Computers & Writing Online 2006 starts in less than a week! If you have not yet registered, you can register (for free!) at http://english.ttu.edu/cw/CWO2006/Form/Form.html

This year's conference has something for everyone, so let me highlight the feature events:

2/7 Tuesday Night Café Reunion—hosted by Tari Fanderclai, 8-9 PM EST in TTU MOO.
This should be like old times for many Netoric Project folks, and give those who never experienced those Tuesday Night Café's a chance to experience one.

2/6-2/28 E-Forum Asynchronous Presentations—The E-Forum contains four presentations lasting five days each. It will be held within the ComputersandWriting.org site. http://www.computersandwriting.org

2/18 Computers & Writing Online 2006 Symposium--10AM-3PM in TTU MOO
The Symposium includes eight synchronous presentations and five poster presentations. It also includes a Keynote Conversation with Cynthia Selfe, James Inman, Fred Kemp, and Cheryl Ball (1:15-2:30 CST in TTU MOO).

2/6-2/28 Graduate Research Network (Online 2006)
Graduate students can post summaries of their research to a forum inside the C&W.org site and receive feedback from experienced researches in the field of Computers and Writing. Organized by Becky Rickly and Janice Walker.

The Technorhetorician's Bar & Grill Lives!
Best of all, when you need a break from the conference, you can saddle up to the bar and order a drink from Lou the Bartender who has been transported from MediaMOO just for our conference. Thanks to Michael Day, Greg Seiring, and Kevin Jepsen for bringing this infamous place back to life. Available within the conference site inside TTU English MOO.

A special Conference Attending Guide will be made available to everyone registered for the conference starting tomorrow. Also, all registrants who need an account in TTU English MOO will be getting their access information tomorrow or in the next few days.

For complete information about the conference and for conference news updates, visit
http://english.ttu.edu/cw/CWO2006/

See you at CWOnline 2006!

Lennie

cross-posted to techrhet and encore