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2019 · East Lansing, Michigan

About this year's source. The program prints names only, with no institutions and no chairs. Poster presentations are one merged session.
121sessions
378people listed
47%first listed in this corpus
at institutions outside the US
of listings from ten institutions

Roles

  • presenter: 435

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Sessions (121)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
A.1Identifying and Enacting Values and Best Practices for Blended/Hybrid Writing CoursesRoundtable8
A.2Pre-Designed Online Courses: the Good, Bad, and UglyPanel3
A.3Experience Design, Experience Ethics: Critical Encounters with Projects and StakeholdersPanel3
A.4Recentering and Reconceiving Digital LiteraciesPanel3
A.5Making Memes that Work for Change: A Hands-on Exploration of Political Messages and Political ParticipationMini Workshop1
A.6Accessibility, Inclusivity, Interfaces: The Ethics of Scaffolding Student Learning with Digital TechnologiesRoundtable5
A.7Accessing and Composing Bodies of Knowledge: Examining Process and Possibility through the Scar Tissue ArchivesPanel4
A.8Catching Em All: Interdisciplinary Game Studies Research and PublicationRoundtable5
A.9Big Data and Composition: Multiscopic ReflectionsPanel5
A.10Selfies, Community, and the Post-humanPanel3
A.11Misinformation, Circulation, and Fake NewsPanel3
A.12Collecting, Critiquing, and Contextualizing MultimodalityPanel4
A.13Surveillance, Pedagogy, and EthicsPanel2
A.14Histories and Methodologies in Digital and Cultural SpacesPanel3
A.15Writing Publics: Agency, Persuasion, and PedagogiesPanel3
B.1Multimodal and Social Media ActivismPanel4
B.2Access, Reflection, and Metadiscourse in Digital LiteraciesPanel4
B.3Graduate Students and Digital PedagogyPanel2
B.4We’re All in This (Story) Together: Surrealist Games and Collaborative StorytellingMini Workshop2
B.5Encouraging Multimodal Revision through Engaging Pedagogical FrameworksPanel4
B.6Multimodal Teaching as an Ethical Responsibility: The Impact of a Digital Composition Lab on Student Learning and Instructor PedagogyPanel3
B.7Negotiating Ethics of Participatory Investigation in True Crime PodcastsPanel3
B.8Scholar–Teacher–Coder: The Labor of Digital Literacy in the Computer Writing EnvironmentPanel4
B.9User/Body Rhetorics: Adaptive Strategies for Networked EmbodimentPanel3
B.10Centering Ethics in a Platformized World: The Challenges and Possibilities of Living and Working with Social MediaPanel3
B.11Explanation Points: Writing and Publishing in Computers and WritingRoundtable6
B.12Living in a Google Docs World: Interviews with Students Who Rock DocsPanel3
B.13Critical Play: Questioning Positive Affect in Digital SpacesPanel3
B.14Aggression, Harassment, and Ethical ObligationsPanel3
C.1Digital Technologies That Extend and Transfer Beyond the Classroom: Sketching, Virtual Reality, Social Networking, and Online LearningPanel5
C.2Writing Program Administration and Curriculum DesignPanel3
C.3Feminisms and Rhetorics in Liminal SpacesPanel3
C.4Teaching Visual Texts and CommunicationPanel3
C.5Possibilities and Limitations of Gaming PedagogiesPanel3
C.6Protest, Resistance, and Digital SpacePanel3
C.7Designing Multimodality in Writing ClassroomsPanel5
C.8Designing Multimodality in Writing ClassroomsPanel3
C.9The Digital Studies 101 Website: Developing and Using An Ethical Un-TextbookPanel3
C.10Ethics in 240 Characters or Less: Social Media’s Past, Present, and FuturePanel3
C.11Listening for the Overtones: Readings, Transcripts, and Interviews in Soundwriting ClassroomsPanel3
C.12The Multifaceted-Nature of Access in Online Learning EnvironmentsRoundtable5
C.13Designing Inclusive Futures: Black Feminist Design(s) as Ethical Practice in Administration, Pedagogy, and ResearchPanel3
C.14Remix the Conference: Creating Community through Audio CollageMini Workshop1
C.15Digital Machiavels: Ethically Fostering 21st Century Digital Pedagogy through 20th Century AdminMini Workshop3
D.1Publishing and EditingPanel3
D.2Community ActivismPanel5
D.3En(Act)ion: Bridging the Graduate School Digital DividePanel4
D.4New Ethical Frameworks for Researching Digital Ag-gressionPanel4
D.5(Re)Discover Zoom: The “Meeting” Tool That Can Humanize Your TeachingMini Workshop1
D.6Braiding the Ludic Interknit: Creating Intermediate-Level Composition Games in TwineMini Workshop1
D.7International ActivismPanel3
D.8Spinning Recordings On and Off the BusPanel4
D.9TLDR: What Do Those Technology Privacy Statements REALLY Say?Panel3
D.10Critiquing Institutional NarrativesPanel3
D.11Continuing the Conversation: Navigating Inclusivity and Vulnerability in Online Listservs and Digital SpacesRoundtable6
