E-Forum Sessions
"No More Grocery Store Tomatoes: Using Homebrewed Content Management Systems in the Writing Classroom." Michael Haynes and Marc Pietrzykowski, Georgia State University.
“(Com)posers or Consumers? A Reconsideration of the Impact of New Media Writing Technologies on Today’s Composition Students.” Randall McClure, Minnesota State University, Mankato
"Online Work: Theories, Challenges, and Perspectives." Pavel Zemliansky, James Madison University and Kirk St. Amant, Texas Tech University
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#15 "Writing on the Computer: Craft or Knack?" Shaun Slattery, DePaul University.
"From Management to Assessment,
Reflection to Representation –Exploring the Array of Digital Portfolios'
Purposes, Audiences, and Development." Troy Hicks, Michigan State
University, Red Cedar Writing Project, and Paige V. Baggett, College of
Education, Department of Leadership and Teacher Education, Mobile Bay
Writing Project.
Wrap-up (2/26-28):
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The asynchronous portion of this year's C&WOnline
conference (called "E-Forum" sessions) will be held at ComputersandWriting.org, the information portal for the computers and writing community established by the CCCC Committee on Computing and Composition (7C). If you do not already have an account with this site, one will be established for you when you register.
How does this conference Forum work?
Each E-Forum session will focus on a topic submitted as a proposal to the organizing committee. Discussion on this topic will occur asynchronously within the C&W.org site for five days on each topic (though the discussion may continue for more than five days).
To follow the discussion, and even enter into it, visit the C&W.org site regularly during the session time period. If you have posted a response, you will receive notification in your email of anyone who has responded to your post. Otherwise, you will have to go to the site to see recent posts on the session topic. Drupal, the open source software running the site, is a sophisticated content management system that operates like a collaborative blog (plus a lot more). It is the same open source software tool used by KairosNews.
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Computers and
Writing Online 2006, "Making Knowledge on the Digital
Frontier," is the companion conference to Computers and
Writing 2006, held May 25-28, 2006, at Texas Tech University
in Lubbock, Texas. Graphics from freefoto.com.
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