Rhetorical Peaks: Publications, Presentations, & Awards

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Lynda Boudreault, Jeffery Howard, Noah Mass, Anthony Matteo, Joseph Moser, Malavika Shetty, Vessela Valiavitcharska, and Wooseong Yeom. "Rhetorical Peaks: A Design for Teaching Rhetoric in a Gaming Environment" Digital Writing and Research Lab White Paper Series (2007)
Anthony Matteo. "Rhetorical Peaks, a Video Game for First-Year Writing" SIGDOC '07: Proceedings of the 25th Annual ACM International Conference on Design of Communication (El Paso, Texas, USA, October 22-24, 2007) New York: ACM, 2007. 63-68.
Matt King. "Remapping Rhetorical Peaks: A Video Game for First-Year Writing." Computers and Composition Online (Fall 2008)
Matt King. "Procedural Rhetorics / Rhetoric's Procedures: Rhetorical Peaks and What It Means to Win the Game" Currents in Electronic Literacy (Summer 2010)

Matt King. "Welcome to 'Rhetorical Peaks', a Video Game for First-Year Writing" Conference on College Composition and Communication San Francisco, 2009. (paper)
Matt King. "Rhetorical Peaks: Gaming in the Writing Classroom" Modern Language Association Philadelphia, 2009. (video, handout)
Scott Nelson and Tekla Schell. "The Next Evolution in Rhetorical Peaks: How To Structure a Rhetoric Video Game" Rhetoric Society of America Minneapolis, 2010. (paper, handout)
Matt King. "Rhetorical Peaks" Humanities Gaming Institute South Carolina, 2010. (handout)

Science, Technology, and Society Game Court, Spring 2007. Third Place awarded to Jeff Howard, Noah Mass, and Anthony Matteo.
Faculty and Student Teams for Technology (~FASTTex), 2008–2009 and 2009-2010. Grant awarded by the Division of Instructional Innovation and Assessment at the University of Texas at Austin.
Slatin Prize for Mastery of Electronic Media in Education, 2010. Awarded to Matt King.