Description: Panelists focus on the history, theories, and practice of born digital literature from the perspective of prominent scholars and literary artists in the field. Topics include the development of computer-based literary art, the impact of hypertext authoring systems and literature that emerged from them, current works and platforms used to create them, and preservation and documentation of works for long-term access.

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Presider

Anastasia Salter, U of Central Florida

Speakers

Dene M. Grigar, Washington State U, Vancouver

Stuart Moulthrop, U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Joseph Paul Tabbi, U of Illinois, Chicago

Stephanie Strickland, Electronic Literature Organization

Marjorie Luesebrink, Electronic Literature Organization