Browse for software created for the process of writing with computers.

Software

Browse for book chapters about computers and writing.

Book Chapters

Browse for books about computers and writing.

Books

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Journal Articles

 E-mail in an Interdisciplinary Context

 Indiscipline: Obscenity and Vandalism in Cyberclassrooms

… An Interesting List of Educational Practices That We Abhorred

‘B Seeing U’ in Unfamiliar Places: ESL Writers, Email Epistolaries, and Critical Computer Literacy

'Outing' the Institution: (Re)writing Technologies with a Rhetoric of Female-to-Male Drag

"But what do I write?" 

"But What Do I Write?"-Literary Analysis Made Easier

"Flippin' the script"/"Blowin' up the spot": puttin' Hip-Hop online in (African) America and South Africa

“Going Public” with Electronic Portfolios: Audience, Community, and the Terms of Student Ownership

“I could get lit to Madonna:” Soundscapes & the First Year Writer’s Composing Process

“I Never Know What to Expect”: Aleatory Identity Play in Fortnite and Its Implications for Multimodal Composition

“I plan to be a 10”: Online Literacy and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Students

"I, a Mestiza, Continually Walk out of One Culture into Another": Alba's Story

"IV Storybase": Using Interactive Video to Develop Creative Writing Skills

"Making the Devil Useful": Audio-Visual Aids and the Teaching of Writing 

"Seeing it on the screen isn't really seeing it": Computer writers' reading problems

"The Next Takes the Machine": Typewriter Technology and the Transformation of Teaching 

“What Are We Doing Today?” High School Basic Writers Collaborating in a Computer Lab

"What is Composition...?" After Duchamp (Notes Toward a General Teleintertext)

"Whatever Beings": The Coming (Educational) Community

"Why Should I Use the Web?" Four Drawbacks and Four Benefits to Using the World Wide Web as a Pedagogical Tool for Writing Classes

(C).omprehensive (O).nline (D).ocument (E).valuation

(Cyber)Conspiracy Theories?: African-American Students in the Computerized Writing Environment

(Mis)Conceptions: Pedagogical Labor and Learning-Enhancement Programs

@ Title ThisC̲hapter As ... [Was: On the Web, Nobody Knows You're an Editor]

@go tuesday

@Home Among the .Coms: Virtual Rhetoric in the Agora of the Web

#MeToo: A Case Study in Re-Embodying Information

A ‘Blended’ In-Service Arrangement for Classroom Technology Integration: Impacts on Teachers and Students

A ‘Computer Tutor’ to Assist Children Develop Their Narrative Writing Skills: Conferencing with HARRY

A Brief History of Computer Support for Writing Centers and Writing-across-the-Curriculum Programs

A Case for Teaching Technical Writing in the High School

A Case Study in Task Analysis for the Design of a Collaborative Document Production System

A Case Study in the Use of Union College's Teagle Writing Lab

A case-study on collaborative writing

A Catalyst Without a Mandate: Building an Eportfolio Culture at the University of Washington  

A Class of Clowns: Spontaneous Joking in Computer-Assisted Discussions

A Cognitive Basis for a Computer Writing Environment 

A Comparative Study of ESL Writers’ Performance in a Paper-Based and a Computer-Delivered Writing Test

A Comparative Study of Two ESL Writing Environments: A Computer-Assisted Classroom and a Traditional Oral Classroom

A Comparison of Composing Processes and Written Products in Timed-Essay Tests across Paper-and-Pencil and Computer Modes

A Computer Language Arts Class?

A Computer-Based Writing Aid for Students: Present and Future

A Computer-Training Program for English Teachers: Cuyahoga Community College and the Urban Initiatives Action Program

A Dialog on the Reality of Writing in Virtual Environments

A Dictionary View of Technical Writing

A Dozen Ways for English Teachers to Use Microcomputers

A FAIR Response to Student Writing

A Framework for Internet Case Study Methodology in Writing Studies

A Grin on the Interface: Word Processing for the Academic Humanist

A Guide to Composition Pedagogies

A hypertext open learning system for writers

A Hypertext-Based Support Aid for Writing Software Documentation

A Language All Its Own: Writing in the Distance-Learning Classroom

A Language-Sensitive Text Editor for Dutch

A Limitation on the Use of Computers in Composition

A Luddite in Cyberland, or How to Avoid Being Snared by the Web

A Major Redesign of the Kalamazoo Portfolio

A Making: The Job Search and Our Work as Computer Compositionists

A Mediated Coexistence: The Case for Integrating Traditional and Online Classroom Training for New and Experienced College Teachers

A Meshing of Minds: The Future of Online Research for Print and Electronic Publication?

A Multimodal Task-Based Framework for Composing

A Play on Texts: Rhetorics and Poetics of Discourse

A Process of Composing with Computers

A Research Methodology of Interdependence through Video as Method

A Review of Research on Distance Education in Computers and Composition

A self-questioning strategy to increase young writers revising processes

A Semitechnical Explanation 

A story about storying 

A Study of 5- to 6-Year-Old Children’s Peer Dynamics and Dialectical Learning in a Computer-Based Technology-Rich Classroom Environment

A Survey of Experiences of Collaborative Writing

A Syllabus for a World Wide Web Writing Workshop

A Theory of One's Own? An Introduction to Theoretical and Critical Contexts for Composition and Computers

A Values-Driven Eportfolio Journey: Nā Wa'a

A Virtual Locker Room in Classroom Chat Spaces: The Politics of Men as "Other"

A Visit to Professor Cram: Attractive Computer Learning

A Web "Bartleby" for Teachers, Students, and Scholars

A Web of Symbolic Violence

A Writer (and Teacher of Writing) Confronts Word Processing

A Writer's Tool Computing as a Mode of Inventing

A Writing Teacher Experiments with Word Processing

A Writing Teacher's Guide to Computerese

A Writing Teacher's Shopping and Reading List for Software

About Plagiarism, Pixels and Platitudes

Academic Learning Time: Criterion for Using Computers for Instruction

Academic Literacy in a Wired World: Redefining Genres for College Writing Courses

Academic Writing and Information Retrieval

Access: The A-Word in Technology Studies 

Accommodation and Resistance on (the Color) Line: Black Writers Meet White Artists on the Internet

ACCUPLACER's Essay-Scoring Technology: When Reliability Does Not Equal Validity

Acting Machines

Action Centred Manuals or Minimalist Instruction? Alternative Theories for Carroll's Minimal Manuals

Adapting to a New Environment: Word Processing and the Training of Writing Teachers at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst

Adjusting Target Figures Downwards: On the Collaborative Writing of Policy Documents in the Dutch Government

Administrative Problem-Solving for Writing Programs and Writing Centers: Scenarios in Effective Program Management

Administrative, Instructional, and User Decisions: Writing in an English Department's Macintosh Lab

Adsum Magister: The Technology of Transportation in Rhetorical Education 

Advanced Composition Online: Pedagogical Intersections of Composition and Literature

Advent of the Post-Gutenberg University

Adventure Learning as a Vision of the Digital Learning Environment 

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