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Nick Carbone

Listed at 11 conferences, 1995–2011, 26 listings.

Career strip

19841988199219962000200420082012201620202024 1995: facilitator (1)1996: facilitator (1)1999: workshop leader (1)1999: presenter (3)2001: chair (1)2001: presenter (4)2002: presenter (1)2004: presenter (2)2006: presenter (1)2008: facilitator (1)2009: chair (1)2009: presenter (3)2010: presenter (1)2011: facilitator (4)2011: presenter (1)

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1995The Borders on the Classroom: Using, Learning, Playing, Teaching in MUDsFacilitator University of Massachusetts
1996Technology Changing the Classroom: Using, Learning, Playing, Teaching In MUDsFacilitator
1999Network Support for Writing Across the Curriculum: Visions, Goals, and Realities.
“Goals for Network Support for Writing Across the Curriculum: A Case Study”
Presenter
1999Putting Old Philosophies in New Technologies: Making New Traditions for Online Tutoring.Coordinator
1999Putting Old Philosophies in New Technologies: Making New Traditions for Online Tutoring.
“Learning from Experience for Training to Experience”
Presenter
1999Four Generations of Scholarship in Computers and Writing: Where We've Been, Where We're Heading.
“Falling in With the Write Crowd: Entering the Field in the 1990s”
Presenter
2001Teaching Online Courses: When the Course Author is Not the Only Instructor
“Raising Pedagogical Consciousness Through the Interplay of Content”
Presenter
20012001: A Publication OdysseyModerator
20012001: A Publication Odyssey
“Are We Ready for This? — Yes; Do We Know What We’re Doing? — Not Quite”
Presenter
2001Computers & Writing in the New Millennium: Will the Odyssey Continue ‘til 2010?
“Computers and Writing Will Always Exist”
Presenter
2001E-Literacy and Orality — The Hands-Free, Voice-Activated, Any-to-Any Future ClassroomPresenter
2002Can We Publish Essays the Way Open Source Programmers Publish Code?Presenter
2004Divergent Perspectives on Writing Environments and The Future of Online Textbook PublishingPresenter Bedford/St. Martin’s
2004The Politics and Prospects of Publishing in Computers and WritingPresenter Bedford/St. Martin’s
2006What Really Matters? Considering Technological Approaches to Supporting Writing Instruction
“Innovation Matters: The Current (and Future) State of the Art”
Presenter
2008IIFile Format Wars: Do They Matter?1IHost
2009Changing What Happens in Writing ClassesChair Bedford/St. Martin’s Press
2009Textbook 2.0: Open Source Textbooks and Multimodal Composition Programs
“How College Textbook Publishers Will Thrive in Ubiquity. Or Die Trying.”
Presenter Bedford/St. Martin’s
2009Interfaces and Rhetorics in Wired Writing
“Trying to Find the Right Pedagogical Tool for the Right Pedagogical Need”
Presenter Bedford/St. Martin’s Press
2009Ubiquitous ComputingPresenter Bedford Books / St. Martin’s Press
2010Online Publishing and Malleable Texts: When Do Digital Texts Become “Permanent”?
“Online Publishing and Malleable Texts: When Do Digital Texts Become “Permanent”?”
Presenter Bedford/St. Martin’s
2011Mentoring SessionDiscussion Leader
2011Mentoring SessionDiscussion Leader
2011Mentoring SessionDiscussion Leader
2011Mentoring SessionDiscussion Leader
2011The Promise and Challenges of Creating TechnoPedagogic Community in an Age of CMS Ubiquity
“Seeing the Field from the Field”
Presenter Bedford/St. Martin’s

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