The following post is a message from the SIGDOC Executive Committee (EC). Dear Members of the SIGDOC Community, The SIGDOC Executive Committee (EC) is deeply saddened by the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)’s decision to de-charter the Conference
ACM message on ACM Digital Library Open Access
The following post is a message from the ACM staff leadership. Dear Members of the Computing Community, We are pleased to share an important milestone for our field. Beginning January 2026, all ACM publications and related artifacts in the ACM
ACM’s Transition to 100% Open Access Publication
Why the Change? What is Changing? All ACM Publications will go fully open access starting on January 1, 2026. All authors will retain copyright through applicable Creative Commons licensing for all papers. OA fees will be funded through: Is My
Free Workshop: Taxonomy 101: Creating useful taxonomies for your organization
ACM SIGDOC is offering free registration for this week’s online workshop to all SIGDOC members!
SIGDOC featured on The Big Rhetorical Podcast
Members of Executive Committee and Advisory Board were interviewed by Dr. Charles Woods of The Big Rhetorical (TBR) podcast. You can listen to TBR’s episode 178 on your favorite platform. We thank Dr. Woods for his generous invitation to share
Message from ACM President Yannis loannidis
We, at ACM SIGDOC, ask that you please consider sharing the below message from ACM President Yannis Ioannidis. Dear Colleague, I feel privileged to call ACM my professional home! I joined as a graduate student and since then have been
2025 Diana Award Recipients
The Executive Committee is pleased to announce two recipients from our 2025 Diana Award: TC China and the School of Software and Microelectronics at Peking University. The Diana Awards are named after Diana Patterson, past chair of SIGDOC for three
SIGDOC’s 2024 CARG Winners
We are excited to announce the 2024 Career Advancement Research Grant winners! Dr. Mason Pellegrini, Paul Thompson Hunter, and Adrianna Deptula – “Expert Audience Strategies for Distinguishing between Human- and AI-generated Student Writing: A Mixed-Methods Research Project.” Dr. Mason Pellegrini,
Why participate in the SRC? 2024 SRC Winner, Rachael Jordan, Shares Her Insights
Have you ever wondered why ACM SIGDOC’s Student Research Competition (SRC) remains a highlight of our annual conference? Read more about the enriching experience from one of our winners, the now Dr. Rachael Jordan! You can also learn more about
ACM’s Transition to 100% Open Access Publication
ACM is transiting to a 100% Open Access publication model. Learn more how this impacts SIGDOC and you.