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Suzanne Blum Malley

Listed at 6 conferences, 2004–2014, 10 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2004Sharing Cultures: Working and Writing in a Transnational Online Writing ClassroomPresenter Columbia College-Chicago → Columbia College Chicago
2004EthnoTechno PedagogiesPresenter Columbia College-Chicago → Columbia College Chicago
2010Reimagining Box Logic and Open-Source Pedagogy in Order to Access New Media Literacies
“Open-Sourcing the TextBook/Box”		Presenter Columbia College Chicago → Columbia College Chicago
2010What Is Digital Rhetoric, Anyway? Reports from the Field
“What Is Digital Rhetoric, Anyway? Reports from the Field”		Presenter Northern Illinois University → Northern Illinois University
2010Access Denied!: Developing Sustainable Access and Infrastructure in Digital Writing Environments / Moderation or Presentation? Using Twitter Backchannel for More Effective Conference Engagement / Boring InformationChair Columbia College Chicago → Columbia College Chicago
2011Multilingual Literacy LandscapesPresenter Columbia College Chicago → Columbia College Chicago
2012Catalysts and Cataclysms: Personal, Institutional, Pedagogical Narratives of the Digital '-extPresenter Columbia College Chicago → Columbia College Chicago
2013In the Classroom with DALN: Composing Literacy PedagogyChair Columbia College Chicago → Columbia College Chicago
2013In the Classroom with DALN: Composing Literacy PedagogyPresenter Columbia College Chicago → Columbia College Chicago
2014From E-mail Exchanges to MOOCs: Evolutions and Convolutions in Peer-to-Peer Online InteractionPresenter Columbia College Chicago → Columbia College Chicago

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