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Colleen A. Reilly

Listed at 6 conferences, 1995–2011, 7 listings.

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19841988199219962000200420082012201620202024 1995: presenter (1)2004: presenter (1)2005: chair (1)2005: presenter (1)2008: presenter (1)2010: presenter (1)2011: presenter (1)

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1995Session 6.A (Individual Presentations)
“The Internet: The Potential for New Literacies in Virtual Spaces”
Presenter Purdue University → Purdue University West Lafayette
2004Making Decisions: Evaluating Writing Technologies for Distance- Learning EnvironmentsPresenter University of North Carolina-Wilmington → University of North Carolina Wilmington
2005Beyond CIWIC: Possibilities and Pedagogical Interventions One Year LaterModerator
2005Beyond CIWIC: Possibilities and Pedagogical Interventions One Year LaterPresenter University of North Carolina Wilmington → University of North Carolina Wilmington
2008Broadening the Source: Strategies for Digital Composing and Editing
“Materializing Virtual Composing: Locating Models and Analogies to Aid Students to Develop Multiliteracies”
Presenter University of North Carolina Wilmington → University of North Carolina Wilmington
2010Wikiality in an Age of Truthiness: Composing Literacies for a Colbert-ed Nation / Inventing Abundance: Exploring Virtuality through Versionable Composing. / Teaching Wikipedia as a Mirrored Technology
“Teaching Wikipedia as a Mirrored Technology”
Presenter University of North Carolina Wilmington → University of North Carolina Wilmington
2011Motion in Theory: Mobile Learners, Mobile Memes, and Mobile Access as Culturally Grounded Rhetorical Action
“Mapping an invisible college: Locating connections between open access journals and other web-based texts”
Presenter University of North Carolina Wilmington → University of North Carolina Wilmington

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