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2011

About this year's source. The program prints no chairs, only discussion leaders and town-hall moderators.
166sessions
491people listed
53%first listed in this corpus
0.6%at institutions outside the US
37%of listings from ten institutions

Sessions (166)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
A01Making Innovation Public: Resources for DIY, Modification, and Sharing of Writing Center TechnologiesRoundtable6
A02Mentoring SessionMentoring8
A03Using New Media to Promote Learning: Implications for Reading, Note-taking, Collaboration, and Deep LearningPanel4
A04Student Production of Digital Media: Notes from a Major Track in Editing, Writing, and MediaPanel4
A05“Betwixt and Between”: Revising Notions of Authorship, Style, & ResponsePanel4
A06Out of Print: Three Cases Investigating the Implications for Doing, Teaching, and Assessing Expanded Notions of CompositionPanel4
A07Traversing Multimodality: Temporal, Spatial & Embodied Approaches to Researching & Theorizing Complex Writing ActsPanel2
A08Community Engagement and Digital MotionPanel5
A09Room to Roam: Navigating the Promise and Perils of “Enhanced” Writing ClassroomsPanel3
A10Digital Writing Research in Motion: The Trajectories of Four Digital Writing ResearchersPanel4
A11Past is Prologue: Teachers Composing Narratives in Digital TimesPanel3
A12Creating Comics: Using Comic Life to Create Short Multimodal CompositionsMini-workshop2
A13Techne Tube: Creating a Video Tutorial Collaborative for CompositionMini-workshop4
A14Performance Art and First-Year WritingMini-workshop1
B01From Writing Center to Multiliteracy Center: Imagining the Twenty-First CenturyRoundtable6
B02Networked PublicsPanel5
B03Making Writing Socially Engaging: Asking Why New Media Draws Us InPanel5
B04Writing in Action: Citizenship and Electronic Common SpacesPanel3
B05Sex, Lies, and Pseudonyms: Text Migration and Identifiability across Web PlatformsPanel3
B06Online Journal Administration: The Editorial Mentor and a More Inclusive Future for Scholarly PublishingPanel3
B07Hacking Hopefalls: Using Transformative Play to Interrogate University StructuresPanel3
B09Writing for Social Action: Engaging and Constructing Digital Public SpacesPanel4
B10Revision in Flux: From Essay to ePortfolioPanel6
B11Starting conversations related to students and composing spacesConversation Starters5
B12Always already rhetors: toward a pedagogy of techno-memoriaMini-workshop3
B13Postmen, Stewardesses, and Semiotic Domains: (Un) Crossing Gendered Biases in Computers as Writing SpacesMini-workshop1
B14On the Critical Media: New Ways of Incorporating Video, Advertising and the Press in the Humanities ClassroomPanel2
C01Peersourcing: An FAQPanel6
C02Motion, Media, Method, MaterialityPanel3
C03Private/Public Tweets: ELLs in FYC, Graduate Students’ Social Networking, and Corporate Twitter StreamsPanel3
C04The Real World as New Media Classroom: Four Takes on Digital CitizenryPanel4
C05The Zooming User: Theoretical and Pedagogical Implications of PreziPanel3
C06Aligning Technology and Philosophy: A Theoretical and Practical Argument for Synchronous Delivery in Online Writing CentersPanel3
C07Dynamic assessment practices for media and technology classesRoundtable5
C08Experiences with HireaDixiegrad.com: A Multimodal Approach to Getting College Graduates HiredPanel3
C09Expansion Packs Available: Gaming in Public and Private SpacesPanel4
C10#image: Social Tagging and Visual RhetoricPanel3
C11Mini-workshop on MegazineMini-workshop1
C12Writing in science class: contributing to an on-line encyclopediaMini-workshop2
