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1996

About this year's source. Read from a scan with damaged session headers, so many codes come from the slot header plus a running count. Workshop W3 is missing.
90sessions
251people listed
66%first listed in this corpus
0.0%at institutions outside the US
40%of listings from ten institutions

Sessions (90)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
A1Hypermedia PedagogyPanel2
A2Electronic Mail CommunitiesPanel3
A3Issues in Technical WritingPanel4
A4Electronic HandbooksPanel2
A5Distance LearningPanel2
A6Would You? Can You? Are You? Computer Technologies, Composition Instructors, and PedagogyWorkshop2
A7Creating Home Pages for Real Clients: Business & Technical Writing at The University of Mary­ land1
B1Newcomers to ComputersPanel4
B2Interdisciplinary Uses of TechnologyPanel6
B3Structured Possibilities: Overwriting and Underwriting HypertextPanel3
B4Teacher TrainingPanel4
B5Creative WritingPanel4
B6Electronic Communication In the Writing CoursePanel4
B7Global ESLIEFL Writing: Technical. Practical. and Rhetorical AspectsPanel4
B8Helping Teachers Get WiredForum9
B9Interversity: Institutional Apocalypse, Educational Salvation, or Both?Workshop1
B10BlO.Presentation: Teaching Composition On the Web3
B11Using PowerpointDemonstration1
C1Issues in Technical WritingPanel4
C2Computers & Writing Across The CurriculumPanel4
C3Session C3Panel5
C4Impacts of Technology on StudentsPanel5
C5Right Place, Right Time: Kairos Comes OnlineRoundtable Discussion6
C6Collaboration, Pedagogical Integrity, and Technological Advance: You can run, but you can't hidePanel3
C7A Report on Efforts to Integrate Collaborative Computer-based Activities Throughout the English Curriculum at the University of AlabamaPanel3
C8Electronic Research PortfolioWorkshop1
C9Academic Discussion ListsWorkshop2
C10Deeply, Madly, Electronically: Web Porn, Virtual Bodies, and the Online Classroom3
DThe Conference is the Text: The Text is the ConferencePlenary1
E1Issues in ESLPanel4
E2Theory of HypermediaPanel3
E3Lagging Behind (While Pulling Ahead): Infrastructures. Technology, and Arguments for ChangePanel4
E4Traipsing the Course and Tracing The Corpse of LiteracyPanel5
E5Students & Electronic SpacesPanel4
E6School CollaborationsPanel3
E7Computer Classrooms as Sites of Multiple Transitions: Administrators, Teachers and Pedagogical PracticesPanel3
E8Writing with a Creative TwistWorkshop1
E9Changing the Way Students Learn PoetryWorkshop1
E10Writing in HTML -- Create Your Own Homepage on the Web.Demonstration1
F1Integrating Pedagogy and Technology on the Web: The Expo WebSite at USCPanel2
F2Disassembling the Traditional Classroom Walls: Teaching in the Virtual World Of MoosPanel4
F3Hyper-Constructionism: Some Social Implications of Scholarly HypertextPanel4
F4Getting the Support You Need for Technology Infusion: An Epiphany Sharing ForumForum3
F5Development of a New Tool for Creating and Teaching HypermediaDemonstration Panel3
G1Issues of Class & GenderPanel4
G2Computer Impacts on StudentsPanel6
G3Using Local and Wide-Area Networks for Learning and Writing about Environmental IssuesPanel4
G4CID Authoring Shells for Hypermedia ApplicationsPanel2
G5Making the Computer Classroom More Inclusive: A Focus on Computers And Traditionally Underprivileged GroupsPanel3
G6From Realpolitik to Virtualpolitik: Agencies of Resistance in the Networked Writing EnvironmentPanel4
G7Promoting Informal Writing With Web Chat Live from LoganWorkshop2
G8Teaching Composition on The WebPresentation3
H1Computer-Mediated Communication and Changing Ideas of the Discourse CommunityPanel4
H2Online Writing and Learning: Connecting University, SchooL LocaL and Business CommunitiesPanel5
H3Graphical TextsPanel4
H4Teaching the Teachers: Chronicles of ChangeWorkshop2
H5Issues in Class & GenderPanel3
H6Byte by Byte: The Evolution of a Collaborative Manuscript in CyberspacePanel4
H7The Creative Potential of HypertextWorkshop2
I1Let Me Byte Your Net: Bloodchilling Tales from the First Year Computer-Mediated ClassroomPanel5
I2Issues in Critical TheoryPanel3
I3Issues in TextualityPanel4
I4Some Theoretical Frameworks For Pedagogical PracticePanel4
I5Issues in InventionPanel4
I6Soul Asylum: Call for an InterdisciplinePanel3
I7Scholarly Defense or Electronic Pros(ex)ecution? The Implementation and Implications of Online Dissertation DefensesPanel5
I8Teaching Writing in Online Environments: A Workshop for NewcomersWorkshop6
J1Virtual Learning Environments for Writers, Teachers, and ResearchersPanel2
J2Other Sites for ComputersPanel4
J3Conceiving Technology: Representations in Student Practices, Teacher Beliefs, and Profes­ sional DiscoursePanel4
J4Coping with Expectations in Computers and CompositionPanel1
J5Hyperficting in the Classroom: Hypertext Fiction as a Pedagogical Aid in the Teaching of CompositionWorkshop3
J6Creative Writing and Composition Class Homepage DemonstrationWorkshop2
J7HypermediaPanel4
KOn the other Side ofthe Looking Glass: A Report from the Corporate Software WorldPlenary1
L2Rethinking Writing and Community in the Information AgePanel3
L3Using Technology to Liberate Freshman CompositionPanel3
L4Distant Spaces and Education: The Internet in the Classroom and the Classroom on the In­ ternetPanel3
L5Ch-ch-ch-Changes: Is Technology Impacting Composition Instruction?Workshop1
L6A Terminal of One's Own: Fostering a Successful Electronic Community of StudentsWorkshop2
W1The Cultural Formation of Literacy: Orbiting TechnologyWorkshop2
W2SLCC WorkshopWorkshop1
W4What Home Pages Can Do for Teaching: Smart Uses of the WebWorkshop5
W5Net Research: Teaching & Doing ItWorkshop3
W6Getting the Support You Need for Technology Infusion: The Epiphany ProjectWorkshop6
W7Interactive Teaching: Helping Teachers Understand and Implement Computer Technology In Their Own Classroom PedagogyWorkshop6
W8Publishing Scholarship & Research on Computers 'and Writing: A Workshop for AuthorsWorkshop9
W9Linking Internet & Hypermedia Resources in the Writing ClassroomWorkshop5
W10Technology Changing the Classroom: Using, Learning, Playing, Teaching In MUDsWorkshop15
W11Acrobat Pro Flips ASCII into Interactive TextsWorkshop2