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Colleen Reilly

Listed at 7 conferences, 2001–2013, 10 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2001MOOre Unique Pedagogy Thoughts and Considerations
“Disrupting “Conversational Cohesion”: Synchronous Chat Spaces in Face-to-Face Writing Classes”
Presenter
2002Active Hypertext: Revisioning and Positioning KairosPresenter
2003Reaching Out: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Document Analysis and Design
“Applying Weblog Analysis Data”
Presenter University of North Carolina at Wilmington → University of North Carolina Wilmington
2004Expanding our Approach: Applying Interdisciplinary Theories and Methodologies to the Analysis and Production of Electronic PublicationModerator University of North Carolina-Wilmington → University of North Carolina Wilmington
2004Expanding our Approach: Applying Interdisciplinary Theories and Methodologies to the Analysis and Production of Electronic Publication
“Determining What Counts: Evaluating Theoretical Approaches to Print Citations of Electronic Texts”
Presenter University of North Carolina-Wilmington → University of North Carolina Wilmington
2004The Politics and Prospects of Publishing in Computers and WritingPresenter University of North Carolina, Wilmington → University of North Carolina Wilmington
2008Panel Discussion of WebO/Vista Proprietary SoftwareModerator University of North Carolina - Wilm-
2012Reveling in the Conjoining of the Sensible and the Digital: Art Practices of iechnology and Human
“Thomas T. Stanley: "Ghostdance Generation: Musical Responsibility in Periapocalyptic Times" Tesia Kosmalski: "Wearable, projective sound as a tool of textual intervention for today's flaneuse." Assessing Digital Writing: Opportunities and Challenges for Programs and Instructors Our roundtable will lead a nuanced discussion about specific opportunities and challenges related to assessing students' digital writing for instructors and programs. The five members of our roundtable bring a variety of expertise related to the assessment of digital writing at all levels from the individual course to the program to a university-wide system that serves local students as well as those from other institutions. We will highlight the concerns raised in our local contexts and facilitate an exchange of ideas, issues, and new approaches to the as sessment of digital writing.”
Presenter University of North Carolina Wilmington → University of North Carolina Wilmington
2013Archives and Other Multiliterate PracticesChair University of North Carolina Wilmington → University of North Carolina Wilmington
2013Archives and Other Multiliterate Practices
“Data lives: Tracing information and locating connections through digital research methods”
Presenter University of North Carolina Wilmington → University of North Carolina Wilmington

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