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Rik Hunter is a soon-to-be 5th year PhD student/dissertator (circa 2008) in the UW-Madison English department's Composition and Rhetoric program (sometime coordinator of the Online Writing Center). His interests include new media, fan production, collective intelligence, and collaborative writing and learning. On May 23, 2008, he posted a flash presentation based on his dissertation largely focused on WoWWiki.

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rdfs:comment	Rik Hunter is a soon-to-be 5th year PhD student/dissertator (circa 2008) in the UW-Madison English department's Composition and Rhetoric program (sometime coordinator of the Online Writing Center). His interests include new media, fan production, collective intelligence, and collaborative writing and learning. On May 23, 2008, he posted a flash presentation based on his dissertation largely focused on WoWWiki.
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abstract	Rik Hunter is a soon-to-be 5th year PhD student/dissertator (circa 2008) in the UW-Madison English department's Composition and Rhetoric program (sometime coordinator of the Online Writing Center). His interests include new media, fan production, collective intelligence, and collaborative writing and learning. His dissertation, (currently) titled "Recovering Collectivity: Technology, Talk, and Collaboration in an Online Community of Writers," (originally titled, "Writing WoWWiki: Wiki-Mediated Collaborative Composition & Social Interaction") develops an understanding of how the interaction of wiki technology and the goals of a self-sponsored fan community shape collaborative composition in an online environment (i.e., the ways in which technologies shape and are shaped by communities for specific purposes). On May 23, 2008, he posted a flash presentation based on his dissertation largely focused on WoWWiki.

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