C13Supporting Digital Literacy: Considerations of composition pedagogy and changePanel4
C14Digital Portfolio Design: Working Corporately to Personalize a ProductRoundtable2
C15Mentoring SessionMentoring8
D01What the Games Say: Teaching Rhetoric Through Game DesignMini-workshop1
D02Digital mission-making: An exploration of privacy, posthumanism, and embodimentPanel3
D03Writing on the Fly: The Role of Text in Web 2.0Panel3
D04Assessment 3.0 Reconfiguring Grading Spaces with Distributed Assessment ToolsPanel3
D05Making Virtual Communities Transparent: “Community” as Pedagogical Outcome in Online Writing ClassesPanel3
D06Re-visioning the Public and Private in New Media Spaces: Writing, Community, and MaterialityPanel2
D07Schools: Where the public and private collidePanel3
D08Teaching Internet InventionMini-workshop2
D09World of WarComp: Towards A Massively-Multiplayer Offline Composition ClassMini-workshop3
D10Public (Between) Private: Wikileaks, Legalities in Online Writing, and the Future of Network RhetoricsPanel2
D11Virtual Identities and The Classroom: Articulations of Self Across Multiple SpacesPanel3
D12Reconsidering Tenure and Promotion Protocols: Demonstrating What We Really ValuePanel3
D13Let the Games Begin: Can points and prizes motivate users to create content?Roundtable2
D14All We Know is All ThatPanel/Performance1
E01Postindian Fugitive (e)Motions: Case Studies of Digital and Visual Cultural Rhetorics ResearchPanel4
E02Researching Writing in the Social NetworkPanel9
E04Multimodality in the writing classroom: Podcasting in four actsPanel4
E05Traversing Multiple Spaces: Exploring Engagement with Sugar Labs, One Laptop Per Child, and K-12 collaboratorsPanel4
E06Copyright Issues in Online LearningPanel2
E07Remix (as) Scholarship: An ExplorationMini-workshop1
E08Beyond Dancing and Flirting: Heuristic for a Web (2.0) RhetoricMini-workshop2
E09Transnational Connections: Student Exchanges and Social Networking ComparisonsPanel3
E10Serious Fun and Games: Alternate Reality, Shooters, and Academic ValuesPanel3
E11Using Digital Tools to Support Writing Instruction: Pedagogical ImplicationsPanel4
E12Brokenness and the Quest for Identity in New MediaPanel4
E13Is Blogging Dead? Yes, No, OtherRoundtable10
E14Mentoring SessionMentoring8
F01Traversing Space and Place: Consulting New Media Texts in the 21st Century Multiliteracy CenterRoundtable4
F02Unbooks, Ebooks, and the Evolution of Self-Publishing SystemsPanel3
F03Assessing Technology Needs in a Large University Writing Program: A Pilot Study to Identify Options for Implementing E-PortfolioPanel4
F04Primary Texts and the Primacy of Scholarly Interpretation: Exploring the Re(-)presentational Affordances of Digital MediaPanel2
F06Music, Microphones, Multimedia: Writing with Sound in the Composition ClassroomPanel3
F07Resistance, Memory and Community: An Investigation of Performance, Writing and Production in Online SpacesPanel3
F08Traversing Paper to Make Writing Visible: Integrating ePortfolios into the CurriculumPanel3
F09Beyond Going through the Motions: Engaging Place and Enacting Citizenship in Digital Writing SpacesPanel3
F10Writing Privately in Public: Digital Machines, Portability, and the Writing SpacePanel4
F11Reshaping Publics through Rhetorical IdentificationPanel4
F12Employing Free Web-Based Sites to Motivate and Scaffold Secondary and First-Year College Students’ New Media ComposingMini-workshop1
F13Starting Conversations Related to Digital LiteraciesConversation Starters6
F14Cultural Production and Rhetoric: Theorizing, Co-opting, and Subverting Online SpacesPanel3
