WWW: English errors; Kairos

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Thu, 13 Mar 1997 12:24:30 -0500

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> [1] From: "Paul [not \"Brian\"] Brians" <brians@mail.wsu.edu> (8)
> Subject: New site: Common Errors in English
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> [2] From: Mick Doherty <doherm@rpi.edu> (78)
> Subject: KAIROS 2.1 (Spring 1997)
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> Date: Wed, 12 Mar 1997 11:36:57 -0500 (EST)
> From: "Paul [not \"Brian\"] Brians" <brians@mail.wsu.edu>
> Subject: New site: Common Errors in English
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>"Common Errors in English" is a new Web site which simply and
>entertainingly explains a number of common spelling and usage
>errors in English. Created by Washington State University Professor
>of English Paul Brians.
><http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~brians/errors/index.html>
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>Paul Brians, Department of English,Washington State University
>Pullman, WA 99164-5020
>brians@wsu.edu
>http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~brians
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> Date: Wed, 12 Mar 1997 11:36:40 -0500 (EST)
> From: Mick Doherty <doherm@rpi.edu>
> Subject: KAIROS 2.1 (Spring 1997)
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>*********** A N N O U N C I N G ***********
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>KAIROS: A JOURNAL FOR TEACHERS
>OF WRITING IN WEBBED ENVIRONMENTS
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>Vol. 2 Issue #1 (Spring 1997)
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>..... is now available on the WWW @
>http://english.ttu.edu/kairos/2.1/
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>TABLE OF CONTENTS
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>LOGGING ON: The Editors' Web
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>Defensio tabularum:
>A Defense of Archiving Writing Created for Webbed Environments
>Dene Grigar, Texas Woman's University
>
>So Ya Wanna Be An Editorial Boarder ...?
>How Webtexts Travel from Submission to Publication in Kairos (Sometimes)
>Nick Carbone, University of Massachusetts and Marlboro State College
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>Frames in Action
>Jason Teague, Kairos Production Manager
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>Changes in Kairos 2.1
>Compiled by Greg Siering and Mick Doherty
>
>

>COVERWEB
>
>Tenure and Technology: New Values, New Guidelines
>Coordinated by Seth Katz, Janice Walker, and Janet Cross
>
>
>FEATURES
>
>Rhetorics of the Web: Implications for Teachers of Literacy
>Doug Brent, University of Calgary
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>Collaborative Spaces and Education
>Daniel Anderson, University of Texas at Austin
>Joi Lynne Chevalier, University of Texas at Austin
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>Embedded Visuals: Student Design in Web Spaces
>Tonya Browning, University of Texas at Austin
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>The Seven Ages of Computer Connectivity
>John F. Barber, Northwestern State University
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>NEWS
>
>InterMOO: Jay David Bolter
>with Dean Fontenot and John Chandler
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>InterMOO: Paul LeBlanc
>with Claudine Keenan and Mick Doherty
>
>What's Going On Out There?
>Scott Kapel
>Overviews of Project Gutenberg, the Epiphany Project,
>Composition in Cyberspace, Crossroads, Annenberg/CPB, Netoric,
>Jesters, and the Hyperfiction Narrative Workshop.
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>Astride the Divide: Third Epiphany Institute
>Gail Matthews DeNatale
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>News Briefs
>Academic Access Rights ... Robert Walls, Folk Hero? ...
>NCTE Passes Visual Literacy Resolution ... National Writing
>Project News ... Coming Soon: Webbed Versions of CommonSpace,
>Connect, Daedalus
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>Conference Roundup
>Educom 96 ... NCTE-Chicago ... Diversity University Fall
>Conference III ... Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility ...
>Mid Atlantic Alliance for Computers and Writing
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>Calls for Participation
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>REVIEWS
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>Papertexts: Wizards, Wired Women, Historians, Contrarians,
>Eulogizers, and Other Online Personae
>Coordinated by John F. Barber
>
>Fourteen reviewers take turns examining and reflecting on
>eleven papertext books which examine the history, present and
>future of the online world. An interlinked hypertextual spin
>collapses the boundaries between reviewer(s) and text(s) and
>invites the reader to join the conversation.
>
>Books reviewed include Wired Women, The Gutenberg Elegies,
>The Wired Neighborhood, Life on the Screen, Link/Age, The Future Does
>Not Compute, CyberReader,Jand several others.
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>KAIROS INTERACTIVE
>Respond to Kairos ...
>net.Thread is your instant online feedback to Kairos.
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>Kairos is sponsored by the national Alliance for Computers & Writing
>http://english.ttu.edu/acw/ [Contact us: Editor Mick Doherty, mick@rpi.edu]
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