Stacey Pigg

Listed at 6 conferences, 2006–2015, 9 listings.

Career strip

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Listings

Year	Session	Role	Affiliation as printed
2006	Green Screen Your Teaching and Learning and Living “Turning the Computer Screen Green: When Does Digital Become Natural?”	Presenter
2007	Net Results: Designing and Evaluating Digital and Sociallnfrastruc- tures for Composing	Presenter	Michigan State University → Michigan State University
2007	Using Digital Technologies to See and Hear Students' Literacies	Presenter	Michigan State University → Michigan State University
2007	Users and Losers: Labor, Technology, and the Student Experience	Presenter	Michigan Siale University
2010	Difficulties of Studying Digital Writing	Presenter	Michigan State University → Michigan State University
2010	Telling Stories about Our (Online) Selves: Exploring Online Identity on the DALN / Students in their Natural Habitat: Coffeehouse Writers Using Technology to Coordinate Space and Identity / “Who Drops Dunn?” Numeracy and Literacy in Fantasy Sports “Students in their Natural Habitat: Coffeehouse Writers Using Technology to Coordinate Space and Identity”	Presenter	Michigan State University → Michigan State University
2011	Traversing Multimodality: Temporal, Spatial & Embodied Approaches to Researching & Theorizing Complex Writing Acts “Crunchtimes and Wanderings: Time and the Composition of Writing Workflow”	Presenter	Michigan State University → Michigan State University
2012	Differential Makings: Enacting iheories of Raced Experience in Digital Writing Research and Pedagogy “Operationalizing Conocimiento: Enacting Chicana Rhetoric in Computers and Writing Pedagogy and Research”	Presenter	University of Central Florida → University of Central Florida
2015	Transcontextual Interventions in Digital Literacy Research	Presenter	University of Central Florida → University of Central Florida

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