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Melinda Turnley

Listed at 6 conferences, 2002–2011, 8 listings.

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YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2002How to Develop Effective and Ongoing Technology Teacher Training for Your Composition ProgramPresenter
2003Rhetorical Hybridity in Digital Media: Considerations for Teaching and Research
“Revising the Page: Some Considerations for Teaching Contextualized Web Projects”
Presenter University of Texas at Austin → The University of Texas at Austin
2003For Those New to Teaching with TechnologyPresenter University of Texas at Austin → The University of Texas at Austin
2004Alternative Places & Traces: Exploring Critical Frameworks for Emergent Technologies
“Trajectories, Transmissions, and Transformations: The Potentials of a Mediological Method”
Presenter New Mexico State University → New Mexico State University
2004Introduction to Teaching Web-based ProjectsPresenter New Mexico State University → New Mexico State University
2005Multimedia Composing
“Reterritorialized Flows: Critically Considering the Roles of Students in Wireless Pedagogies”
Presenter New Mexico State University → New Mexico State University
2010The Story of “Digital Storytelling”: Developing a No-Budget Course in Emerging Writing Technologies / Lo-Fi Gaming and Literacy: How Principles of Improvisation Can Inform Teaching and Learning / The Present and Future of Automated Tool Use in Composition
“Lo-Fi Gaming and Literacy: How Principles of Improvisation Can Inform Teaching and Learning”
Presenter DePaul University → DePaul University
2011Brokenness and the Quest for Identity in New Media
“The Googled Self: Social Media, Identity Construction, and the Ambivalence of Branding”
Presenter University of South Florida Polytechnic

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