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Will Hochman

Listed at 14 conferences, 1995–2014, 20 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1995The Play of Readers Writing: New Ways to Use Literature in Computerized Writing EnvironmentsChair University of Southern Colorado
1995The Play of Readers Writing: New Ways to Use Literature in Computerized Writing Environments
“The Play of Readers Writing: New Ways to Use Literature in Computerized Writing Environments”
Presenter University of Southern Colorado
1996Soul Asylum: Call for an Interdiscipline
“Teaching with Technology: Students, Reading and Singing to Save My Life”
Presenter University of Southern Colorado
1997Writing Communities: Collaborative Strategies for the Electronic Writing Classroom
“Writing Communities: Collaborative Strategies for the Electronic Writing Classroom”
Presenter University of Southern Colorado
1998HTML: Learning and Teaching the BasicsFacilitator University of Southern Colorado
2000Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Getting Published (in Print and Online) but Was Afraid to AskPresenter Southern Connecticut State University → Southern Connecticut State University
2003Fashioning the Emperor’s New Clothes: Emerging Pedagogy and Practices of Turning Wireless Laptops into Classroom Literacy StationsPresenter Southern Connecticut State University → Southern Connecticut State University
2004Transitions, Inversions, and Hypertext: How Mentoring Techie Teachers Globalizes Learning and Localizes TechnologyModerator Southern Connecticut State University → Southern Connecticut State University
2004Transitions, Inversions, and Hypertext: How Mentoring Techie Teachers Globalizes Learning and Localizes Technology
“Hypertext Jeopardy: Issues for English Departments Beginning to Use Computers and Cyberspace as Learning Space”
Presenter Southern Connecticut State University → Southern Connecticut State University
2006Converging Learning Literacies and Diverging Learning Spaces in FY Comp: Where Is the Class in This Class?Moderator
2006Converging Learning Literacies and Diverging Learning Spaces in FY Comp: Where Is the Class in This Class?Presenter
2006What Really Matters? Considering Technological Approaches to Supporting Writing InstructionModerator
2008Information Wants to Be Free 2.0: Open Sourcing the Writing ClassroomPresenter Southern Connecticut State University → Southern Connecticut State University
2008Building Social Networking from The Inside Out: Reflections on the Development of An Open Access Instructional Writing EnvironmentPresenter Southern Connecticut State University → Southern Connecticut State University
2009The Impact of Ubiquitous (or not so ubiquitous) Computing on Faculty and Students
“Technologizing Pedagogy: How FY Writing Curriculum is Created by Electrons”
Presenter Southern Connecticut State University → Southern Connecticut State University
2009Ubiquitous ComputingPresenter Southern Connecticut State University → Southern Connecticut State University
2010Close Encounters of the Collaborative Kind: How Social Media Enable Intimate Learning
“Social Computing, Teaching, or Just Love and Respect?”
Presenter Southern Connecticut State University → Southern Connecticut State University
2011Traversing the Divide: A Roundtable Discussion
“To Grow Common Ground* in New Haven: Plug in Here/Go There”
Presenter Southern Connecticut State University → Southern Connecticut State University
2012Developing Transformative Domains for Multimodal Writing A ssessment: The Language of Evaluation, the Language of InstructionPresenter
2014Cumulative Technology: How a Distributed Learning Community is Shaping an Open-Source Learning EnvironmentPresenter Southern Connecticut State University → Southern Connecticut State University

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