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Kate Coffield

Listed at 7 conferences, 1995–2001, 11 listings.

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YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1995Surviving the Journey: Practical Strategies for Computers and Writing Program Development
“Surviving the Journey: Practical Strategies for Computers and Writing Program Development”
Presenter American University in Cairo
1996Byte by Byte: The Evolution of a Collaborative Manuscript in CyberspacePresenter University in Cairo
1996Soul Asylum: Call for an Interdiscipline
“Computing Arrives in the Humanities: The Bold and the Bountiful Meet the Trojan Horse”
Presenter American University in Cairo
1997Dreams, Awakenings and Critical Consciousness
“Toto, I Don't Think We're in Kansas Anymore!: Dreams and Rude Awakenings in the C&W Classroom”
Presenter American University in Cairo
1997Planning and Founding a Computer Classroom: A Hands-On, How-to, Can-do Workshop
“Planning and Founding a Computer Classroom: A Hands-On, How-to, Can-do Workshop”
Presenter American University in Cairo
1997Writing an Instructional Computing Culture
“Writing an Instructional Computing Culture”
Presenter American University in Cairo
1998Finding New Connections in the Networked Classroom
“Wl! Have More In Common Than We Know: Technology as a New Universal Language”
Presenter American University in Cairo
1999Re-modeling Cyberspace: Blueprints for the Modernist Diehard.Coordinator
1999Re-modeling Cyberspace: Blueprints for the Modernist Diehard.
“On Becoming an Insider: An Acculturation Model for 'the Rest ofUs'”
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2000Access and the Digital Divide
“Literacies (pI.), 'Teacher Culture,' and the Further Mystification of Techno-Babel”
Presenter American University in Cairo
2001Artificial Intelligence: Cultural Perceptions, History, Theory, and Practice
“The Wine is Good, But the Meat is Rotten”
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