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Matt Barton

Listed at 6 conferences, 2005–2013, 11 listings.

Career strip

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2005Databases and Collaborative Spaces for First Year CompositionPresenter University of South Florida → University of South Florida
2005Open Source Opens ThinkingPresenter
2006Is there a Wiki in this Class?Moderator
2006Is there a Wiki in this Class?Presenter
2007The Wisdom of Wikis: Public Ownership of the Means of InstructionPresenter St. Cloud State University → St. Cloud State University
2007With Great Wiki Comes Great Responsibility: Turning the Challenges of Wikis into OpportunitiesModerator St. Cloud State University → St. Cloud State University
2008Structuring Play, Playing with Structure: Working {with} Videogames
“The Role of Role-Playing Games”
Presenter St. Cloud State University → St. Cloud State University
2010Composition 2.0. Teaching and Learning Writing in an Age of Freeware, Webware, and Data-Driven Applications
“Composition 2.0. Teaching and Learning Writing in an Age of Freeware, Webware, and Data-Driven Applications”
Presenter Saint Cloud State University
201020,000 Years of Virtual Composition / The Politics and Culture of New Media after Postmodernity / From Zork to Zelda: A Rhetorical History of Virtual Worlds
“From Zork to Zelda: A Rhetorical History of Virtual Worlds”
Presenter Saint Cloud State University
2013Preparing for the MOOCacolypseChair St. Cloud State University → St. Cloud State University
2013Preparing for the MOOCacolypsePresenter St. Cloud State University → St. Cloud State University

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