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InterMOO: Joseph Unger
Corey Wick and Douglas Eyman
"Every department needs a Joseph Unger" ... just what do you do when your name becomes a commonplace? Corey Wick and Doug Eyman of Kairos swap pixels with one of the next-generation standardbearers for departmental technologists working in the Humanities.
Mapping New Rhetorical Spaces: Building Bridges from Current to New Technologies
by Claudine Keenan, George Otte and Peter Sands
The three authors tell stories from the recent Epiphany Summer Institutes, held in Newark, NJ and in Richmond, VA.
This Place Is Y/our Space; This Space is Y/our Place
Jane Lasarenko, Dene Grigar, and Alan Rea
The authors present a call for action regarding the issues involved with establishing unified, but evolving, standards for electronic scholarship.
Calls for Participation in Computers and Writing and Related Fields
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