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Fred Kemp

Listed at 13 conferences, 1989–2007, 23 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1989Collaborative Instruction: Theory & Practice
“Computer-Based Writing Instruction Without a Computer Network”
Presenter Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
1990A Comparative Study Of Two Large Com- Puter Writing Labs: Wha T Policies And Instructional Arrangements Make The Best Use Of Computer Facilities?Chair Texas Tech → Texas Tech University
1995Crossing the Border of Technophobia: Instructor Reslstance In the Computer-Mediated ClassroomRespondent Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
1995Entering the Borders of the Composition Essay Through the Interactive Feedback of Networked Computer-Based ClassroomsChair
1995The Underground Computerist: Starting and Administering a Computer-Based Writing Effort in an English Department that Doesn't Really Want It
“The Underground Computerist: Starting and Administering a Computer-Based Writing Effort in an English Department that Doesn't Really Want It”
Presenter Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
1995Building Authentic. Communities in Virtual SpacesFacilitator Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
1996Disassembling the Traditional Classroom Walls: Teaching in the Virtual World Of MoosPresiding
1996Soul Asylum: Call for an Interdiscipline
“The English Department Volunteer Computerist: A Study in Enthusiastic Masochism, Inevitable Burnout and What We Should Do About It”
Presenter Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
1998Invention as the Mother of Necessity: Introducing Electronic Conferencing Software to Students and Teachers of Writing, a Campus Community, and an Administration
“A Publisher's Armageddon: Creating the Classroom MultiText Through the World Wide Web”
Presenter Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
1998Town Hall Session I ,/The Way We Will Have Become: The Future (Histories) of Computers and Writing The Computers in WritingPresenter
1999Academic Labor, Academic Work, and Change
“Beyond the Computer-based Classroom: What's Next?”
Presenter
1999The Battle beyond the Millenium: The WEB Versus the Teacher Culture. Are We Ready to Rumble?
“The Battle beyond the Millenium: The WEB Versus the Teacher Culture. Are We Ready to Rumble?”
Presenter
2000The Perfect Online Comp Course Management SystemPresenter Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
2001Technologically Incorrect II: A Rambunctious Roundtable on Controversial IssuesPresenter
2001Bones, Phones, and Fingertips: ‘Ambiscriptual’ Iterations of Writing TechnologiesPresenter
2002Technology Innovation in Composition Program Administration: The Devil and all the DetailsModerator
2002Technology Innovation in Composition Program Administration: The Devil and all the Details
“Conceiving the Inconceivable and Enjoying Every Minute of It”
Presenter
2003The Challenges and Opportunities of Ubiquitous ComputingPresenter Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
2004New Strategies in Assessment II
“Mining 200,000 Student Drafts and Comments: What Databases Are Teaching Us About Effective Commentary”
Presenter Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
2006Coalescing Assessment Communities > Building Knowledge > Individuating Through ICONModerator
2006What Really Matters? Considering Technological Approaches to Supporting Writing Instruction
“Management Matters: Supplying the Missing Link between Theory and Learning”
Presenter
2006Using Online Databases to Understand and Improve Writing InstructionPresenter
2007Closing the Loop in Cyberspace: Online Learning Environments as Sites for Assessing Learning and TeachingPresenter Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University

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