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   Computers and Composition
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1. Werry (2002)
   The work of education in the age of ecollege
   Computers and Composition
2. Killoran (2002)
   Under constriction: Colonization and synthetic institutionalization of Web space
   Computers and Composition
3. Eichhorn (2001)
   Re-in/citing linguistic injuries: speech acts, cyberhate, and the spatial and t…
   Computers and Composition
4. Sullivan (2001)
   Practicing safe visual rhetoric on the World Wide Web
   Computers and Composition
5. Herrington et al. (2001)
   What Happens When Machines Read Our Students' Writing?
   College English

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1. Harrington et al. (2000)
   The influence of word processing on English placement test results
   Computers and Composition
2. Bauman (1999)
   The evolution of internet genres
   Computers and Composition
3. Rickly (1999)
   The gender gap in computers and composition research: Must boys be boys?
   Computers and Composition
4. Takayoshi (1999)
   No boys allowed: The World Wide Web as a clubhouse for girls
   Computers and Composition
5. Watkins (1999)
   Hypertextual border crossing: students and teachers, texts and contexts
   Computers and Composition
6. Woodland (1999)
   “I plan to be a 10”: Online literacy and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgende…
   Computers and Composition
7. LeCourt (1998)
   Critical pedagogy in the computer classroom: Politicizing the writing space
   Computers and Composition
8. Slattery et al. (1998)
   On screen: The composing processes of first-year and upper-level college students
   Computers and Composition
9. Sorapure et al. (1998)
   Web literacy: Challenges and opportunities for research in a new medium
   Computers and Composition
10. Susser (1998)
    The mysterious disappearance of word processing
    Computers and Composition
11. Barber et al. (1997)
    Letter from the guest editors
    Computers and Composition
12. Braine (1997)
    Beyond word processing: Networked computers in ESL writing classes
    Computers and Composition
13. Price (1997)
    Electronic outlining as a tool for making writing visible
    Computers and Composition
14. Crafton (1996)
    Promises, promises: Computer-assisted revision and basic writers
    Computers and Composition
15. Fischer (1996)
    Down the yellow chip road: Hypertext portfolios in Oz
    Computers and Composition
16. Huot (1996)
    Computers and assessment: Understanding two technologies
    Computers and Composition
17. Kalmbach (1996)
    From liquid paper to typewriters: Some historical perspectives on technology in…
    Computers and Composition
18. Reynolds et al. (1996)
    Facilitating college writers' revisions within a generative-evaluative computer…
    Computers and Composition
19. Collier et al. (1995)
    When computer writers compose by hand
    Computers and Composition
20. Conway (1995)
    “What are we doing today?” high school basic writers collaborating in a computer lab
    Computers and Composition
21. Gerrard (1995)
    The evolution of the computers and writing conference
    Computers and Composition
22. Dierckins (1994)
    Macintosh versus IBM in composition instruction: Does a significant difference exist?
    Computers and Composition
23. Dowling (1994)
    Word processing and the ongoing difficulty of writing
    Computers and Composition
24. Hawisher et al. (1994)
    From the editors
    Computers and Composition
25. Markel (1994)
    Behaviors, attitudes, and outcomes: A study of word processing and writing qual…
    Computers and Composition
26. Schwartz et al. (1994)
    The computer medium in writing for discovery
    Computers and Composition
27. Romano (1993)
    The Egalitarianism Narrative: Whose Story? Which Yardstick?
    Computers and Composition
28. Susser (1993)
    Networks and Project Work: Alternative Pedagogies for Writing with Computers
    Computers and Composition
29. Prater et al. (1993)
    The role of hypermedia in synthesis writing
    Computers and Composition
30. Wresch (1993)
    The imminence of grading essays by computer—25 years later
    Computers and Composition
31. LeBlanc (1992)
    Shaping virtual spaces: Software and the writing classroom
    Computers and Composition
32. Roy (1992)
    Evaluating placement exams with a structured decision system
    Computers and Composition
33. Hawisher et al. (1991)
    Letter from the editors
    Computers and Composition
34. Phinney (1991)
    Word processing and writing apprehension in first and second language writers
    Computers and Composition
35. Gerrard (1991)
    Computers and compositionists: A view from the floating bottom
    Computers and Composition
36. Kozma (1991)
    Computer-based writing tools and the cognitive needs of novice writers
    Computers and Composition
37. Thomas et al. (1991)
    Judging and adapting style-analysis software
    Computers and Composition
38. Friedlander et al. (1990)
    Some effects of the macintosh on technical writing assignments
    Computers and Composition
39. Hawisher et al. (1990)
    Letter from the editors
    Computers and Composition
40. Etchison (1989)
    Word processing: A helpful tool for basic writers
    Computers and Composition
41. Hawisher et al. (1988)
    Letter from the editors
    Computers and Composition
42. Malachowski (1987)
    Composing and computing by the writer with head trauma
    Computers and Composition
43. Little (1987)
    The computer as audience: Using Homer, a text analysis program
    Computers and Composition
44. Geest (1987)
    The development of a writing aid for secondary education
    Computers and Composition
45. Barker (1986)
    Issues in software development in composition
    Computers and Composition
46. Bernhardt et al. (1985)
    Collaboration in professional writing with the computer: Results of a survey
    Computers and Composition
47. Holdstein et al. (1985)
    Empirical research in word-processing: Expectations vs. experience
    Computers and Composition
48. Moore (1985)
    Word processing in first-year comp
    Computers and Composition
49. Waddell (1985)
    Word processing in the writing class: Tutorials can help break the ice
    Computers and Composition
50. Brownell (1985)
    Planning and implementing the right word processing system
    Computers and Composition
51. Lucking (1985)
    Marking papers and record keeping for apple users
    Computers and Composition
52. Davis (1984)
    Planning for computers in composition classrooms: The Indiana College English A…
    Computers and Composition
53. Nickell (1984)
    Composition students experience word processing
    Computers and Composition
54. Roth (1984)
    Introducing the word processor in composition classes
    Computers and Composition
55. Harris et al. (1984)
    Computers across the curriculum: Using Writer's Workbench
    Computers and Composition
56. Jobst (1984)
    Computer-assisted grading of essays and reports
    Computers and Composition
57. Milone (1984)
    Five ideas for composing on the computer
    Computers and Composition

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