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2006

About this year's source. The program prints names only, with no institutions.
77sessions
214people listed
55%first listed in this corpus
at institutions outside the US
of listings from ten institutions

Roles

  • presenter: 237
  • chair: 71

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Sessions (77)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
A1Here Be Fiery Scorpions: Bumping into the Limits of Traditional Notions about Technology and CompositionSession4
A2Writing Technologies and Collaborative Generation of MeaningSession4
A3Making “Frontier Pedagogies” Sustainable through Situated Co- Creation of the Learning LandscapeSession5
A4Critical Networks: Technological Literacy as Public PracticeSession5
A5O Pioneers!: The First Two Years of an Online Ph.D. Program in Technical Communication and RhetoricSession8
A6Instructors’ Knowledge, Knowledge-Sharing, and Fostering Student LearningSession4
A7Freud Was Right: It’s All About SexSession3
A8Making Room for New Voices: The Graduate Research NetworkSession3
B1What to Grade, How to Grade It, and Students’ Thoughts on the MatterSession4
B2Online Writing Environments and Service LearningSession4
B3Not Only Poor Carpenters Curse Their Tools: Technology’s Impacts on Composition CoursesSession3
B4OWLs Beyond the Frontiers: Usability and Writing CentersSession5
B5Wheat, Chaff, and the Difference ThereofSession4
B6Collaborating Across Contexts: Art & Design and Writing StudiesSession3
B7Composition and Digital Literacy: From “Dick and Jane” to WholphinSession3
B8Fostering and Sustaining an Ecology of Digital Writing: Community, Engagement, and ApplicationSession4
C1New Media and Open Source Course Management SystemsSession4
C2A Survey of Multimodal Composition Practices: Report on a CCCC Research Initiative GrantSession6
C3Wary Travelers and the Oasis: Discussions of Blended Classrooms and Pedagogical ExperiencesSession4
C4Web Site Designs Across Cultures: A Comparative AnalysisSession4
C5Technology & the Composition Curriculum: Training TAsSession6
C6old + old + old = new: Multimedia Writing, Copyright, and Remix CultureSession4
C7Crossing (Out) the Frontier: BrightMOO, Remediation, and Authorship in the Age of the Networked Graphical EnvironmentSession4
C8Sustaining Service Learning Initiatives and New Media Writing ProgramsSession3
D1New Media Strategies For Embedding InstructionSession4
D2Moving from 20th to 21st Century Research ContextsSession3
D3The One About Wampum, Hypertext, and Video Game PraxisSession4
D4Smart and Guided Negotiations Between Learners and ResearchersSession3
D5Breaking the Gaze: Genre Conventions and Identity Construction in Not-For-Profit Medical Organizations’ Web SitesSession3
D6Defining Outcomes and Assessing Them with Validity and ReliabilitySession4
D7Just for Fun: Teaching Writing through Immersive Online GamesSession4
D8Kairos’ 10th Anniversary CelebrationSession5
E1Adapting to the Environment and Looking through Others’ LensesSession4
E2Following New Media: Assessment, Evaluation, and the (Accidental) CollageSession4
E3Converging Learning Literacies and Diverging Learning Spaces in FY Comp: Where Is the Class in This Class?Session6
E4Disclosures: Public and Private Accounts of Digital CommunicationSession4
E5I, Netizen: What is a Netizen, and Why Should We Care?Session4
E6Green Screen Your Teaching and Learning and LivingSession3
E7We are what we own? Identity, Infrastructure, and the Tomorrow of ComposingSession4
E8The Sites (and Sounds) of Publicity: The Promise and Challenge of Multimodal Public RhetoricSession4
F1What You Didn’t Learn in Grad School: Strategies and Stories for Success Post Ph.D.Session5
F2New Media + RhetoricSession9
F3Data Mining and Student FeedbackSession4
F4Is there a Wiki in this Class?Session5
F5Learning to Teach Online: What to Look For and What to AvoidSession4
F7Academic Alchemy: Mixing Methods in Studies of E-SpaceSession4
F8Methodology Hope: (Re)articulating Research Methods in Computers and WritingSession4
G1Graphic Novels, Blogs, and Immersive Online Teaching and Learning EnvironmentsSession3
G2Pushing Transparency: Exposing Student Writing and Pedagogies via Blackboard, ‘Zines, and WikisSession4
G3Remediate This, Punk: Where Memory Can Take UsSession4
G4Designing Peaceful Contexts and Spaces through Negotiated Knowledge-MakingSession4
G5New Media Theory and Praxis: Multimodality, Interactivity, and AssessmentSession4
G6Daughters of the Revolution: Females Born in the 70’s & Early 80’s, Writing, and the Digital RevolutionSession4
G7Constructing Self Online: Space, Politics, Race, and CultureSession4
G8Digitizing Professional Discourse: The Changing Nature of Information Exchange in Professional PracticesSession3
H1Techno-Rhetorical Strategies for Effective Re-MediationSession4
H2New Rhetorical Spaces, Learning Environments, and StrategiesSession4
H3The Fifth Estate: Digital Civic SphereSession4
H4The Effect of Electronic Commenting on Teaching & LearningSession4
H5Reflection and Self-Presentation in First-Year Composition ePortfoliosSession4
H6Coalescing Assessment Communities > Building Knowledge > Individuating Through ICONSession4
H7Rhetoric, Technology, and the Field of MedicineSession4
H8The History and Current Practice of Design and DeliverySession4
I1Interdisciplinary Research and Course Management SystemsSession4
I2Making It Happen: Technology that Works With Real LearnersSession4
I3Publishing, Professional Identity, and Labor Issues: Your Chair Wants you to Attend this PanelSession4
I4Interdisciplinary Metaphors: Magic and MatterSession4
I5To Blog or Not to Blog is No Longer the QuestionSession5
I6Sound Value Added in Research, Teaching, and ServiceSession4
I7Composing Writing Assessments, Rhetorical Email, and Information DesignSession4
I8What Really Matters? Considering Technological Approaches to Supporting Writing InstructionSession4
W1Using Online Databases to Understand and Improve Writing InstructionWorkshop2
W2Using and Understanding Digital Audio in the ClassroomWorkshop1
W3Streaming Media for Online LearningWorkshop4
W4Zero to 60 in a Cross-Campus Collaborative ePortfolio SystemWorkshop1
W5Casting About with Sounds Through PodcastingWorkshop3
W6Show Me the Money: Applying Effective Grant Writing TechniquesWorkshop3