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Derek Van Ittersum

Listed at 10 conferences, 2003–2023, 11 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2003Digital Ethos
“Resisting the Web: How Conventions Shape Web Authorship”
Presenter University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign → University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
2005Hardlines on Hardware
“Five Finger Inscription: Examining the Relationships between Hardware and Software Interfaces”
Presenter University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign → University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
2006The One About Wampum, Hypertext, and Video Game Praxis
“Hypertext Revisited: Examining the History of Failed Technologies”
Presenter
2009Bodies in MotionChair Kent State University → Kent State University
2009Bodies in Motion
“Writing in Pain, part I”
Presenter Kent State University → Kent State University
2010Tinkering with Rhetorical Expertise: Reappraising Functional Literacy
“Representing Techne”
Presenter Kent State University → Kent State University
2011Space, Matter, and Movement: Four Investigations of Digital Rhetoric and Writing Theory
“If Computer Technologies Aren’t Making Us Stupid, Then What Are They Doing?”
Presenter Kent State University → Kent State University
2015The Work (or Flow) of Workflows: Technological MediationPresenter Kent State University → Kent State University
2018Writing with File VersionsPresenter
2019Workflow MappingPresenter
2023Writing Monsters: Hybridity as Collage
“Rhetorical Moves in Response to Defining New Writing Tools”
Presenter Kent State University → Kent State University

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