Dr Karl Stolley
Assistant Professor of Technical Communication, Illinois Institute of Technology
Blog Posts for 2008
Digital Production As Inquiry
A double rainbow over Chicago; the spires on the Hancock are barely visible.
What appears to be a bug in a piece of open source software prompts me to share an argument that I’m in the early stages of developing.
Hats Off to Conference Bloggers
The least interesting photograph ever taken in Athens, GA.
Computers and Writing 2008 wrap-up.
Computers and Writing 2008 No. 1
UGA’s campus in the early morning.
Kairos morning workshop and redesign unveiling.
A Live One
Weathered fragments I.
New design of karlstolley.com finally goes live after months of on again, off again development.
ATTW and CCCC 2008
Links to my presentation materials from this year’s conferences in New Orleans.
Digital Literacy and Open Source Software
Preliminary ideas on responding to the challenges and opportunities open source software presents to digital literacy and writing.
Settling Into the New Digs
A new design for karlstolley.com.
Archive of Blog Posts
About Me
I’m an assistant professor of technical communication at Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, IL. I completed my PhD in rhetoric and composition at Purdue University in 2007.
This fall, I am teaching graduate seminars in Information Structure and Retrieval, and Open Source in Technical Communication.
On Twitter: Drinking tea and watching the Always Sunny season finale while Stewie preens himself.