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Judith Kilborn

Listed at 7 conferences, 1996–2011, 9 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1996Some Theoretical Frameworks For Pedagogical Practice
“What Happens when Asynchronous Communication Replaces Journals? Or Reflections on Media, Learning Styles, and Learning Processes”
Presenter St. Cloud State University → St. Cloud State University
1998Balancing Technological Change and Institutional Demands
“Preparing Students to Write in Technologically Diverse and Complex Workspaces”
Presenter st. Cloud State University → St. Cloud State University
1999Disciplinary Issues in Technical Communication
“Of Dead and Dying Things: A Postmortem on Technical Writing Textbooks”
Presenter
2003Narrating the Self: Creating a Readable Online PersonaPresenter St. Cloud State University → St. Cloud State University
2005From Kolb, to Computers in Writing, to Differentiated Classrooms: The Paths We Take in New Writing and Computer TechnologiesModerator
2005From Kolb, to Computers in Writing, to Differentiated Classrooms: The Paths We Take in New Writing and Computer TechnologiesPresenter St. Cloud State University → St. Cloud State University
2005Building and Programming in MOOspacePresenter St. Cloud State
2008A Web We Can Weave: Considering Open Source Technologies in Our ClassroomsModerator St. Cloud State University → St. Cloud State University
2011Remediating Literacy, Remediating the Classroom
“Chaos and Comprehension: Teaching in Remediated Spaces”
Presenter St. Cloud State University → St. Cloud State University

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