This marks the last week of the conference, and I recommend these excellent conference events to you.

2/21-2/25 E-Forum #4:
"From Management to Assessment, Reflection to Representation -Exploring the Array of Digital Portfolios' Purposes, Audiences, and Development."

Troy Hicks, Michigan State University, Red Cedar Writing Project, and Paige V. Baggett, College of Education, Department of Leadership and Teacher Education, Mobile Bay Writing Project. Forum held at http://computersandwriting.org

2/22 Wednesday 6 - 7:30 p.m. CST (7 - 8:30 p.m. EST )
"The Understated Future: BrightMOO, New Media and Liminality." Kevin Moberly, North Carolina Wesleyan College. To be held in AcadianaMOO (http://acadianamoo.org/ ).

The presentation will be held in AadianaMOO: acadianamoo.org, port 6556.
Participants can download the BrightMOO client from:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=111069

They can also connect to AcadianaMOO with the JaMOOka java client at:
http://acadianamoo.org/JaMOOka/index.html

(They won't be able to see the pretty pictures if they do this, but that is sort of part of my presentation.)

2/23 Thursday, 6:00 p.m. CST in TTU MOO http://moo.engl.ttu.edu:7000/
GRN Event: "Research Methods in Computers and Writing"
Becky Rickly and Angela Eaton, both of Texas Tech University, discuss the promises and perils of conducting research in the academy and the workplace.

Two Special Notes:
The Graduate Research Network has a special forum within the Computersandwriting.org site for graduate students to post summaries of their research and receive feedback from experienced scholars and researchers. Longman has donated $100 and two books to go to graduate students who post to this forum.

Also, the Poster Session Presentations from the Symposium are still viewable. You can login to TTU English MOO and leave a comment for the authors or view them independent of the MOO via this website: http://moo.engl.ttu.edu:7000/1619/

For more information on attending these events, see the Conference Attending Guide
http://english.ttu.edu/cw/CWO2006/CWonline2006_ConfGuide.pdf

Cheers,

Lennie