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   Computers and Composition
2. Lang et al. (2000)
   Letter from the guest editors
   Computers and Composition
3. Gresham (1999)
   The new frontier: conquering the World Wild Web by mule
   Computers and Composition
4. Hartley et al. (1999)
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   Computers and Composition
5. Mauriello et al. (1999)
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   Computers and Composition
6. Rea et al. (1999)
   The changing nature of writing: prose or code in the classroom
   Computers and Composition
7. Watkins (1999)
   Hypertextual border crossing: students and teachers, texts and contexts
   Computers and Composition
8. Kent-Drury (1998)
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   Computers and Composition
9. Kolko (1998)
   Intellectual property in synchronous and collaborative virtual space
   Computers and Composition
10. Lang (1998)
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    Computers and Composition
11. LeCourt (1998)
    Critical pedagogy in the computer classroom: Politicizing the writing space
    Computers and Composition
12. Johnson (1997)
    Audience involved: Toward a participatory model of writing
    Computers and Composition
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    Moving computers into the writing center: The path to least resistance
    Computers and Composition

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