Presentations

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 * 1) Salim Al-Ibia's [|"Digitalizing Mahmoud Darwish"]
 * 2) Eliza Albert -- The Seas of Astoria
 * 3) ALI ALAHDAL--Critical Essay, "Electronic Literature and the Reader: Agency and Empowerment".
 * 4) Scott Ellis -- Things I Need Gone: Autonomous Digital Graffiti
 * 5) Julia Grove — "[|Cyborg Classroom: A Posthuman Digital Literature Course]"
 * 6) Amy Klemm - "ENGL 121: Hummanities Literature-Experiencing the Magical Throught the Digital"
 * 7) Jessica Showalter, //Your Legs Are Search Engines//
 * 8) Steve Zimmerly, "Enter the Grad Student." (Still a work in progress, but feel free to check it out.)
 * 9) Kamal Salem:- Grand Theft Auto: Discipline or Violence?; Grand Theft Auto Official Site: []
 * 10) Erin Guydish- Eng 481: Literature as Experience
 * 11) Julie Pavlick- [|"Guns and Fear."]
 * 12) Andrew Smith- "The Most Popular Digital Lit You've Never Heard of: The Japanese Visual Novel"[[file:VNPresentation.ppt]]
 * 13) Stefan Schneider- [|Nothing Isn't Real] (note: I recommend using Firefox to view)
 * 14) Mona Albalawi - [|"Over Coffee"]
 * 15) Gina Lemmon- Pedagogical Teaching Project (Using DOC CAM)
 * 16) Muhammad Alatrash - Critical Essay, "Games' Interactive-Narrative and the Authorship of Players."