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Cheryl Ball

Listed at 16 conferences, 2001–2023, 30 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2001Pedagogy of the Expressed
“Cutting Up In Class: Using Hypermedia Elements to Teach Composition”
Presenter
2002Preparing to Teach and Learn in Virtual Spaces: Ideas for Successful Faculty
“Preparing to Teach and Learn in Virtual Spaces: Ideas for Successful Faculty”
Presenter
2003Valuing New Media: Design | Space | Scholarship
“Pleasuring the Text: The Value of Aesthetics in New Media Scholarship”
Presenter Michigan Technological University → Michigan Technological University
2005Hackers, Schmoozers, and Wonder: Rhetoric, Technology, and Aesthetics in New Media SpacesModerator
2007Roundtable: Getting Published Online: Journal Editors' Roundtable and Author FeedbackPresenter
2008Producing Digital Scholarship for Kairos: Turn your C&W presentation into a webtext!Host Kairos Editor
2008The Instability of New Media Performed in One-Minute Provocations-Moderator Illinois State
2009ubiquitous mobile devices, novels, and fangirlsChair Illinois State University → Illinois State University
2009Ubiquitous and Sustainable Computing @ School, Work, and PlayChair Illinois State University → Illinois State University
2010Value and Labor, Virtual and Real: Four Perspectives from the Production Cycle of Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and PedagogyPresenter Illinois State University → Illinois State University
2010Poster Sessions
“Digital Media Assessment Criteria for Tenure and Promotion Purposes”
Presenter Illinois State University → Illinois State University
2010Town Hall 1: Seeking Tenure and Promotion in Virtual Worlds: Articulating the Contemporary Context of New Media ScholarshipPresenter Illinois State University → Illinois State University
2011Mentoring SessionDiscussion Leader
2011Mentoring SessionDiscussion Leader
2011Mentoring SessionDiscussion Leader
2011Mentoring SessionDiscussion Leader
2011Composing Digital Scholarship: A Workshop for AuthorsPresenter Illinois State University → Illinois State University
2011Are You a Digital Humanist?Presenter Illinois State University → Illinois State University
2012Toward a Theory of Digital and Multimodal Course Design
“Professional Tip of the Day: Performing an Editorial Pedagogy Makes You A Better Teacher-Editor”
Presenter Illinois State University → Illinois State University
2013Futures of CompositionPresenter Illinois State University → Illinois State University
2013Keeping it Alive: Electronic Journals and the Means of Preserving Digital ContentChair Kairos/Illinois State University
2013Keeping it Alive: Electronic Journals and the Means of Preserving Digital ContentPresenter Kairos/Illinois State University
2014The Boutique is Open: rhetoric.io and Linked DataPresenter Illinois State University → Illinois State University
2014Writer/Designer: Making Multimodal Projects in Your ClassesPresenter Illinois State University → Illinois State University
2018Writer/Designer: Making Multimodal Projects in Your ClassesPresenter
2019What We Wish Authors and Editors Knew About Digital PublishingPresenter
2022DEI Efforts at Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and PedagogyPresenter
2022Composing and Publishing Digital ScholarshipPresenter
2023DEI Training for Kairos Board and Staff: Closed SessionPresenter
2023Composing and Publishing Digital ScholarshipPresenter Kairos

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