computers & writing online 2006
Making Knowledge on the Digital Frontier

Graduate Research Network (GRN) ONLINE

 

As part of Computers and Writing Online, the Graduate Research Network (GRN) will be hosting several events.  We hope that you will participate in these synchronous and asynchronous offerings.  If you can't come to the face-to-face conference, you'll find excellent dialogue here; otherwise, use this opportunity to prepare for that magical trip to Lubbock, Texas and the Computers and Writing Conference. (Click here for a handy flier about GRN to post in your department.)

 

ASYNCHRONOUS GRN:

The online GRN team invites you to submit short (500-3000 word) descriptions of research, which will be commented on by a team of experienced researchers throughout the online conference (February 6-28).  These posts will go into the C&W.org site: http://computersandwriting.org . See the Conference Attending guide found from the Guides page for help with posting your summary of your research.

SYNCHRONOUS SESSIONS

(to be held in the Texas Tech English MOO)

Tuesday, February 14

6:00 p.m. CST

"Professionalization:  Preparing for the job, Getting the job, Keeping the job"
In this Valentine's day special, Janice Walker, Cheryl Ball, and Kristin Arola of MTU discuss the "do's" and "don'ts" of professional development.

 

Thursday, February 23

6:00 p.m. CST

"Research Methods in Computers and Writing"
Becky Rickly and Angela Eaton, both of Texas Tech University, discuss the promises and perils of conducting research in the academy and the workplace.

 

 

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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