[EDLING:212] CFP: New Media Pedagogy

[Francis M Hult]

> A panel for the Central New York Conference on Language and Literature
> Cortland NY
> October 29-31
>
> Often, new media pedagogy refers to one of two possibilities: teaching
> students ³how to² use new media applications or using new media to deliver
> some other content (e.g. the infamous PowerPoint-driven lecture). However,
> new media pedagogy might also represent the development of unique cognitive
> skills not required in the linear, textual environment of print-based
> education. This panel seeks papers that discuss the development of new media
> pedagogy beyond the requirements of ³how-to.² How are teaching and learning
> transformed by new media? What new demands are placed upon the teacher and
> students? What ripple effects might such pedagogies have for English and
> Language studies in general?
>
> Chair: Alex Reid
>
> SUNY Cortland
>
> English Department
>
> PO Box 2000
>
> Cortland, NY
>
> Email: reida at cortland dot edu
>
> Deadline: 500 word abstracts by 7/15/04
>
>
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> Alexander Reid, Associate Professor
> Director, Central New York Conference on Language and Literature
> English and Professional Writing
> Office: 115A Old Main
> SUNY-Cortland
> 607-753-2069
> Conference: http://www.cnycll.com
> Personal Web Site: http://web.cortland.edu/reida
> Professional Writing: http://www.cortland.edu/profwriting
> English: http://www.cortland.edu/english