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2023

About this year's source. This program came from the conference organizers, not the Digital Press book. It prints no chairs, and the program prints no city or host institution. Session codes A.07, E.05, F.04, G.01, H.04, AS.21 and AS.23 are not printed. Asynchronous sessions have no time or room.
101sessions
250people listed
49%first listed in this corpus
0.0%at institutions outside the US
32%of listings from ten institutions

Roles

  • presenter: 274
  • facilitator: 2
  • respondent: 1

Countries of listed institutions

  • US: 260

Source files

  • Program supplied by the conference organizers; no public source

Links go to the program as the WAC Clearinghouse hosts it, where one exists. The 2022 to 2024 programs have no public link.

Most-listed institutions

Sessions (101)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
A.01Artificial Intelligence: Pedagogies and PossibilitiesHybrid Panel4
A.02Assessment in Programs, Courses, and PlacementsPanel5
A.03A Hybrid Resource for Teaching and Learning about Privacy and Surveillance: The Digital Rhetorical Privacy CollectiveVirtual Roundtable3
A.04Theorizing the Ethics of Concealment through Digital Spaces and PracticesPanel4
A.05Storying Sex: Oral Histories of Activism, Digital Life, and Sexual HealthPanel3
A.06Publishing and Knowledge DisseminationHybrid Panel3
A.08Writing in Hybrid Spaces: The Real and Unreal of Virtual RealityPanel2
A.09Connecting Places: The Hybrid Practices of Graduate StudentsHybrid Lightning Talk7
A.10Virtual Spaces and Places in Online Writing InstructionHybrid Panel7
AS.01#eldermillenials enter the chat: Fan adoption and adaptation in new community spacesAsynchronous2
AS.02Accessible Podcasting: On The Fly?Asynchronous1
AS.03A Class Half-Full: Supporting Student Videogame Projects in Uncertain TimesAsynchronous1
AS.04Analyzing Institutional Language: Task-Based Digital Classroom Activities for Linguistic Justice at PWIsAsynchronous1
AS.05Communication Under Capitalism: Coding, Context, and CultureAsynchronous1
AS.06Computational Text Analysis + Close Reading: A Hybrid Approach to Writing Program AssessmentAsynchronous1
AS.07From Expedience to Superposition: Entangling Chronotopic Valuations of Hybrid Learning SpacesAsynchronous1
AS.08How Writers Can Use AI Image Generation Tools for Speculative DesignAsynchronous1
AS.09Hybrid Workspaces as New Workplaces: Teaching Gig Economy LiteraciesAsynchronous2
AS.10Identifying an Ace Gaze through Memetic Screens on TikTokAsynchronous2
AS.11Incorporating Trauma-Informed Practices into the Hybrid First-Year Writing ClassroomAsynchronous1
AS.12I Roll To Instant Message the Dragon: Discord and Digital Hybridity in Roleplaying and Educational ContextsAsynchronous1
AS.13Networking Prudence: Simondon and the Individuation of DoxaAsynchronous1
AS.14Open Worlds, Open Compositions: Designing First-Year Writing as Exploration / PlayAsynchronous2
AS.15Play as Praxis: How using video games in an online writing classroom encourages student learningAsynchronous1
AS.16Resituating the University Inside Students & their Hybrid Sites of LearningAsynchronous1
AS.17Running with Relatives: Rosalie Fish and the Decolonial Rhetorics in the Race SpaceAsynchronous1
AS.18Stepping across the Gutter: Principles, Practices, and Pedagogies for Hybridity through Digital Graphic StorytellingAsynchronous1
AS.19Toward University Policies to Protect Teachers and Researchers from Digital AggressionAsynchronous1
AS.20Using a Hybrid Composition Approach in Writing Centers: Inviting Students with More Avenues of ParticipationAsynchronous1
AS.22What Snapchat Can Teach Us in FYWAsynchronous1
AS.24Digital Literacy & Active Learning: A Case Study on an Alternative Approach to First-Year CompositionAsynchronous4
AS.25Social Annotation in Undergraduate Composition: Student Engagement, Instructor Pedagogy, and Support for Large-scale ImplementationAsynchronous5
AS.26Supporting Equity, Diversity and Inclusion through Google Docs Collaborative Writing Tasks: Evidence from Composition InstructorsAsynchronous1
AS.27The Hybrid Mind of Podcasting: Journeys In and Through Hybrid Pedagogical Spaces in PTC ProgramsVirtual Panel3
B.01Affect and Belonging in COVID and Other TraumasHybrid Panel3
B.02Perspectives on Social Media PracticesPanel3
B.03Analytics, Surveillance, PrivacyPanel2
B.04The Cloud is the Land: Digital Infrastructure amid Environmental CatastrophesPanel4
B.05No Reservations: Hybridizing Instruction for Traction and Transgression in Professional, Personal, and Social Writing SpacesHybrid Panel4
B.06Gaming and Game Design as Writing PedagogyVirtual Panel2
B.07Complication or Clarity? Student Agency and Alternative Assessment in Hybrid SpacesPanel4
B.08Pursuing Compositional Equity and Making Labor Visible in Hybrid Composing ProcessesVirtual Panel3
