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1989

About this year's source. Read from a scan. The D time slot prints no time, and the keynote and optional talks were assembled by hand.
33sessions
106people listed
81%first listed in this corpus
1.2%at institutions outside the US
48%of listings from ten institutions

Sessions (33)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
A1The Creation of Texts and Hyertexts4
A2Understanding the Computerized Classroom4
A3Tele-Teaching2
A4Computer-Based Conferencing4
B1User Issues: Interfaces & Software Selection6
B2Network Support for Collaborative Writing Curricula: Theory & Practice4
B3Computer Interactions Between Writers & Texts3
B4Tools for Texts & Hypertexts3
C1Issues in Computerized Collaboration4
C2Computers & the Marginalized Student3
C3Institutional Politics & Problems3
C4Towards Hypermedia4
D1Report from the National Panel on Writing InstructionPanel6
D2Computer-Linked Writers & Readers4
D3Reconceptualizing Classroom Writing3
D4Computers, Authority, & the Teaching of Writing: Three Perspectives3
E1New Classroom Tools3
E2Empowering Students as Writers, Readers, and Thinkers4
E3Becoming Insiders: Computer Conferencing in a Graduate SeminarPanel6
E4Evaluating Electronic Writing3
F1Computers to Empower: Theory & Practice6
F2Extending the Discussion: A Bulletin Board System for Integrating Informal Writing Into ClassesPanel3
F3Creating Computer Classrooms4
F4Issues in Word Processing4
G1Pre-Text, Text, & Post-Text3
G2Collaborative Instruction: Theory & Practice3
G3Strategies for the Computerized Writing Curriculum3
G4Broadening Teaching & Research3
K0The Evolution of Writing CommunitiesKeynote0
K1A Framework for Developing a Cognitively-Based Writing SystemKeynote1
K2Alice in Writing Land: Through the Administration GlassKeynote1
O1Optional session: Eugene ProvenzoOptional session1
O2Optional session: Nathaniel BorensteinOptional session1