-Driven Online Technical Writing Courses (2020)
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Using Multimedia for Instructor Presence in Purposeful Pedagogy-Driven Online Technical Writing Courses (2020)
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Common Traits of the Best Online and Face-to-face Classes: Evidence from Student Surveys (2020)
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User-Centered Design as a Foundation for Effective Online Writing Instruction (2018)
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Immersion, Reflection, Failure: Teaching Graduate Students to Teach Writing Online (2017)
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Over, under, or through (2017)
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Chapter 13. Preparing Students for OWI (2015)
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- User-Centered Design as a Foundation for Effective Online Writing Instruction
- Over, under, or through
- Using Multimedia for Instructor Presence in Purposeful Pedagogy-Driven Online Technical Writing Courses
- Using Multimedia for Instructor Presence in Purposeful Pedagogy-Driven Online Technical Writing Courses
- Instructor Presence and Student Satisfaction Across Modalities: Survey Data on Student Preferences in Online and On-Campus Courses
- Common Traits of the Best Online and Face-to-face Classes: Evidence from Student Surveys
- Chapter 11. Create, Support, and Facilitate Personal Online Writing Courses in Online Writing Programs
- Wayfinding in Distance Learning: Finding Our Way Through Times of Stress in Online Writing Graduate Programs
- Immersion, Reflection, Failure: Teaching Graduate Students to Teach Writing Online
- Immersion, Reflection, Failure: Teaching Graduate Students to Teach Writing Online
- Immersion, Reflection, Failure: Teaching Graduate Students to Teach Writing Online
- Chapter 13. Preparing Students for OWI
- Chapter 11. Create, Support, and Facilitate Personal Online Writing Courses in Online Writing Programs
- Chapter 11. Create, Support, and Facilitate Personal Online Writing Courses in Online Writing Programs
- Translation, Transformation, and "Taking it Back": Moving between Face-to-Face and Online Writing in the Disciplines
- Translation, Transformation, and "Taking it Back": Moving between Face-to-Face and Online Writing in the Disciplines
- Translation, Transformation, and "Taking it Back": Moving between Face-to-Face and Online Writing in the Disciplines
- Introduction to the Special Issue on WAC/WID at Rural, Regional, and Satellite Campuses
- What the COVID pandemic taught us about creating inclusive, anti-racist, and accessible online writing classes and programs
- What the COVID pandemic taught us about creating inclusive, anti-racist, and accessible online writing classes and programs
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