D.12Deep Ethics in PedagogyPanel4
D.13Critical Data LiteraciesPanel3
D.14Rhetorics of Gaming, Modding, and ColonialismPanel3
D.15Working with the DRC toward a Digital Ethics ManifestoMini Workshop9
E.1Resources and AccessPanel4
E.2Planners and Journals as Multimodal Technologies of Disability AccessPanel3
E.3Building Sustainable Digital Spaces: Student and Faculty Collaborations on Editing Digital PublicationsPanel3
E.4Toward Healthy Representation and Practices in On-line Gaming SpacesPanel3
E.5Ethics in Teaching Tech WritingPanel3
E.6Reimagining our “Mission”: Research, Pedagogy, and Assessment in Service of Social JusticePanel4
E.7The Circulation of Algorithmic Capital in Social Media Responses to Institutional RhetoricsPanel3
E.8Ethical Interactions: Access, AI, and Experience Ar-chitecturePanel1
E.9Community Formation in Streaming and VloggingPanel4
E.10Digital Resistance to Reproductive InjusticeMini Workshop6
E.11Unity 3D Game Spaces for BeginnersMini Workshop1
E.123,000 Podcasts a Year: Teaching and Administering New Media Composition in a First-Year Writing ProgramRoundtable6
E.13Remix Ethics and AccessPanel3
E.14Poster PresentationPoster18
F.1Workflow MappingMini Workshop2
F.2Complicated Curriculum: Rhetorics and Ethics of PlatformPanel4
F.3Discovering, Understanding, and Transferring LiteraciesPanel3
F.4Failure as Responsible Act: Relational Accountability in Community-based Computers and Writing WorkPanel3
F.5Making the User Experience Matter: Centering Narratives of Teaching and Learning in Online Writing CoursesPanel3
F.6Digital Die Cutters and Making PracticesPanel3
F.7Understanding Expectations and Experiences of Online Writing and TutoringPanel3
F.8Privacy, Participation, and PlatformPanel3
F.9Creative Heuristics: A Cascading Invention-Based Model for Learning in Digital Composition EnvironmentsRoundtable5
F.10Ethics, Automation, and AlgorithmsPanel3
F.11Sound and MediascapesPanel3
F.12Hashtag ActivismPanel3
F.13Mobile Tech and PedagogiesPanel3
F.14Content Design and AlgorithmsPanel3
F.15Brains, Pains, and ShitPanel4
G.1Advanced Digital PedagogiesPanel3
G.2Writing Spaces, Digital ComposingPanel3
G.3Alternative Digital Writing SpacesPanel4
G.4Ethical Design, Community Knowledge, and Embodied ActionPanel3
G.5What We Wish Authors and Editors Knew About Digital PublishingRoundtable4
G.6Digital Audiences: Design, Theory, ResearchPanel2
G.7DALN Organizational MeetingPanel3
G.8Collaboration and Digital Activism for Social ChangePanel3
G.9Considering the Ethical: Using Digital Technologies in the ClassroomPanel3
G.10Disruptive Experiences: Changing Approaches to What Matters NowRoundtable4
G.11Writing Queerness into Games and Gaming CulturePanel4
G.12The Problem with Doxxing: Dirty Tricks in the Networked AgePanel3
G.13Exploring a Web-based Archive of Writing and As-signmentsMini Workshop4
G.14Ethics of Social Media Research and Teaching: Studying Online CommunitiesMini Workshop4
G.15Developing Digital Literacies Inside and Outside of ClassroomsPanel2
H.1Visual Storytelling on the Go: Innovative Mobile Workflows for Your Digitally Enabled Composition CourseMini Workshop8
H.2Pedagogies of Digital Rhetoric: Wikithons, Story-maps, Zombies and the Electronic WordPanel3
H.3The Matter of Systems of Power: Affective Interfaces, Embodiment, and Algorithmic PoliticsPanel4
H.4Specific Digital Tools in the ClassroomPanel3
H.5Material Concerns: Composing with a Digital Die CutterMini Workshop1
H.6Ethics and Social MediaPanel2
H.7Digital and Ethical Challenges: Collaboration, Circulation, ReligionPanel4
H.8The Military Social Media Mission: The Ethical Implications of Praxis, Pedagogy, and PolicyRoundtable5
H.9(In)visible Labor: Radical Professional Participation in Fraught Digital SpacesRoundtable5
H.10Exploration, Play, and Construction with Digital Invention: Pedagogies, Problems, and PotentialPanel3
H.11Reconsidering the Digital in Community Engagement Projects: Producing Knowledge Ethically with Big DataRoundtable5
H.12Academic Analytics and Institutional ProgramsPanel2
H.13OWI Design for Interactivity in MASLOW, a Graduate Writing Support Project for International StudentsPanel4
H.14Teaching Professional Ethics in Undergraduate Writing and TPC Courses: Navigating the Challenge in a STEM-Driven EnvironmentPanel3
H.15Foregrounding Ethics in Grant-funded Research: Interdisciplinary, Inter-institutionality, and CollaborationRoundtable6
Keynote-GilliardKeynote: Chris GilliardKeynote1
Keynote-RobinsonKeynote: Joy RobinsonKeynote1
OpeningComputers & Writing: Past, Present(s), Futures: From T-Shirts and Conference Programs to Email and Chat Transcripts—Tracing our Identity and Considering Our Ethical Orientations and ObligationsTown Hall9