G01Writing in Motion: The Futures of the Digital Scholarly PressRoundtable6
G02Faculty and Facebook: Placing “Our Collective Hands” on Social Networking ExperiencesPanel3
G03Building Classroom Community in a Digital DomainPanel4
G05Moving the Best Practices of Writing Pedagogy into the Online ClassroomPanel4
G06Workstreaming: Building work histories by observing writing behaviorPanel3
G07Beyond the Rhetorical Triangle: Expanding the Composition ZonePanel4
G08Considering Wikis as Community Spaces: Academic Jobs Wiki, Course Design Wiki, and ESOL Classroom WikiPanel3
G09Free Open Source Software (FOSS) and Participatory Video on the InternetMini-workshop1
G10Moderation, Messaging, and Mass Collaboration: Empowering Students to Learn through TeachingMini-workshop2
G11Checking it out at the Library: Attention Literacy in the Information AgeMini-workshop2
G12Exploring and Applying 21st-Century Possibilities in K-12 ContextsPanel4
G13Multimodality in Motion: Disability in/and Kairotic SpacesRoundtable7
G14Mentoring SessionMentoring8
GRN(no title)Graduate Research Network1
H01Multilingual Literacy LandscapesPanel3
H02Remediating Literacy, Remediating the ClassroomPanel3
H03Navigating Implications for Social Media in Learning: Facebook and Twitter in Composition Instruction, Distance Learning, and Social LifeworldsPanel3
H05Questions of Collaboration, Consent, Authority: Community Writing in the WikiPanel3
H06Soundsense: Musical Rhetoric, Rhetorical Noise, and the Arduino Microprocessor as Translator of DiscoursePanel4
H07Research Methods and Digital PublishingPanel3
H08Tablet PCs: Paperless Portfolios and Powerful PotentialMini-workshop1
H09Let’s Review: Another Look at Why, When, & How We Use Peer Interaction in Writing ClassroomsMini-workshop3
H10Gaming the ClassroomPanel3
H11Genres and Templates: Formal, Informal, and HackedPanel2
H12Digitizing Cultural Identities and Literacies: Transnational, Traditional, and Multi-lingual Possibilities and ConnectionsPanel3
H13Exploring Ethical and Public Discourses in New Media: Digital Storytelling and Online ForumsPanel2
H14Traversing the Divide: A Roundtable DiscussionRoundtable6
HDW-01Creating a CMS that Works: Online Classes with WordPress and other Web TechnologiesHalf-Day Morning Workshop2
HDW-02Composing Digital Scholarship: A Workshop for AuthorsHalf-Day Morning Workshop8
HDW-03Learning, Teaching, and Using Flash for Composition and CollaborationHalf-day Morning Workshop1
HDW-04The Medium is the Limit: Making and Modding GamesHalf-day Morning Workshop2
HDW-05Wiki-writing: Teaching with WikipediaHalf-day Morning Workshop2
HDW-06Technofeminist Pedagogies in Public and Private SpacesHalf-day Afternoon Workshop9
HDW-07Becoming More Datagogical: Developing Multimedia in an Online Course CatalogHalf-day Afternoon Workshop2
HDW-08Teaching with iPads: Motivation, Inspiration, Alienation in the AppleverseHalf-day Afternoon Workshop4
HDW-09Everybody has a Literacy Story: Literacy Narrative Collection, Digital Media, and the Digital Archive of Literacy NarrativesHalf-day Afternoon Workshop9
J01Mobilizing Public Spaces for Community Change: The Digital and Visual Rhetorical Work of Youth LeadershipPanel6
J02Exploring and Applying 21st-Century Possibilities in K-12 ContextsPanel4
J04The Writing Cycle in Five MovementsMini-workshop1
J05Blogging Outside the Box: Affect, Style, and TheoryPanel3
J06Sharing Solitudes: Public and Private on the MovePanel3
J07Virtual Worlds, Today and TomorrowPanel2
J08Rewiring Gender: Engaging Differentials of Identity, Opportunity and MotivationPanel3
