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Maybe you have time for this…

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I have zero time to write to find out more, but I thought maybe some of you might be interested in this mini-conference at Stanford’s d. school, assuming there are electronic methods of attending.
ok, I return to regularly schedule activities:
and 1–10-12 page),
- grading papers (please can’t we just let students [...]

Good day!

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Today was a really good day. There are days when things come together in unexpected ways and that is how it happened today.
One of the groups that I asked for help with funding just came through with an extra $250. It’s hard to believe. I am just ecstatic! This means that [...]

DMAC Bound!!

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I’m going to DMAC!!
I was awarded a partial scholarship. Plus, I wrote a few emails to groups here on campus asking for help and got commitments for all but $250. However, a good friend just sent me that exact amount of money in the mail — just out of the blue [...]

Got Travel Funds?

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If you have the time and travel funds after CCCC and C&W, you might want to think about the Web 2.0 Conference. Not that I have either the time or the dough, but surely, there are some who do.

CCCC 2006 – finishing thoughts

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I had a really. good. time.
I was able to meet f2f with people I had only met via blogs prior to the conference. I was able to make some new friends and get a few hugs! I was able to reconnect with some people who I had met at [...]

CCCC 2006 – Day 4 (sat), M.20

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M.20 Info-Ecology, Info-Architecture: Growing and Designing Rhetoric for Critical Technography.
My notes on this session are extremely skimpy. I should have tried to connect with a few people rather than try and cram in this last session. It’s addicting though…moving from session to session and asking what new idea can I expose [...]

CCCC 2006 – Day 4 (sat), L.04

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L.04 New Media, New Curricula
This was a great panel, although if I had to suffer through the entire conference before presenting on Saturday, I think I would have been miserable.
Four people from Ohio State talked about their experience going from a grad seminar taught by DeWitt on digital pedagogies to a first-year writing course where [...]

CCCC 2006 – Day 4 (sat), K.23

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K.23 From Panel to Gallery: Twelve Digital Writings, One Installation.
Absolutely fantastic panel!! I loved being able to walk around and take it all in. I saw Jennifer Bay’s work on “Writing Marys,” and Byron Hawk’s presentation on “Music as Method.” Plus, I got to talk with Bradley, whom I had [...]

CCCC 2006 – Day 3 (fri), (un)Fun, Fun, Fun!!!

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Friday afternoon
Low point in the conference — I remember being a little bumed at this point. I can’t remember why. Isn’t that odd. I remember feeling sad and that I was upset about something. I remember escaping the hotel and the cold air making my eyes water. Now, I can’t [...]

CCCC 2006 – Day 3 (fri), J.13

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J.13 Bringing Techne Front and Center: Examining the Materials of the Art of Writing
I went to this presentation, but my notes are a little sketchy. I missed much of the first speaker’s talk.
Slattery used the phrase “Taloresque language,” which I guessed might refer to Todd Taylor, since he did the C&W [...]

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