| Time/Loc | Seq | Session Title / Description | Presenter(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tue 08:30 HE Aud. 1 |
A | "Media +
Families" - Fun and Learning with Multimedia Paper Description: Report on pilot project conducted in two junior high schools, in which parents and children together learn to creat multimedia presentations. |
Judith Abrahami, Nira Krumholtz Israel (IDEA Center - Technion) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Aud. 1 |
B | Teaching the
Teachers - The "Media+" Approach Paper |
Nira Krumholtz Israel (IDEA Center) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Aud. 1 |
C | "Media +"
Constructionist Learning of Science Paper Description: A multimedia learning environment is presented. Learning occurs in concurrence with construction of mm presentations. Features of the environment are described and explained along with results from preliminary evaluation. |
Nira Krumholtz, Adi Markuze-Haas Israel (IDEA Center) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Aud. 2 |
A | Distance Education
in Design Paper Description: This study identifies how the design disciplines address the issues of distance education and the need for preparing design students in interactive communication systems. |
Amy E. Mikovec, Timothy O. Borich USA (Iowa State University) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Aud. 2 |
B | Global Education
for Teachers via Interactive Video Paper Description: This program will describe and demonstrate by means of video tape a graduate education course for Indiana teachers delivered by means of interactive video. |
Howard D. Mehlinger USA (Indiana University) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Aud. 2 |
C | Distance Learning:
Intercampus Television Network in Physical Therapy
Education Paper Description: This presentation will describe a method of expanding physical therapy education to three campuses through a two-way interactive television network. All lectures are broadcast real time between sites using T lines. |
H. H. Merrifield USA (Texas Tech University) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Aud. 3 |
A | Computer Supported
Cooperative Learning in a Virtual University Paper Description: Key issues regarding group and computer-supported learning arising from on-going research at Exeter University are discussed in this paper. |
Susan English UK (University of Exeter) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Aud. 3 |
B | Making Sense Out of
Implementing Collaborative Learning in the Classroom With
the Use of Distance Learning Software at the
Postsecondary Level Paper Description: This presentation is designed to offer strategies that have promoted a sensible implementation of collaborative learning in the classroom with the use of distance learning software on the Annandale campus of Northern Virginia Community College. |
Barbara C. Howard USA (Northern Virginia Community College) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Aud. 3 |
C | Teaching and
Learning Within a Virtual Classroom Paper Description: Since 1992 Swiss universities, polytechnic institutes and enterprises offer a common modular education programme for information technology engineering. Recently one of these courses has been disseminated in a pilot virtual classroom setup. |
Bernard Seiler, Lorenz Mueller Switzerland (NDIT/FPIT) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Aud. U35 |
A | A 360 Degree
Approach to Evaluating Distance Learning Programs Workshop Description: Participants in this workshop will review and use the 360 ° Evaluation Model to plan distance learning evaluation that begins and ends at the beginning. |
Joan Dessinger USA (The Lake Group) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Sem. 231 |
A | Distance Course on
the Design of Flexible, Distance Training PC Lab |
Goran Karlsson, Rolf Carlsson, Bengt Olsen Sweden (Department of Mechanics) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Sem. U30 |
A | Preparing Students
in Health Care and Human Services to Work in an
Inter-professional and Technology Environment Paper Description: This presentation gives a description of a collaborative project between a nursing and a social work department to teach students interprofessional problem solving skills using electronic communication and presentation software. |
Pam Miller USA (Ball State University) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Sem. U30 |
B | Differentiated
Information Technology Resources in the Under-Resourced
Classroom Paper Description: This session will look at two case studies demonstrating the use of "low tech" its solutions and how the use of these technologies can increase student access to its solutions. |
David J. Marles Canada (School District 71) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Sem. U30 |
C | Every Kid On-Line
to the World; A Whole School Approach Paper Description: A major leap in technology connects the school as a single learning community with over 1,000 network connections. What are the implications for learning, staff and students? What are the problems? |
Beverly Crane Australia (Methodist Ladies' College) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Sem. U36 |
A | Strategies for
Change - Building an Educational Technology
Infrastructure Within the Information Technology
Department Paper Description: ERAU, a worldwide university, created an educational technology department staffed with faculty with educational technology expertise within its information technology department. The synergy created is extremely successful. |
Shirley Waterhouse, Steve Nordlund USA (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Sem. U36 |
