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1997 · None

Assessing the Costs of Computer-Assisted Writing Programs .s Not Virtual Money: The Real-world Cost ofComp uter-assIS·ted Writ~,!g. "V\LL. (YV\. r(2LG-­ \~ /\C9Madison. Searle, University of Texas at '7S "We're Not ii Cheai, Date Anymore": owlTechnology Changes Perceptions of a Writing Program

Session 10B · Kalia 201

RoleName as printedAffiliation as printedPaper
Presenter Lester Faigley University of Texas at Austin → The University of Texas at Austin Assessing the Costs of Computer-Assisted Writing Programs .s Not Virtual Money: The Real-world Cost ofComp uter-assIS·ted Writ~,!g. "V\LL. (YV\. r(2LG-­ \~ /\C9Madison. Searle, University of Texas at '7S "We're Not ii Cheai, Date Anymore": owlTechnology Changes Perceptions of a Writing Program
Presenter John RU.szkiewicz University}[ of Texas '}t Austinl f Pushedfrom Our Stools?: The Hidden Price ofTechnology

Source

Program on the WAC Clearinghouse. Names link to a person page only for people listed at two or more conferences.

Read from a very noisy scan. About 20 to 25 sessions are missing or merged, and the program prints no chairs. Treat every row as a draft.

Cite as: Computers and Writing Conference. “Assessing the Costs of Computer-Assisted Writing Programs .s Not Virtual Money: The Real-world Cost ofComp uter-assIS·ted Writ~,!g. "V\LL. (YV\. r(2LG-­ \~ /\C9Madison. Searle, University of Texas at '7S "We're Not ii Cheai, Date Anymore": owlTechnology Changes Perceptions of a Writing Program.” 1997 Conference Program, session 10B. Via Computers and Writing Program Reader, November 03, 2026.