Curriculum Vitae MICHELE KNOBEL, PhD.

Research Council Research Seminar Series Conference at the University of Sheffield,
Sheffield UK.
November 13, 2003: “La investigacion cualitativa en el area de los usos de nuevas
tecnologias” (Trans.: Qualitative research in the area of new technologies). Opening
Plenary Address (with Colin Lankshear). XVIII Encuentro Nacional de Investigacion
Educativa. Morelia, Michoacan, 13 November.
July 7, 2003: “Planning pedagogy for i-mode: From flogging to blogging via wi-fi.
Keynote address (with Colin Lankshear) to the International Federation of Teachers of
English Annual Conference. Melbourne, Australia.
April 21, 2003: “Implications of ‘New’ Literacies for Writing Research” Invited keynote
address to the Writing and Literacies Special Interest group (with Colin Lankshear).
American Educational Research Annual Meeting. Chicago.
February 23, 2002: “Critical cyberliteracies: What young people can teach us about
reading and writing the world.” Invited keynote address to the NCTE Assembly for
Research, Midwinter Conference. New York City.
August 31, 2001: “Identidades@eBay.com.” Invited keynote address to the Identidades
Sociales e Identidades Discursivas Colloquium (with Colin Lankshear). CONACYT /
ANUIES / SEP. Puebla, PUE, México. (Trans: “Identities@eBay.com.” Presented at the
Social Identities and Discursive Identities Colloquium).
January 25, 2001: “Cut, Paste, Publish: The Production and Consumption of Zines.”
Invited keynote address to the State of the Art Conference, Athens, Georgia.
April 15, 2000: “Strategies, Tactics and the Politics of Literacy: Genres and Classroom
Practice in a Context of Change”. Invited keynote address (with Colin Lankshear) to the
Tercer Congreso Nacional Sobre Textos Académicos (Trans: Third National Congress
about Academic Texts). Puebla, Mexico.
July 9, 1997: “Ways with Windows: What Different People Do With the Same
Equipment.” Invited presentation (with Colin Lankshear) to the First Joint National
Conference of the Australian Association for the Teaching of English, the Australian
Literacy Educators’ Association, and the Australian School Library Association. Darwin,
Australia.
March, 1997: “Language and Technology in Students’ Everyday Lives.” Invited
presentation to the Language and Social Processes Special Interest Group, at the
American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting. Chicago.
July, 1996: “New Technologies in Old Classrooms”. Invited paper (with Colin
Lankshear) presented to the Preconference Institute, Australian Literacy Educators’
Association National Conference, Brisbane, Australia.
22