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Ann Hill Duin
Listed at 6 conventions, 1998–2021, 8 listings.
Career strip
2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 1998
1998: chair (1) 1998: speaker (1) 1999: chair (1) 1999: speaker (1) 2015: chair (1) 2017: speaker (1) 2020: facilitator (1) 2021: speaker (1)
speaker chair respondent facilitator other Grey band: 2000–2003, not in the corpus.
Listings
Year Session Role Affiliation as printed
1998 Convergence of Online and Resident Technical Communication Instruction Chair
University of Minnesota, St. Paul → University of Minnesota 1998 Convergence of Online and Resident Technical Communication Instruction “Politics, Economics, and Culture in Online Education” Speaker
University of Minnesota, St. Paul → University of Minnesota 1999 A Culture of Presence: Context, Community, and Communi cation Pedagogy in Electronic Learning Environments Chair
University of Minnesota, St. Paul → University of Minnesota 1999 A Culture of Presence: Context, Community, and Communi cation Pedagogy in Electronic Learning Environments “Framing Prin ciples and Policies for Leveraging Technical Communication Content in the Global Marketplace” Presenters
University of Minnesota, St. Paul → University of Minnesota 2015 Wearable Computing, Wearable Composing Co-Chairs
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis → University of Minnesota 2017 Cultivating Code Literacy “Investigating Wearables for Composition Pedagogy” Speakers
University of Minnesota → University of Minnesota 2020 Engaging the Global: Constructing Commonplaces Workshop Facilitators
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities → University of Minnesota 2021 Teaching Digital Literacy in the Writing Classroom Speakers
University of Minnesota–Twin Cities → University of Minnesota
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