Digital Phronesis and Technofeminism
| Role | Name as printed | Affiliation as printed | Paper |
|---|---|---|---|
| Presenter | Manea Alharbi (Cancelled) | Writing and Living in Digital Spaces: A Case Study of Saudi Females’ Use of Social Media | |
| Presenter | Carrie Gant | Feminist Approaches to Digital Phronesis: Fostering Girls’ Digital Literacies at Tech Camp | |
| Presenter | Dànielle Nicole DeVoss | TechnoFeminist, Citizen, Activist Writer/Designer? | |
| Presenter | Skyler Schack | Manea Alharbi presents findings from a case study of Saudi females’ use of social media; Carrie Grant shares findings from a study conducted with a for-profit girls’ technology camp; and Dànielle Nicole DeVoss discusses what a technofeminist, citizen, activist writer/designer might look like from rhetorical theory, design studies, and rhetoric and writing perspectives. Digital Videos as Required Writing Assignments in Col lege-Level English Courses | |
| Presenter | Monmouth University | Manea Alharbi presents findings from a case study of Saudi females’ use of social media; Carrie Grant shares findings from a study conducted with a for-profit girls’ technology camp; and Dànielle Nicole DeVoss discusses what a technofeminist, citizen, activist writer/designer might look like from rhetorical theory, design studies, and rhetoric and writing perspectives. Digital Videos as Required Writing Assignments in Col lege-Level English Courses | |
| Presenter | Charlee Helmstetter | Usefulness of Discussion Boards in College Composition Courses | |
| Presenter | Monmouth University | Usefulness of Discussion Boards in College Composition Courses | |
| Presenter | Anthony Varlese | The Digital Humanities and How It Has Integrated Tech nology and Literature: A Clarification | |
| Presenter | Monmouth University | The Digital Humanities and How It Has Integrated Tech nology and Literature: A Clarification |
Source
Program on the WAC Clearinghouse. Names link to a person page only for people listed at two or more conferences.
The program prints names only, with no institutions. Poster presentations are one merged session.
Cite as: Computers and Writing Conference. “Digital Phronesis and Technofeminism.” 2018 Conference Program, Fairfax, Virginia, session C.14. Via Computers and Writing Program Reader, November 03, 2026.