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Saturday 5:00 — 10:00 Barbecue with Gwyneth Jones: “Secret Characters: The Interaction of Narrative and Technology” Spring Water Park Gwyneth Jones, writer and critic of science fiction and fantasy, was born in Manchester, England. She studied at a local convent school and then at the University of Sussex where she took an undergraduate degree in History of Ideas, specializing in seventeenth century Europe, a distant academic background that still resonates in her work. After university, and a few years of odd jobs and foreign travel, she spent two years in gainful real world employment, writing TV cartoon scripts. She’s been writing fiction (and occasionally teaching creative writing) full time since the late eighties. She’s written more than twenty novels for teenagers, mostly using the pseudonym Ann Halam, and several highly regarded science fiction novels for adults, notably the Aleutian Trilogy, White Queen (co-winner of the James Tiptree Memorial Award); North Wind, and Phoenix Café. Her critical writings and essays have appeared in Nature, New Scientist, Foundation (the journal of the British Science Fiction Foundation), New York Review of Science Fiction, SFEye, Paradoxa, Solaris, and several online venues. Web Around The World What are some of the exceptional projects K-12 students are working on McGraw-Hill Publishing is supporting this contest. Join us as the first place winners from each category present their creations. More information, as well as contestants’ work, can be found through www.bsu.edu/cw2001/ overview.htm#world. Winners: ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ 106 Computers & Writing 2001
Awards (To)night The K-16 Participation Award The NCTE Assembly on Computers in English—ACE The Computers and Writing Conference is a wonderful opportunity for K-16 teachers and teacher educators to gain practical theory knowledge and experience. NCTE recognized this last year by sponsoring a luncheon with Eric Crump and Traci Gardner. This year, the NCTE Assembly on Computers in English will award a stipend and registration costs to one conference participant presenting in the K-16 Praxis Strand. Winner: ________________________________________ Computers and Composition Awards Computers and Composition Computers and Composition: An International Journal for Teachers of Writing offers three awards each year: (1) the Hugh Burns Award for the best dissertation, (2) the Ellen Nold Award for the best article in Computers and Composition Studies, and (3) the C&C Distinguished Book Award for the best book or large digital project work. See www.hu.mtu.edu/~candc/award.htm for previous award winners. Winners: ________________________________________ (Hugh Burns Award) ________________________________________ (Ellen Nold Award) ________________________________________ (Distinguished Book Award) Computers & Writing 2001 107
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