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Emily Legg

Listed at 6 conferences, 2010–2015, 7 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2010OMG! What Happened to My Ethos?: What Passes for Evidence and Credibility in the Digital Age and How We (and Our Students) Can Use It / From Third Person Writer to First Person Speaker: Facebook, Real-Time, and the Refocus of Ethos In/With the Composition Student / “Now What?” Negotiating the Methodological Challenges of Digital Research
“From Third Person Writer to First Person Speaker: Facebook, Real-Time, and the Refocus of Ethos In/With the Composition Student”
Presenter Purdue University → Purdue University West Lafayette
2011Hacking Hopefalls: Using Transformative Play to Interrogate University StructuresPresenter Purdue University → Purdue University West Lafayette
2012Writing of the Body: Digital Tools and the Transformation of Hegemonic Spaces
“Writing Our Way(s): (Re)Negotiating Native American Identities Through/With Technology”
Presenter Purdue University → Purdue University West Lafayette
2013Examining Automation and Interfaces with/through Writing Technologies in the Classroom: Past, Present, FutureChair Purdue University → Purdue University West Lafayette
2013Examining Automation and Interfaces with/through Writing Technologies in the Classroom: Past, Present, FuturePresenter Purdue University → Purdue University West Lafayette
2014Decentering Whiteness in the Digital Humanities Through/With Decolonial MethodologiesPresenter Purdue University → Purdue University West Lafayette
2015Cloud Storage as Friend and Foe in Documenting and Archiving Pedagogical PracticesPresenter Purdue University → Purdue University West Lafayette

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