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1999 · Rapid City, South Dakota

About this year's source. The program prints no institutions for session participants, so almost every listing here has none.
67sessions
189people listed
55%first listed in this corpus
0.0%at institutions outside the US
79%of listings from ten institutions

Roles

  • presenter: 196
  • facilitator: 30
  • workshop leader: 28
  • chair: 1

Countries of listed institutions

  • US: 19

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Sessions (67)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
1AWorking Practices ofChronically Adept Cyber Citizens.Forum5
1BDistance Ed: More Than a Community of One, But How Much of a Community?Panel3
1CNetwork Support for Writing Across the Curriculum: Visions, Goals, and Realities.Panel5
1DThe Case for Comics: Visual Texts, Visible Tropes, Visible Students.Panel3
1EFaculty Development and Change in the AcademySession2
1FWriting Centers, Sustainability, and RealitySession5
1GTheory, Pedagody, and Emerging TraditionsSession3
1HStudents as Agents, and What the Web TellsSession3
2AHave Life, Won't Travel: Towards Doctoral Degrees by Distance.Forum2
2BLess Visible Teachers, More Valuable Students: Empowering Student Writing in the Virtual Classroom.Panel4
2CFinding Our Voices: Using Close Analysis of Electronic Discourse to Study and Create New Traditions.Panel4
2DTradition, The Avant-garde and Electronic Pedagogy.Panel3
2EThe Multiliteracy World That Faculty and Students InhabitSession3
2FLiteracies and Developmental EnglishSession4
2GRhetoric, Email, and CommunitySession3
3ATechnologically Incorrect: A Rambunctious Roundtable on Controversial Issues.Forum6
3BDesigning and Managing Departmental Websites: A Forum for Strategic Planning.Forum7
3CPutting Old Philosophies in New Technologies: Making New Traditions for Online Tutoring.Panel4
3DEvaluating Distance Learning Courses: Technological Challenges.Panel4
3ESupport for Faculty Technology UseSession2
4ADistance Learning with a Heart: Teaching Writing Online.Forum4
4BTechnologically Challenged: Examinations of Digital Identity.Panel4
4CVisible and Invisible: Complications in Representing Selves in a QueerMOOnity.Panel4
4DTechnology Training for the Traditional Resistance (or Ruffling Ostrich-faculty Feathers).Panel4
4EWriting, Tradition, and the Electronic WorldSession3
4FEmpirical Research in E-discourse and the E-Classroom ISession3
5AIssues in Researching Electronic Collaboration.Forum6
5BThree Views on Crossing Over: From Traditional to Computer Classrooms and Back Again.Panel4
5CRe-modeling Cyberspace: Blueprints for the Modernist Diehard.Panel4
5DElectronic Discourse, Literature, and the Composition ClassSession2
5ESession 5ESession3
5FNotions ofAudience in Writing ClassesSession3
6AMOOving in New Directions: Community Service and the Digital Women's Collection Initiatives ofTWUMOO.Forum7
6BEarly Adopting Faculty and Late Adopting Institutions: Some Workarounds.Panel3
6CViewing Technology in the Classroom through Three Lenses.Panel3
6DComputers and Teaching Language to Non-native SpeakersSession3
6EWhat Courseware Can OfferSession4
6FWriting on the WebSession3
7AConstructing Literacy and 'Living Spaces' Online: Distant Graduate Classes Collaborating.Forum4
7BTechnical Writing On Line and On the Road: Tracing a New Tradition of Collaborative Degree Partnerships.Forum4
7CFour Generations of Scholarship in Computers and Writing: Where We've Been, Where We're Heading.Panel5
7DLiterary Practices and PedagogySession2
7EDisciplinary Issues in Technical CommunicationSession4
7FThe Presence Made by NarrativesSession3
8AStories from the Contributors of Weaving a Virtual Web: Practical Approaches to New Information Technologies.Forum4
8BHybrid Literacy Practices on the World Wide Web.Panel5
8CStudying the CultureSession2
8DAcademic Labor, Academic Work, and ChangeSession2
8EDistance LearningSession3
9APushing the Boundaries of First-year Composition: Should Technology Be Included in the Outcomes?Forum6
9BMultimedia and MultiliteracySession2
9CDiversity, Identity, and Online Communities in the ClassroomSession3
9DDistance Learning and CommunitySession5
K1Weaving Technology with TraditionKeynote2
K2Writing into the FutureKeynote1
K3The Battle beyond the Millenium: The WEB Versus the Teacher Culture. Are We Ready to Rumble?Keynote1
TH1Computers R Us?Town Hall11
TH2We R Computers? Roundtable DiscussionsTown Hall1
WAHalf-Day Workshop: Practical Applications of Word and Netscape/Explorer for Writing CoursesWorkshop5
WBGetting Graphic: Programming a MOO for the Pueblo InterfaceWorkshop2
WCC & W Research Forum: Coordinating Inter-Institutional Research ProjectsWorkshop12
WETeaching Classroom or Distance Learning Courses FirstClass® Collaborative Classroom: Expanding Traditional PedagogiesWorkshop4
WFPracticing Perl for the Networked Writing InstructorWorkshop2
WGLibrarians and Composition Teachers: Defining Partnerships in Today's Technological EnvironmentWorkshop4
WHBeyond Computer Literacy: Developing Effective Workshops to Empower FacultyWorkshop2
WIWriting With Computers in K-12 ClassrQomsWorkshop4
WJC & W Research Forum: Coordinating Inter-Institutional Research ProjectsWorkshop8