B | Teacher Education
on the World Wide Web: Different Curriculum or More of
the Same? Paper Description: In this paper I consider the curricular consequences of using the World Wide Web as a platform for presenting and searching for subject matter in teacher education. |
Sigurjon Myrdal Iceland (The Icelandic University College of Education) |
| Tue 08:30 HE Sem. U36 |
C | Multimodality and
Innovation in Text: Implications for Curriculum in the
New Millennium Paper |
Judy Larsen, Sean McGovern UK (University of London) |
| Tue 08:30 TB Atrium |
A | Implementing the
Internet in the Classroom Poster Description: This presentation overviews a number of considerations and variables that impact on student adaptation of the Internet. |
Kenneth Henderson, Edward J Forrest Australia (Griffith University) |
| Tue 08:30 TB Atrium |
B | Requiring Students
to Own Computers Poster Description: In the United States there is a growing movement among the 3,600 institutions of higher education to provide universal access of computers for students. |
Billy L. Crynes USA (University of Oklahoma) |
| Tue 08:30 TB Atrium |
C | The Design of a
Study-environment for Acquiring Competencies Poster Description: Presentation of an electronic environment for designing, carrying out and administrating study processes based on the acquisition of competencies. |
Henry J. H. Hermans The Netherlands (Open University of the Netherlands) |
| Tue 08:30 TB Atrium |
D | Cybernetic Age and
Learning Technologies Poster Description: Unusual ways of learning at information age, incorporating informal knowledge and new paradigms at the traditional teaching-learning process. A school paralysis of paradigms may be changed in the ways of learning at cybernetic age. |
Silvia Branco Vidal Bustamante Brasil (Universidade Catolica de Petropolis) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Aud. 1 |
A | A South African
Perspective on Technology Education Paper Description: The South African education scene, under the new ANC government, is under enormous pressure to change. One of the considerations is the new school subject Technology Education. |
J.L.J. van Rensburg South Africa (University of the Free State) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Aud. 1 |
B | Creating Places for
Teaching and Learning Paper Description: We are discussing and giving examples of developing teacher education by creating new places for and new ways of teaching and learning on the Internet. |
Sirkku Mannikko, Eva R. Faahraeus Sweden (Stockholm University) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Aud. 1 |
C | Computer Aided
Learning (CAL) in Estonian Science Classes Paper Description: The present paper studied the usage of CAL among Estonian science teachers. We have developed new courses for science teachers, software packages and relevant methodology. |
Tago Sarapuu Estonia (University of Tartu) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Aud. 2 |
A | Developing Distance
Learning Curricula: Adaptation or Innovation? Paper Description: Case studies will be used to illustrate innovative methods to adapt industrial technology curricula to distance learning settings in Europe and the United States. |
Teresa J. K. Hall, Floyd Olson (City Colleges of Chicago-Europe) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Aud. 2 |
B | The
"Gudmundstad" SchoolProject Paper Description: The paper presents a centralized technological model of a learning system called "Gudmundstad". "Gudmundstad" is a virtual city containing Internet services. Schools are connected to the Internet via an ISDN-connection. |
Terje Kristensen Norway (Bergen College) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Aud. 2 |
C | Finnish Virtual
Open University of Technology Paper Description: The presentation concentrates on the organizing matters of open university activities in network between universities of technology. The project is described and the results are discussed. |
Markku Karjalainen, Jukka Hiltunen Finland (University of Oulu) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Aud. 3 |
A | Learning in the
Global Information Society: The actions of the European
Unioin Paper Description: Preparing the European for the information society is becoming a priority task. Education and training will necessarily play a central role and new technologies may help. To meet this challenge, the European Commission has set up recent activities. |
Alain Dumort Belgium (European Commission - DGXXII) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Aud. U31 |
A | Dynamic Forces on
the Curriculum Workshop Description: The eight dynamic forces that influence school curriculum will be comprehensively reviewed, and a thought-provoking reference will be distributed which facilitates the participant to hypothesize about managing future curriculum. |
Walter S. Polka USA (Lewiston-Porter Central School) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Aud. U35 |
A | The MUNIN
Teleteaching System Workshop |
Geir Pedersen, K.A. Bringsrud, T. Vernly Norway (University of Oslo) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Sem. 231 |
A | The Business Source
- Modular On-Line Courses for Executives PC Lab |
Quentin Wells USA (Salt Lake Community College) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Sem. 234 |
A | Development of an
Interactive Multimedia Course for the Internet using
Adobe Acrobat and E-Mail Mac Lab Description: This hands-on workshop will introduce the audience to the basics of developing interactive course material to be delivered over the internet using Adobe Acrobat Exange, Capture and Distiller. |
