CCCCs Executive Committee
I love Duane Roen, my dissertation chair and scholarly mentor. He was good and tried protecting me from national/disciplinary service commitments until I had finished my dissertation. Now, I have to give him credit because although I sabotaged my own PhD progress by still serving on these type of committees, working too much, writing a textbook, etc., he still protected me. I really know that because practically within days of defending my dissertations I was getting requests to serve on different committees. Needless to say, I have been elected to the …
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| June 18 2010 | CommentsPosted in CCCC
Computers & Writing 2010
I’m trying a little experiment with Susan’s grad students while at Computers & Writing 2010. We’re trying to take notes in a variety of places with different technologies. I’m setting up a CoverItLive to at least track Computers & Writing 2010 Twitter hashtag (#cw2010) but hoping they’ll take notes too! Computers & Writing 2010
...Continued | May 21 2010 | CommentsPosted in C&W
The Start of Summer 2010
The last grades for the spring semester are in, the 2010 mTech conference has already come and gone, and I’m already sitting in West Lafayette, Indiana for the start of the 2010 Computers and Writing Conference. I’d say this is a GREAT start for summer 2010. I decided to make a Wiffiti board for C&W this year...I like that this blog post will now be dynamic!
...Continued | May 19 2010 | CommentsPosted in C&W
Deborah Holdstein: Keynote at TYCA-West 2009
Deborah Holdstein: Keynote at TYCA-West 2009
...Continued | October 09 2009 | CommentsPosted in TYCA-West
Guest Blogger: Stacey Cochran on Digital Touring
Kicking of my own return to regular blogging, I’ve got a guest “traveler” and fellow technophile. Amazon Kindle link: http://www.amazon.com/CLAWS-ebook/dp/B0024NL6QS/ Thanks so much, Shelley, for hosting me today as a guest blogger. As you know, I am currently on a 45-Day blog tour to help promote the release of my new novel CLAWS. Truth is I’m coming down to my last couple of weeks of the tour, and so I’d like to take this opportunity to reflect a bit on what I’ve learned. Specifically, I’d like to …
...Continued | June 20 2009 | CommentsPosted in Guest Bloggers
Podcamp AZ 2008
Although I was wiped since I was at the Arizona English Teachers Association 2008 annual conference last weekend, Educause‘s 2008 annual conference this past week, and then PodcampAZ this weekend…I’m really glad I went to PodcampAZ. I greatly appreciated making some connections with folks in the local community. I loved having the opportunity to present my “Resident Feminist” presentation. It was very gratifying to do a “feminist reading” of web 2.0 technologies in a …
...Continued | November 02 2008 | CommentsPosted in PodcampAZ
Educause08: Teaching with Images Workshop
Kicking off Educause08 with a strong start at the “Teaching with Images: Tools and Resources” half-day workshop. I’m excited that Beth Harris, our fearless leader, has me already signed up for three new webware accounts and I don’t even have my live blog set up yet!
...Continued | October 28 2008 | CommentsPosted in Educause
AETA-08: Facing the Dead Line
I’m very excited to be attending a presentation by my new colleague Jeanne Dugan, “Facing the Dead Line: Teaching Drugs and Alcohol to Middle School, High School, and College Students.”
...Continued | October 25 2008 | CommentsPosted in AETA
AETA-08: Keynote
Beverly Ann Chin, Director of English Teaching Program of University of Montana, Missoula and former chair of NCTE presents “Strategies that invite students into the world of multicultural literature.”
...Continued | October 25 2008 | CommentsPosted in AETA
TYCA-West 08: Google Apps
Devon is sharing the types of stuff that we like to play around.
...Continued | October 10 2008 | CommentsPosted in TYCA-West