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Dawn Rodrigues

Listed at 6 conferences, 1989–2002, 13 listings.

Career strip

19841988199219962000200420082012201620202024 1989: presenter (1)1995: chair (1)1995: facilitator (2)1998: presenter (1)1999: workshop leader (1)1999: presenter (1)2001: chair (1)2001: presenter (3)2002: chair (1)2002: presenter (1)

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1989Issues in Computerized Collaboration
“Electronic Mail in the English Class: Its Place and Potential”
Presenter Colorado State University → Colorado State University
1995Campus Wide Writing Environments in Times of Technological ChangeChair
1995A Workshop for Authors: Publishing Scholarship and Research on Computers and WritingFacilitator Kennesaw State College
1995Building Authentic. Communities in Virtual SpacesFacilitator Kennesaw State College
1998Technology and Teaching in Different Contexts: Finding the Right Mix
“Making it Work: Moving from Compressed Video to a Web- Integrated Composition Course”
Presenter University of Texas at Brownsville → Texas Southmost College
1999Evaluating Distance Learning Courses: Technological Challenges.Coordinator
1999Evaluating Distance Learning Courses: Technological Challenges.Presenter
2001Blazing Trails Up the Digital DivideModerator
2001Blazing Trails Up the Digital Divide
“The Title V Perspective for Critical Technology and Literacy”
Presenter
2001Teaching Online Courses: When the Course Author is Not the Only Instructor
“Teaching Online Courses: When the Course Author is Not the Only Instructor”
Presenter
2001Bones, Phones, and Fingertips: ‘Ambiscriptual’ Iterations of Writing TechnologiesPresenter
2002Connecting to Contemporary Culture: Citizenship and Web-based Civic DiscourseModerator
2002Connecting to Contemporary Culture: Citizenship and Web-based Civic Discourse
“The Web as Reading and Writing Text”
Presenter

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