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Keynote: Bret Eynon and Laura Gambino, leaders of the FIPSE-funded Connect to Learning Project, will present the vitally important results of this 3-year Project: What difference does ePortfolio make? And what does it take for ePortfolio to make a difference?  … Continue reading →

Writing center people enjoy writing—and writing about writing, about writing centers, and about tutoring writing.  That’s one reason why we’re starting a blog so that people all over the globe can interact, post comments, offer useful information, ask questions, comment … Continue reading →

The early-bird deadline for the AAEEBL Annual ePortfolio Conference has been extended from June 21 to June 28.  We hope this helps, especially for those who are also looking to join AAEEBL at this time as institutional members and who need the … Continue reading →

On behalf of the University of Minnesota, I enthusiastically invite you to peruse the IWAC 2014 CFP  which appears below, attached, and on the conference website.  As the summer moves forward, we will continue to add programmatic and logistical information to … Continue reading →

A while ago, the WAC Clearinghouse, a partner of the International Literacy Management initiative, announced three new or re-published books that are closely related to literacy management issues. All of the books below are available for free download in PDF format … Continue reading →

The Association for Learning Development in Higher Education will be celebrating its 10th annual conference in Plymouth in March 2013 and we invite you to join us in this celebration. Our 2013 conference will provide an opportunity to recognise achievements … Continue reading →

Edited by Mireille Bétrancourt, Giulia Ortoleva, Päivi Tynjälä and Stephen BillettThe volume Writing for Professional Development is projected to be published in the edited collection Studies in Writing. Series Editor Gert Rijlaarsdam.Brill: Studies in Writing Series This volume will present … Continue reading →

From the perspective of literacy management, this is maybe the most exciting conference. Students are being asked to reflect on their own experience of becoming a writing tutor and working in a learning environment as tutors. I am hoping this … Continue reading →

Overview:  For the third year, AAEEBL members and eportfolio practitioners from around the world will gather at the Seaport World Trade Center on stunning Boston Harbor for the AAEEBL Annual Conference (July 16-19). Once again, AAEEBL is co-locating with Campus Technology, … Continue reading →

We invite you to help establish a new resource for everyone who is interested in writing research. The Research Exchange Index, or REx, will be a digital compendium of contemporary writing research that features information collected, edited, and published every … Continue reading →