“Forget What You Know about Disability: How Cyborg and Transhuman discourses reconfigure Disability. Paper presented at Theorizing the Web conference, New York, 16 April 2016. Watch
“Forget What You Know about Disability”: A Critical Trans-/Posthuman Reading of Emergent Disability Discourses. Paper Presented at The 7th Beyond Humanism Conference: From Humanism to Post and Trans Humanism, Ewha Women’s University, Seoul, S. Korea, 17 September 2015. Watch video.
Carmel Vaisman, Ilan Gonen and Yuval Pinter, “Language ideologies and policing in self-regulated collaborative communities: Comparing Hebrew Wikipedia with Hebrew Facebook. Paper presented at The 6th Language in The Media Conference, 7 September 2015, University of Hamburg, Germany.
“Do Zombies dream of digital vampires?” Paper presented at the 2nd Science Fiction Research Symposium, Tel Aviv University, June 9th 2015. Watch it.
“Posthumanism as a Sensibility: Veganism and Childfree Discourses on the Israeli Web”. Paper presented at POSTHUMAN POLITICS – 6th Beyond Humanism Conference, Mytilini, Greece, 27 September 2014. Watch video
Carmel Vaisman, Ilan Gonen and Yuval Pinter, “Language Ideologies in Collaborative Communities: The Cases of Hebrew Wikipedia and the Facebook Interface Hebrew Translators”. Paper presented at the international conference on Internet Language: Communication in a Global World, 27 June 2014, University of Minho, Braga Portugal. Watch video.
“What do Trolls Feed on? Ethnography of Disruptive Discourse”. Paper presented at The Annual meeting of the Israeli Communication Association, 9 April 2014. Watch video (Hebrew).
“The Visual (Re)Presentation of Self across Social Platforms: Revisiting Mediated Embodiment as Interaction”, paper presented at IR13, Annual conference of the Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR), Manchester UK, 27 October 2012.
“The Designs Industry”: Israeli tween girls play with production and power on blogs“, paper presented at Girls and Digital Culture: Transnational Perspectives, 14 September 2012, King’s College, London UK.
llan Gonen, Carmel L. Vaisman and Yuval Pinter. “Language Ideologies in open non hierarchical communities: comparing Hebrew Wikipedia and the Facebook translation project in Hebrew”. Paper presented at the Israeli Association for the Study of Language and Society Annual Conference, June 2012, Open University, Ra’anana. Watch video (Hebrew).
“Beautiful Script, Cute Spelling and Glamorous Words: Doing Girlhood through Language Playfulness on Israeli Blogs”, paper presented at The Annual meeting of the International Communication Association (ICA), 27 May 2012. Download.
Susan Herring, Inna Kouper, Daniel O. Kutz, Carmel L. Vaisman & Guo Zhang. “Linguistic creativity online: A cross-cultural study of special internet language varieties” paper presented at the Pragmatic Festival, 20 April 2012, Indiana university. Watch video.
“Blogs as Avatars: Doing (and undoing) Girlhood through New Media Literacies”, IR12, Annual conference of the Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR), Seattle, 12 October 2011. Watch video.
“Girls do Digital Culture: Gender, Language and Playfulness on Blogs” (closing keynote),On Being a Girl : Academic Conference, 6 June 2010, Bat-Yam, Israel. “From Gothic Novels to Gothic Blogs: Performing the Mundane through Gothic Narrative and Iconography Online”, Western Canons in the digital Era International Research Workshop, 2 June 2010, Tel Aviv University. Watch video.
“Bloggers as Opinion Leaders: Ethnography of Influencing Networked Publics”, Israeli Communication Association Conference, 25 March 2010, IDC (Inter-Disciplinary Center), Herzeliya.
“Doctor Blog: Blogged Fieldnotes as Performance”, The 4th Israeli Conference for Qualitative Research, 17 February 2010, Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva.
“Code is Cue: Blogging as Solo Performance”, Commemorative panel in honor of the late Professor Brenda Danet, IR10, Annual conference of the Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR), Milwaukee, 10 October 2009. Watch video.
“Bloggers as Opinion Leaders: Ethnography of Influencing Networked Publics”, IR10, Annual conference of the Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR), Milwaukee, 10 October 2009. Watch video.
“Performing Subculture through Orthography: Gender and Language on Hebrew-Language Adolescent Blogs“, Language in the New Media Conference, 4 September 2009, University of Washington, Seattle.
“The Fakatsa and the Freak: Performance of Feminine Stereotypes on Israeli Girls’ Blogs”, Israeli Communication Association Conference, 5 April 2009, Emek-Izrael Academic College.
“The Medium is the Message: Internet as a tool for the Expansion of Consciousness”,The First Israeli Conference for the Study of Contemporary Spiritualities, 23 March 2009, University of Haifa. Watch video (Hebrew).
“Subjective Privacy: Youth’s Privacy Strategies for Online Public Spaces”, Psychology Online Conference: Israeli Psychology Association, 19 June 2008, IDC (Inter-Disciplinary Center), Herzeliya.
“Writing, Design and Performance on Israeli Girls’ Blogs”, The Annual Conference for Internet Research Students, Netvision Institute for Internet Studies, 27 May 2008, Tel Aviv University.
“Public Media Meets the Online Workers’ Union: The Roles and Influence of Political Blogs in Israel”, Israeli Communication Association conference, 13 April 2008, College of Management, Tel Aviv. Watch video (Hebrew).
“Second Sex: Feminine and Masculine Representations of Sexuality on Second Life”, Fantasy and Science Fiction in the Third Millennium Academic Conference, 19 March 2008, Bar Ilan University.
“The Performance of Gender Identity among Israeli Girls on Blogs”, Israeli Sociological Society Conference, 15 February 2007, University of Haifa.
“Introduction to Fakatsit: an Israeli Girls original Digital Language”, Israeli Association for the Study of Language and Society Conference, 2006, Open University, Ra’anana. (Co-presented with Ilan Gonen).
“I Blog therefore I Am: Writing, Design and Play as blogging practices”, The 1st National Conference of Internet Research Students, 14 November 2006, Bar Ilan University.
“The Language of the Fakatsa on Blogs”, Israeli Association for the Study of Language and Society Conference, 2005, Bar Ilan University.
“Israblog: Characteristic of an Israeli Virtual Community”, Communicating: A Student Research Conference, 12 December 2004, University of Haifa.
