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WCOnline user group SIG?

Would anyone else be interested in having one of the SIGs at NEWCA 2009 be a WCOnline user group?  Or is that too commercial sounding?  I’d personally find it useful.

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I attended the New York City Writing Center’s Association at Pace University recently. We had about ten people show up from writing centers around the city. The snacks were shockingly delicious.
We talked mostly about using web tools to increase learning opportunities and student access. We had a long conversation about tutoring sessions occurring through internet [...]

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All this year as I’ve been building up and revising our center’s website resources, I have been looking across the web at other centers’ sites for models.  
Here are some observations.

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I’ve been looking for good ways to keep in touch with writing center alumni and to make their stories visible to current tutors and other alumni.  At the NEWCA conference this year, Tom Denton mentioned his center’s alumni webpage.  So I looked it up.  It’s wonderful!  Check it out.   I start us here at the page [...]

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Since the topic of the new Writers House at Rutgers came up with weekend at the NEWCA conference, here’s the link to the YouTube video documenting this innovative writing space.

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Well, this weekend I will be facilitating the NEWCA technology SIG at our annual conference. I have to admit that though I have a good understanding of technology I’m not always in favor of it. However, with “five year plans” and accreditation committees constantly talking about monies for technology, it is a necessary [...]

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Our center changed from using a traditional website to a blog based website last fall. We hoped that blogging on behalf of the Center for Writing might put into text some of the fascinating conversations about writing and teaching and learning that happen all over the college. These discussions rejuvenate our practices, but [...]

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