Hyper-Constructionism: Some Social Implications of Scholarly Hypertext
| Role | Name as printed | Affiliation as printed | Paper |
|---|---|---|---|
| Presiding | Greg Siering | ||
| Presenter | Elizabeth R. Pass | Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University | Virtual Societies: Redefining the Community |
| Presenter | Michael E. Doherty | Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute | Netoric, Technorletoric and Syllawebs-R-US: Neologisms and the Fine Art ofKludging |
| Presenter | Michael J. Salvo | SUNY Binghamton → Binghamton University | Print Digital in/as Scholarly Dialogue: Hoidstein, LeBlanc, and the ACW-L Listserve |
Source
Program on the WAC Clearinghouse. Names link to a person page only for people listed at two or more conferences.
Read from a scan with damaged session headers, so many codes come from the slot header plus a running count. Workshop W3 is missing.
Cite as: Computers and Writing Conference. “Hyper-Constructionism: Some Social Implications of Scholarly Hypertext.” 1996 Conference Program, session F3. Via Computers and Writing Program Reader, November 02, 2026.