Bob Whipple

Listed at 11 conferences, 1997–2013, 15 listings.

Career strip

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Listings

Year	Session	Role	Affiliation as printed
1997	Writing an Instructional Computing Culture “Writing an Instructional Computing Culture”	Presenter	Creighton University → Creighton University
2000	Technology as Cross-Cultural Agent “Socialization and the Cyberclass : A Jesuit Perspective”	Presenter	Creighton University → Creighton University
2001	Dealing With Technology: Administrators Speak Out	Moderator
2001	Dealing With Technology: Administrators Speak Out “Fitting Technology to Mission”	Presenter
2002	The Problem of Pedagogy in Computer-Based Writing Instruction	Moderator
2002	The Problem of Pedagogy in Computer-Based Writing Instruction “Freedom and Anxiety in an Online Writing Class”	Presenter
2003	No Instructor Left Behind: Helping Reluctant Faculty Keep Pace with the Burgeoning Possibilities of Computer Based Writing Instruction	Presenter	Creighton University → Creighton University
2005	Hardlines on Hardware	Presenter	Creighton University → Creighton University
2006	Following New Media: Assessment, Evaluation, and the (Accidental) Collage “Evaluating Student ‘Newmediations’: Foundational Principles and Generational Questions”	Presenter
2007	The New Writing Process “This is Not Your Father's Writing Process”	Presenter	Creighton University → Creighton University
2008	In Pursuit of the Stolen (Content) Vehicle: Books, TVs, and Assorted (Digital) Thievery “Collection' As Composition: A 21 st Century Commonplace Book”	Presenter	Creighton University → Creighton University
2008	The Instability of New Media Performed in One-Minute Provocations-	Presenter
2009	Hybrid Writing Classes: Literacy, Dialogues, and Intellectual Property	Chair	Creighton University → Creighton University
2013	MOOC Roundtable: Will this Work for US?	Chair	Creighton University → Creighton University
2013	MOOC Roundtable: Will this Work for US?	Presenter	Creighton University → Creighton University

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