Rethinking Language Use in Digital Africa: Technology and Communication in Sub-Saharan Africa

Contents
 Contributors
 Introduction

Part 1: Multilingual Practices
1. Leketi Makalela - Multilingual Literacies and Technology in Africa: Towards Ubuntu Digital Translanguaging
2. Epimaque Niyibizi, Cyprien Niyomugabo & Juliet Perumal - Translanguaging in the Rwandan Social Media: New Meaning Making in a Changing Society

Part 2: Linguistic and Cultural Maintenance
3. Elvis ResCue & G. Edzordzi Agbozo - Creating Translated Interfaces: The Representations of African Languages and Cultures in Digital Media
4. Kirsty Rowan - Mdocumentation: Combining New Technologies and Language Documentation to Promote Multilingualism in Nubian Heritage Language Learners of the Diaspora

Part 3: The Effects of Communication Outside Africa
5. Sarah Ogbay & Goodith White - A Network of Anger and Hope: An Investigation of Communication on a Feminist Activist Facebook Website, The Network of Eritrean Women (RENEW)
6. Bonny Norton - Identity, Language and Literacy in an African Digital Landscape
7. Susanna Sacks - Networked Poetics: WhatsApp Poetry Groups and Malawian Aesthetic Networks

Part 4: Language Change
8. Abdulmalik Yusuf Ofemile - Human–Agent Interaction: L1-mode Intelligent Software Agents Instructing Nigerian L2 Speakers of English During Assembly Tasks

 Conclusion: Digital Technology and African Multilingualism
 Index