| Department: | English |
| Title: | Associate Professor |
| Office: | LA 10 |
| Email: | craniac@gmail.com |
| Phone: | (801) 863-6180 |
| Fax: | (801) 863-7325 |
| Mail Code: | 153 |
English & Literature
My work responsibilities include managing the two networked writing classrooms and working with the writing program committee. I also assist faculty who teach with technology.
Mark Crane has been at UVSC since 2002.
- EDUCATION:
- Ph.D. in Rhetoric and Composition from University of Louisville, 2005
- M.A. in English Literature from Portland State University, 1996
- B.A. in English from Brigham Young University, 1992
- PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS:
- Computerized English Supervisor - 2002-present
- Composition Committee - 2003-2006
- Chair Advisory Committee - 2002 -present
- IT Steering Committee -
- PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS I AM ASSOCIATED WITH:
- National Council of Teachers of English
- Selected Publications and Conference Presentations
"The Cost of New Media: Tools and Their Discontents." Conference on College Composition and Communication 2008. New Orleans, Louisiana. Full session title: New Media: Exploring Tools, Materiality and Space(#1567)
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""At Play in the Fields of the Bored: the Convergence of Composition,
Digital Rhetoric, and Technical Communications." Conference on College Composition and Communication. 2007. NewYork, NewYork.“Teaching Technical Communications. with Course Management Software” Computer Connection Workshop. Conference on College Composition and Communication 2005. San Francisco, California
“Dancing with the Devil: resisting, appropriating or redefining compulsory courseware” 2004 Computers and Writing Conference. Honolulu, Hawaii
“Blogger: Almost Painless Web Publishing” Computer Connection. Conference on College Composition and Communication, Denver, Colorado. March 2001
“Twiki org: a demo of free groupware ”. Computers and Writing Online. April 5, 2001. http://web nwe ufl edu/cwonline2001/archives/crane-0405 html (transcript of session)
"Barbarians at the Gate? The Mainstreaming of Computers and Composition ". Computers and Writing 2000, Fort Worth, Texas. May 2000
"A Walk on the Wild Side: Negotiating the Virtual Contact Zone of the Student-Constructed Discourse Community” Conference on College Composition and Communication, Atlanta, Georgia. March 2000
“The Politics of the Search Engine: Dopplegangers and Desire” Computers and Writing 1999, Rapid City, South Dakota. May 1999
“Email. as Dialogue” Conference on College Composition and Communication, Chicago. March 1998
- Links
- Kairos News
- English Computer Classrooms