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Session Presenters
Thursday, September 14
Digitizing 'The Raven':
Three Models for Rethinking New Media
Joe
Erickson, Composition Studies
A Social Interface for
Place Annotation
Ken
Reily, Computer Science
New Media Writing in
a Literary Mode
Thom
Swiss, Culture and Teaching
Analyzing Uses of Hypertext
Links to Adopt Critical Stances
Richard
Beach, English Education
Applying E-Learning
Theory to Internet-Based HIV Prevention: Building Theory Based
on the Men's Internet Study
Simon
Rosser, HIV/STI Intervention & Prevention Studies
New Large Survey of
United States Men Who Seek Sex by Internet Finds African Americans
Have Highest Rate of Unsafe Sexual Behavior
Simon
Rosser, HIV/STI Intervention & Prevention Studies
The Effect of Exposure
to Advertisements in Offline Media on the Perceived Trust of Online
Shopping Websites
Chunsik
Lee, Journalism and Mass Communication
Learning with Intelligent Agents: A Longitudinal Study
Aaron H.
Doering and George Veletsianos, Learning
Technologies
HealthNewsReview.org:
Five Months of Experience With an Online Health News Tracking and
Evaluation System
Gary
Schwitzer, Journalism and Mass Communication
Credibility mechanism on job search sites: Credibility cues
and perception
Wonsun
Shin, Journalism and Mass Communication
The 'Baby Boomer Blog'
Project
Janet
Cohen, Liberal Studies
Spanish Newspapers and
their Use of New Media Features on their Websites
Elvira
Garcia de la Torres, fellow, Institute for New Media Studies
Rhetoric, Culture, and
Avators: A Microethnographic Analysis of Nonverbal Communication
in 3D Virtual Environments
Smiljana
Antonijevic, Rhetoric
Rachel Raimist, Gender Studies
DiSEL - Digital Story
Effects Lab
Nora Paul, Institute for New Media Studies
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