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Rebekah Shultz Colby

Listed at 16 conventions, 2009–2027, 23 listings. Printed as: Rebekah Shultz Colby (21), Rebekah Shultz-Colby (1), Rebekah Colby (1).

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speakerchairrespondentfacilitatorother Grey band: 2000–2003, not in the corpus.

Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2009Fluidity, Reflexivity, and Pet Squirrels: Rethinking Research and Writing in the DisciplinesSpeakers University of Denver, CO → University of Denver
2010Gaming and Electronic Spaces: Shaping the Posthuman Student
“Gendered Agents in World of Warcraft”
Speakers University of Denver, CO → University of Denver
2011How It Comes Together—Or Not: Major Findings from a Four-Year Longitudinal Study of Undergraduate WritersSpeakers University of Denver, CO → University of Denver
2012Authority through Gameplay: Videogames as Discursive
“Authoring the Player: ESL Students Write to Play”
Speakers University of Denver, CO → University of Denver
2013Procedural Rhetorics In, On, and About the Public
“Gaming Literacies and the Ideologies of Play”
Speakers University of Denver, CO → University of Denver
2015What Can Writing Teachers Learn (and Fear) from MOOCs?
“Using Online Writing Spaces to Offer Writing Feedback in MOOCs”
Speakers University of Denver, CO → University of Denver
2016State of Play: Gaming, Writing, Teaching, and Research
“Trends in Game-based Writing Pedagogy”
Speakers University of Denver → University of Denver
2016Play as Activism: Using Game-Based Pedagogy to BuildSpeakers University of Denver → University of Denver
2017Analog Gaming/Multimodal WritingSpeakers University of Denver → University of Denver
2018Transforming Experience into Research: Empirical Methods for Game Studies in Writing and RhetoricSpeakers University of Denver, CO → University of Denver
2019Performing Games/Performing Composition: Playing, Imagining, and Creating Embodied Rhetorics in the Writing ClassroomSpeakers University of Denver, CO → University of Denver
2019Remixing Performance in GamesWorkshop Facilitators University of Denver, CO → University of Denver
2020Council for Play and Game Studies Standing GroupChair University of Denver → University of Denver
2020The Commonplaces of Gaming: In the Classroom, Community, and Its RulesSpeakers University of Denver → University of Denver
2023Doing Hope through Teaching and Designing Games for Social Change
“Designing Affective Game Systems for Social Change”
Speakers University of Denver → University of Denver
2024Role-Playing Peer Review: Games and Gatekeepers—Round TwoSpeaker(s) University of Denver → University of Denver
2024AI-Assistive Writing Tools: Lessons of Circulation, Peer Review, and Student AttitudesSpeaker(s) University of Denver → University of Denver
2025Persuasive Games: Rhetorically Remixing Games and Writing AssignmentsSpeaker(s) University of Denver → University of Denver
2025Persuasive Games: Rhetorically Remixing Games and Writing AssignmentsSpeaker(s) University of Denver → University of Denver
2025Council for Play and Game Studies: Business MeetingSpeaker(s) University of Denver → University of Denver
2026Play Matters: Games and/as Writing AssignmentsWorkshop Leader University of Denver → University of Denver
2026Council for Play and Game Studies Business MeetingStanding Group or Caucus Chair University of Denver → University of Denver
2027CPGS Game Jam: Designing Possible Futures through Game Design ConstraintsWorkshop Leader University of Denver → University of Denver

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