Session C.5 “Possibilities and Limitations of Gaming Pedagogies” Last month was my first time attending Computers and Writing and I was thrilled and refreshed by the experience. I wanted to attend so many sessions and workshops, but the laws of physics seem to dictate that I can’t be in two places at once, which is a shame. Admittedly though, it could be that I had an ulterior motive to see everything that I could because I’m the graduate assistant for next year’s conference being hosted by East Carolina University! Nonetheless, my favorite panel that I attended was panel C.5 on…
Author: Emma Lee Guthrie
Kelsey M. Burroughs
Emma Lee Guthrie, a doctoral student in Bowling Green State University's Rhetoric and Writing program, is interested in arts-based pedagogies and research methods, digital rhetorics-- especially writing for social networking sites, writing transfer, and imposter phenomenon.