For those who missed WIDE Co-directors Jeff Grabill & Bill Hart-Davidson's 2007 CCCC panel presentation Visualizing Writing Processes: Writing as Coordination of Culture and Technology (along with Julie Lindquist), the Power Point slides from Grabill &  Hart-Davidson's are availble to download here. 

In their presentation, Grabill and Hart-Davidson asked:

1. How does the day-to-day activity of composing unfold in the social and technological scenes that constitute emerging literacies?

2. What strategies for coordinating socio-technical resources reveal themselves to be important, particularly effective, and/or
persistent literacy practices?

Specifically, Grabill focused on "Where Has Process Gone? Looking for Research Farther Afield."

Hart-Davidson discussed "Using Time-Use Diaries to Study the Mediated Action of Composing."