Curriculum Vitae MICHELE KNOBEL, PhD.

April 10, 2002: “Zines and adolescent literacies.” Symposium paper. American
Educational Research Association Annual Conference, New Orleans.
April 11, 2001:“Machines and mindsets.” Symposium paper (with Colin Lankshear).
American Educational Research Association Annual Conference, Seattle.
April 13, 2001: “New technologies, social processes, and the challenge of mindsets.”
Symposium paper (with Colin Lankshear). American Educational Research Association
Annual Conference. Seattle.
April 15, 1998: “Critical Literacy and New Technologies.” Symposium paper (with Colin
Lankshear). American Educational Research Association Annual Conference. San Diego.
December 1, 1995: “The Moral Consequences of What We Construct Through
Qualitative Research.” Symposium paper (with Colin Lankshear). Annual Conference of
the Australian Association for Research in Education. Brisbane.
April 9, 1996: “Different Worlds? Technology-Mediated Classroom Learning and
Student Social Practices in Home and Community.” Symposium paper (with Colin
Lankshear). American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting. New York
City, 8-12 April.
July, 1995: “Language and social purposes in the everyday lives of four adolescents.”
Roundtable presented to the Australian Reading Association’s 21st National Conference.
Sydney, Australia.
July, 1995: “Language and social purposes in the everyday lives of four adolescents:
Using event mapping to analyse D/discourses.” Paper presented to the Ethnographies of
Literacy: A Postgraduate Forum, University of Queensland. Brisbane, Australia.
November 28, 1994. “Expanding Horizons: Technological Literacies and Implications for
Teachers and Classrooms.” Paper presented (with Colin Lankshear) to the Chulalongkorn
University Language Institute’s Third International Conference. Published in Selected
Papers. Bangkok, Thailand.
May, 1994: “Children’s Understandings of Language Purposes and Functions in
Reading.” Paper presented (with Linda Gerot) to the Regional English Language Centre’s
Regional Seminar. Singapore.
October, 1994: “What do Queensland Primary Students Make of Genre?” Paper
presented to the English Teachers Association of Queensland Annual Conference,
Brisbane, Australia.
June, 1994: “What is This Thing Called Genre? and What are Students Saying About It?”
Paper presented to the Darling Downs 8th Biennial Teachers’ Conference, Toowoomba,
Australia.
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