Panelists Kaitlin Clinnin, Ohio State University Katie DeLuca, Ohio State University Katie Manthey, Michigan State University Review As this was my first Computers and Writing Conference, I had no idea of the intimacy of the panels and the continuing conversations that started at breakfast, lunch, and throughout the day, carrying from one panel’s Q & A to another. However, I did notice something a little different about this panel. I had already identified it as a must-see for the conference, but there were other good omens. One, the room was packed. Two, as I was starting to see about this…
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