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Todd Taylor

Listed at 6 conferences, 1995–2015, 10 listings.

Career strip

19841988199219962000200420082012201620202024 1995: facilitator (1)1995: presenter (1)1996: presenter (1)1998: presenter (1)1999: workshop leader (1)1999: presenter (2)2001: chair (1)2001: presenter (1)2015: presenter (1)

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1995Crossing the Border of Technophobia: Instructor Reslstance In the Computer-Mediated Classroom
“What It Means to be Technophobic: A Working Definition for Instructors, Students, and Critics”
Presenter University of South Florida → University of South Florida
1995Crossing Borders with the World Wide Web: Innovation in Writing Instruction and AdministrationFacilitator University of South Florida → University of South Florida
1996Deeply, Madly, Electronically: Web Porn, Virtual Bodies, and the Online Classroom
“Contending with Sex: Web Porn and Public Battles Over the Writing Classroom”
Presenter University of South Florida → University of South Florida
1998Academic Labor and the Shock of TechnologyPresenter University of North Carolina
1999Technologically Incorrect: A Rambunctious Roundtable on Controversial Issues.Coordinator
1999Technologically Incorrect: A Rambunctious Roundtable on Controversial Issues.Presenter
1999Half-Day Workshop: Practical Applications of Word and Netscape/Explorer for Writing Courses
“Half-Day Workshop: Practical Applications of Word and Netscape/Explorer for Writing Courses”
Presenter University ofNorth Carolina
2001Wireless Networking, Student-Owned Laptops, and Large-Scale Technology Initiatives: A Carolina Case Study
“The Achieved Utopia of a Standard, Campus wide Software Load”
Presenter
2001Technologically Incorrect II: A Rambunctious Roundtable on Controversial IssuesModerator
2015Video & Sound
“Lessons from the Video Editing Interface”
Presenter University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill → University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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