B.09Developing Instructors for Online and Hybrid TeachingPanel3
C.01Multimodal Pedagogies: Empathy, Accessibility, and Social JusticeVirtual Panel2
C.02Decolonizing Identit(ies), Rhetoric(s), and a Socially Just FutureHybrid Panel3
C.03Adapting Hybridity Across Writing Centers to Promote Accessibility, Diversity, InclusionPanel2
C.04The Cyborg Body as Media/tion: Exploring Embodiment through Hybrid Composing, Teaching, & LearningPanel3
C.05Do You Hear What I Hear?: Curating and Collaging Community VoicesPanel3
C.06Technical-Professional Writing and CommunicationHybrid Panel5
C.07The No-Cost Textbook Initiative: Creating a Flexible and Participatory Space for Accessible and Multimodal MaterialsPanel5
C.08Lost in Translation: Challenges of Hybrid Writing Course DesignPanel3
C.09DEI Training for Kairos Board and Staff: Closed SessionClosed Session1
C.10Hybrid Approaches to Teaching and Considerations across First-Year CompositionVirtual Panel4
D.01Challenges of Access in Online and Hybrid WritingHybrid Panel2
D.02Writing with AI: Pedagogical Uses of Emerging ToolsPanel3
D.03Civic Participation in a Networked AgePanel4
D.04Writing Online Selves in Transition: Hybrid Praxes of Gender Exploration as Queer CompositionPanel2
D.05Multimodality and First-Year Composition: Achieving Equity and Engagement through Hybridity in Teaching and AdministrationHybrid Panel3
D.06Reimaging Rhetorical Practices in Hybrid SpacesHybrid Panel3
D.07Contemporary Composition and the Practice of Digital IdentitiesHybrid Panel4
D.08Flexible Conversations: One Writing Program’s Experience Implementing Flipped, Hybrid First Year Writing CoursesRoundtable3
D.09The "Reel" Discussion: Implementing Social Media in Writing CoursesVirtual Panel4
E.01Wikipedia and Beyond: Approaches to Collaborative Knowledge-MakingHybrid Panel3
E.02Writing with Robots: Artificial Intelligence and Hybrid Rhetorical NegotiationsVirtual Roundtable3
E.03Hybridity Across Contexts: Engaging New Frameworks and Practices in Digital Spaces for Teaching and LearningHybrid Panel4
E.04Process This: Remaking Composition HybridityPanel4
E.06PWR Game Design Studio: Challenges and Opportunities in Teaching Game Design in a Professional Writing ProgramPanel3
E.07Innovative Approaches to Writing InstructionHybrid Panel4
E.08Hybrid Histories: Blended Archives and Mediated MemoryVirtual Panel5
F.01Reimagining Digital Rhetorical SystemsVirtual Panel4
F.02Tools for Writing, Teaching, and InclusionPanel4
F.03If I Don’t Have to Work as Hard, Are the Robot Overlords All That Bad? A.I. Writing, Algorithms and Hybrid AgencyHybrid Panel3
F.05Writing Monsters: Hybridity as CollagePanel3
F.06Addressing Internet Research Ethics Through Training and MentoringHybrid Panel3
F.07Tracking the Eye of the Imagination: Eye-tracking, Mental Imagery, and Neuro-divergent Writing StrategiesPanel3
F.08The Multimodal Classroom: Podcasting, Interviews, Social Media Content & InfographicsVirtual Panel3
F.097Cs Business Meeting0
G.02Writing through Fandom and Popular CultureHybrid Panel3
G.03Hybrid Reading PracticesPanel2
G.04Creating Equitable and Inclusive Grading Contracts for Online ContextsPanel3
G.05Distributed Communities of Care: Building Hybridized Faculty Development NetworksRoundtable3
G.06Digital Aggression Working GroupClosed Session1
G.07A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words: Studying (Un)Equitable Classroom Pedagogies with Grounded Theory and Machine LearningPanel3
G.08ePortfolios as Third Space: Challenging Notions of Identity, Labor, and ProfessionalismHybrid Panel4
H.01Student Perspectives in Online Writing InstructionHybrid Panel3
H.02The New Languages of ComposingPanel3
H.03Hybrid Teaching and Learning During a Pandemic: Examining the Implications, Challenges, and OpportunitiesHybrid Panel3
H.05Teaching Critical Use of AI Writing ToolsHybrid Roundtable4
Keynote-FriFriday Keynote - Revisiting the Politics of the Interface: Language, Positionality, and Computers and Writing ScholarshipKeynote1
Keynote-SatSaturday Keynote - Slow CompositionKeynote1
TH-ClosingClosing TownhallTown Hall5
TH-IITownhall II - A Strange Hybridity: Writing with Generative AITown Hall6
TH-OpeningOpening Townhall: Hybridity & Engagement - A User's Guide to Computers & Writing 2023Town Hall5
WS-1Graduate Research Network (GRN)Workshop2
WS-2Beyond Design Thinking: Designing for EquityWorkshop1
WS-3Composing and Publishing Digital ScholarshipWorkshop5
WS-4The Choice of the Rhetor: Using "ChoiceScript" to Code Branching Path and Stats-based RPG Hybrid Digital StorygamesWorkshop1
WS-5Graduate Research Network (GRN)Workshop2
WS-6Hybridity Through Play: Discord and the Gamified CourseWorkshop1
WS-7Left to My Own (Multiple) Devices: Reimagining the Writing Process as a Hybridized Procedure to Promote Disability AccessWorkshop1
WS-8Adding a Third Dimension to Third Spaces: XR and Educational Support TrainingWorkshop2