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Karl Stolley

Listed at 7 conferences, 2003–2014, 13 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2003The ABCs of Digital Publishing: Portfolios, CDs, Journals, BooksPresenter Purdue University → Purdue University West Lafayette
2008Producing Digital Scholarship for Kairos: Turn your C&W presentation into a webtext!Host Kairos Inventio Editor
2008Code and/ as Composition: Demystifying the Hack
“What You See is What You Look At: Digital Literacies of Code- Level Development”
Presenter Illinois Institute of Technology
2008Understanding Orupalln and Out of the ClassroomModerator Illinois Institute of Technology
2009Under the Surface of Ubiquitous Computing: The Digital Literacy of Code
“Activity Theory and Open Source Literacies”
Presenter Illinois Institute of Technology
2010You Gotta Get Git: Fearless Digital Revision and Distributed Collaboration
“You Gotta Get Git: Fearless Digital Revision and Distributed Collaboration”
Presenter Illinois Institute of Technology
2010Emerging Genres in Tweets / Hyperactive Hyper-Techs: Assessing Digital Texts / “So we, like, tweet where?”: The Use of Twitter in the Composition ClassroomChair Illinois Institute of Technology
2012W that have limited our participation so far. The session will foreground some successful research projects tak-Presenter Illinois Institute of Technology
2012How to Talk About DITA in the Writing Classroom (without being super rich or super geeky)Presenter Illinois Institute of Technology
2012Progra m or Be Programmed: Do We Need Computational Literacy in C&W?Presenter Illinois Institute of Technology
2012End-to-End Agile Web Application Development -from Basically NothingPresenter Illinois Institute of Technology
2013In Search of Troublesome Digital Writing: A Meditation on DifficultyPresenter
2014The Boutique is Open: rhetoric.io and Linked DataPresenter Illinois Institute of Technology

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