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Lanette Cadle

Listed at 7 conferences, 2003–2015, 9 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2003Digital Dilemmas of Online Teaching and Learning
“When Things Go Wrong”
Presenter Bowling Green State University → Bowling Green State University
2003Digital Feminism
“GirlGeeks and the Sim Nation: Rewriting the World”
Presenter Bowling Green State University → Bowling Green State University
2006Wary Travelers and the Oasis: Discussions of Blended Classrooms and Pedagogical ExperiencesPresenter
2007Ethics and Technology
“Come On Over to Our House: Setting Up a Program- Wide Writing Community”
Presenter Missouri State University → Missouri State University
2010The Role of Second Life in the Late Capitalist Writing Course / Online Writing as a Site of Negotiation: Game Design Cultures, Avatarial Bodies, and Sexual Literacies / Focusing on F/OSS in Composition Teacher Training
“Focusing on F/OSS in Composition Teacher Training”
Presenter Missouri State University → Missouri State University
2011Online Journal Administration: The Editorial Mentor and a More Inclusive Future for Scholarly PublishingPresenter Missouri State University → Missouri State University
2012Building Classroom archiTEXTure in Tough Economic Times: Deploying 21st Century WritingPresenter Missouri State University → Missouri State University
2012Composing and Publishing Digital ScholarshipPresenter C&C Online
2015Digital Surveillance
“An Invention for the Sake of Intervention: Google Glass and the Examined Life”
Presenter Missouri State University → Missouri State University

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