2010 · West Lafayette, Indiana
Virtually Real: How Fallacies Are Constructed, Believed, and Spread on, through, and beyond the Web / Avatars as Metaphors: Using Second Life to Provide New Perspectives on Voice. / Mirrors, Masks and Other Metaphors: Constructing Avatars in Second Life
| Role | Name as printed | Affiliation as printed | Paper |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chair | Morgan Reitmeyer | Purdue University → Purdue University West Lafayette | |
| Presenter | John O’Connor | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign → University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign | Virtually Real: How Fallacies Are Constructed, Believed, and Spread on, through, and beyond the Web |
| Presenter | Sharon Henriksen | IUPUI School of Liberal Arts | Avatars as Metaphors: Using Second Life to Provide New Perspectives on Voice. |
| Presenter | Julia Jasken | McDaniel College → McDaniel College | Mirrors, Masks and Other Metaphors: Constructing Avatars in Second Life |
Source
Program on the WAC Clearinghouse. Names link to a person page only for people listed at two or more conferences.
The Thursday workshops and two featured sessions are not included. Poster presentations are one merged session.
Cite as: Computers and Writing Conference. “Virtually Real: How Fallacies Are Constructed, Believed, and Spread on, through, and beyond the Web / Avatars as Metaphors: Using Second Life to Provide New Perspectives on Voice. / Mirrors, Masks and Other Metaphors: Constructing Avatars in Second Life.” 2010 Conference Program, West Lafayette, Indiana, session B4.1. Via Computers and Writing Program Reader, November 03, 2026.