Computers & Writing 99

Schedule of Sessions

Sunday, May 30

9:00-10:30	CB 110	8A - Forum: "Stories from the Contributors of Weaving a Virtual Web: Practical Approaches to New Information Technologies." Coordinator: Sibylle Gruber Catherine Smith, Sarah Rilling, Emily Golson.
	CB 204W	8B - Panel: "Hybrid Literacy Practices on the World Wide Web." Coordinator: Marilyn M. Cooper Cynthia L. Selfe, "(Re)constructing Postmodern Identities in Online Literacy Practices" Marilyn M. Cooper, "Cyberspace Offers No Escape: Responsibility on the World Wide Web" Gail E. Hawisher, "A Hyperquilt of Women's Voices: Online Identity Formation in Feminist Web Sites" Anne Frances Wysocki, "Cross-Pollination, Cross-Dressing, or Writing at Cross-Purposes? On the Words, Images, and Imagetexts of World Wide Web Documents"
	CB 327	8C - Session: Studying the Culture Christine Boese, "Chaining Rhetorical Visions in the Xenaverse: How a Web Culture Influenced a Warrior Princess." Alex Weirich, "Analog Identity in a Binary Age: Computers and the Construction of Self."
	CB 204E	8D - Session: Academic Labor, Academic Work, and Change Pamela Takayoshi, "Academic Labor and Technology in the Twenty-first Century." Fred Kemp, "Beyond the Computer-based Classroom: What's Next?"
	CB 328	8E - Session: Distance Learning Lee Ann Mortensen and Ray Walker, "Distance Learning Humanized: First-year Composition Using CD-ROM and the Internet." Marcia Dickson, "'Is Anybody Out There?' and Other Questions of Distanced Learning Discussion Groups."
11:00-12:30	CB 110	9A - Forum: "Pushing the Boundaries of First-year Composition: Should Technology Be Included in the Outcomes?" Coordinator: Patricia Ericsson Bill Condon, Emily Golson, Barry M. Maid, Keith Rhodes, Patricia Ericsson.
	CB 327	9B - Session: Multimedia and Multiliteracy Carolyn Handa, "Rhetorical Tradition, Visual Literacy, and the World Wide Web: Tradition Is Not Just a Four-letter Word." John Zuern, "Why Is That Ball Bouncing?: Visual Rhetoric in Web-based Composition."
	CB 204W	9C - Session: Diversity, Identity, and Online Communities in the Classroom Sibylle Gruber, "Culture, Identity Politics, and the World Wide Web: Moving Toward an Understanding of Online Discourse Communitites." Rich Rice, "Technology as Teach-nology: (Re)discovering Student Voice and Conviction through Human-centered Pedagogy." Jacqui Cyrus, "Who's Taking Freshman-year Comp/Comp? A Question of Diversities."
	CB 328	9D - Session: Distance Learning and Community Patrick J. Bettencourt and Virginia Crisco, "Bridging Distance and Difference: Diverse Students Meet Online." Tiffany Werth, "Mirror Sites: Constructing Communities in Cyberspace." Ida L. Rodgers, "Web-based Class Web Design: Research into Audience Reactions."
	CB 204E	9E - Open Forum: "Creating Technoliteracy Standards: A 7C's Project" Coordinator: Traci Gardner
12:45-2:15		Banquet Keynote Address: Fred Kemp, "The Battle beyond the Millenium: The WEB Versus the Teacher Culture. Are We Ready to Rumble?"
2:30-5:30		Workshops

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