J09Overlapping Tools: How Students Interact with Digital TechnologiesPanel5
J10Space, Matter, and Movement: Four Investigations of Digital Rhetoric and Writing TheoryPanel4
J11Fan Tactics: Discourse, Identity, and AuthorshipPanel3
J12Negotiating Knowledge-Construction and Audiences: Pedagogical Possibilities and Constraints of Wikis, Social Media, and Multi-Media AssignmentsPanel5
J14Help!Roundtable5
K01Historical Perspectives and Current Applications: The Pasts and Futures of Digital Scholarship, Zines, and the Ethics of Technical CommunicationPanel3
K02Motion in Theory: Mobile Learners, Mobile Memes, and Mobile Access as Culturally Grounded Rhetorical ActionPanel4
K03Motion in Theory: Mobile Learners, Mobile Memes, and Mobile Access as Culturally Grounded Rhetorical ActionPanel3
K04Engaging EportfoliosPanel3
K05Digital Feedback and Other Noises of AssessmentPanel3
K06Practical Approaches to Keeping Writing in MotionPanel5
K07Using Narrative to Articulate the Private/Public Relationship between Feminism and Digital LiteracyPanel3
K08Private Truths, Public Video, and the Logic of Vision: Remixing Collaboration, Reflection, and Authorship as Pedagogies of DisplacementPanel3
K09Digital Activism and Witness in a Global PublicRoundtable5
K10Developing and Using Open Educational Resources for WritingPanel3
K12Rhetorics and Heuristics for Change: A Workshop for Building and/or Transforming Digital Writing ProgramsMini-workshop2
K13The Promise and Challenges of Creating TechnoPedagogic Community in an Age of CMS UbiquityConversation Starters3
K14Vidding as Multimedia Composing ProcessMini-workshop1
Keynote-01The Master Switch — What Link between Invention, Infrastructure, and Creativity?Keynote1
Keynote-02Our Work in the Profession: The Here and Now of the FutureKeynote1
Keynote-03Hyper and Machine Reading and Writing: Assessing the Gains and LossesKeynote1
P01Argument Walkthroughs: Screen-Recording, Video Games, and CompositionNew Media Poster/Installation1
P02Sonic Interfaces as Embodied Digital CultureNew Media Poster/Installation1
P03Moving into the Aural Dimension: New Media Rhetorics in FYCNew Media Poster/Installation1
P04Graphic storytelling in Second Language Writing ClassroomsNew Media Poster/Installation2
P05Private Thoughts, Public SpacesNew Media Poster/Installation1
P06Jewish Court of All Time: Simulation meets Action ResearchNew Media Poster/Installation2
P09Oh Shit, I’m in Grad School: The WebcomicNew Media Poster/Installation1
P10Using Online Corpora and Concordancers to Foster Students’ Genre AwarenessNew Media Poster/Installation2
P11All the Write MovesNew Media Poster/Installation1
P12Course Management to Corporate Management: The [Non]-Divide between Academic and Professional Content Management SystemsNew Media Poster/Installation1
P13A Pedagogy of Performance: User Guides in Real ContextsNew Media Poster/Installation1
P14Creative CriticismNew Media Poster/Installation1
P15Reading data and writing narrativeNew Media Poster/Installation1
P17Authority FiguresNew Media Poster/Installation1
PERF-01Technology, Orality, Dance and Speech: An Intervention in the Intersections of Cultural Storytelling through Embodiment and TechnorhetoricNew Media Performance/Presentation4
PERF-02Electronic Performance Publics: Digital Re-constitutions of the SelfNew Media Performance/Presentation2
PERF-03Queered: A Literacy NarrativeNew Media Performance/Presentation2
TH-01Through the Looking Glass and Back Again: A Computers and Writing RhetrospectiveTown Hall I8
TH-02Are You a Digital Humanist?Town Hall II7
TH-03The Future(s) of Computers and WritingTown Hall III6