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Jentery Sayers
Listed at 5 conferences, 2007–2012, 9 listings.
Career strip
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2007: chair (1) 2007: presenter (1) 2009: chair (1) 2009: presenter (1) 2010: presenter (2) 2011: presenter (1) 2012: chair (1) 2012: presenter (1)
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Listings
Year Session Role Affiliation as printed
2007 Wikis in the Classroom Moderator
University of Washif1gtioll 2007 V.U.: Spaces, Articulations, and Interfaces of the Virtual University “Virtual Office Hours, A Rhetorical and Pedagogical Experiment” Presenter
Edmond Chang, University of Washington 2009 Publics, Intellectuals, and the Digital Humanities “Three Case Studies on the Emergence of Collaboration and Expertise in the Digital Humanities” Presenter
University of Washington, Seattle → University of Washington 2009 Sustained Systems, Sustainable Research: A Look at Undergraduate, Project-Based Approaches to the Digital Humanities Chair
University of Washington, Seattle → University of Washington 2010 Tinkering with Rhetorical Expertise: Reappraising Functional Literacy “Chance Planning” Presenter
University of Washington → University of Washington 2010 Town Hall 2: Trajectories, Directions, Explorers, Homesteaders, and Indigenous Minds: Articulating New Configurations for Virtual Scholarship Presenter
University of Washington → University of Washington 2011 Are You a Digital Humanist? Presenter
University of Washington → University of Washington 2012 W hit her the Prosumer'?: The Creative Economy and Emerging Forms of Scholarly Communication “Context-Providers in an Attention Economy” Presenter
University of Victoria → University of Victoria 2012 Hacking the Classroom: A Roundtable of Lightning Talks Moderator
University of Victoria → University of Victoria
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