Joseph C. Roache USA (Florida A&M University) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Sem. U36 |
A | Integrating
Technologies: Key to Responsive Distance Learning
Programs Paper |
Jacquelyn Tulloch, Howard L. Penn, Ph.D. USA (DCCCD) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Sem. U36 |
B | Design and
Development of Distance Education System: A Survey Paper Description: The goal of this survey is to analyze various well-known DE systems worldwide and generalize their "average" features. |
Vladimir Uskov USA (University of Cincinnati) |
| Tue 09:40 HE Sem. U36 |
C | Innovative Methods
of Using Web for Distance Education Paper Description: This paper discusses using the Web for delivering course works to distant students. Several advantages of the Web, compared to television, including a design model are disucssed. |
Ali Jafari USA (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis) |
| Tue 09:40 TB Lille Aud. |
A | Integration of
Technology and Brain Research for Maximization of
Learning Paper |
Rodney Hutto USA (University of Houston-Victoria) |
| Tue 09:40 TB Lille Aud. |
B | The Development of
Artistic Abilities of Children Through the Ukrainian
Folk-Lore and Computer Creative Work Paper Description: The investigations conducting by the author from January 1995, in the Kyiv Arts School No. 2 (Ukraine) and from September 1996, in Children Art Academy showed that use of a computer as lessons of visual art accelerates childrens' attention an interest. |
Nataliya Volodina-Panchenko Ukraine (Institute of Pedagogics of the Academy) |
| Tue 09:40 TB Lille Aud. |
C | A Cognitive Graph
Integrating the Connections and the Dependencies in
Pictorial Communication Research Paper Description: We present the construction of a cognition graph integrating and visualizing the questions, answers and targets of a research procedure to conclude on cognition themes. |
S. Vazouras Greece (University of Athens) |
| Tue 10:40 ... |
Coffee Break ... |
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| Tue 11:00 SL Aud. |
PL | ---- PLENARY 4: IT
IN NORWEGIAN EDUCATION Description: In a unique and ambitious undertaking, Norway is creating a national plan to extend the use of instructional technology to all learners on all levels throughout the education system in Norway. The recent history of IT in Norway, and the goals of the next few years, will represent a fascinating model for many nations, states, and provinces as the new plans and policies are implemented in Norway. Norway started to introduce IT in the educational system in the early eighties. It is, however, only after recent curriculum reforms in upper secondary education in 1994 and in primary and secondary education in 1997 that IT has been systematically integrated in the national curriculum for the school system. The challenge is now to extend the use of IT to all learners on all levels in the Norwegian educational system. For that purpose the government has developed systematic strategies and a national plan for the implementation of the new policies. In higher and distance education, and in research and development work, Norway has been in the forefront of development in several areas. Norway is now implementing a rapid expansion of higher education in a situation where emphasis is on modernizing higher education by implementing new tools in learning and research, and implementation of parallel strategies of creating synergies between education and industry. Four key strategists and architects of the Norwegian IT Plan will present key aspects. |
Fred-Arne Odegaard Deputy Director-General Norwegian Royal Ministry of Education, Research, and Church Affairs Arne Laukholm Director, Center for Information Technology University of Oslo, Norway Hakon Gunderson The Fornbu Project Oslo, Norway Sigmund Lieberg Director General Norwegian National Centre for Educational Resources |
| Tue 12:00 ... |
Lunch Break ... : |
||
| Tue 13:10 Elect. Classroom |
SP | ---- SPECIAL: THE
ELECTRONIC CLASSROOM Special Description: (Repeated session -- See session information, Monday 14:30) |
Frank Solem University of Oslo |
| Tue 13:30 HE Aud. 1 |
A | Basic Technology
Competencies for Educators: A Self-Assessment Instrument Paper Description: The purpose of this paper is to introduce a valid and reliable instrument for assessing basic technology competencies that are needed by educators. |
Claudia Flowers USA (UNC Charlotte) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Aud. 1 |
B | Integrating
Preservice and In-Service Education of Teachers Through
Information and Communication Technology for the Benefit
of All Paper : |
Anna Kristjansdottir Iceland (University College of Education) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Aud. 1 |
C | A Process for
Implementing Change: Developing Technology Competencies
in a College of Education Paper Description: This paper reports the college of education technology initiative promoting new and more effective teaching methods grounded in information technology and the improvement of teaching skills of graduate and undergraduate students. |
Bob Algozzine, John A. Gretes USA (UNC Charlotte) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Aud. 2 |
A | Preparing All
Students for College and Careers: Westchester/Putnam
School-to-careers Partnership Paper Description: Westchester/Putnam School-to-Careers Partnership prepares ALL students for college and careers through school-based, work-based learning, and connecting activities. Video conferencing technology is critical to the process. |
Ruth F. Richards USA (Westchester/Putnam) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Aud. 2 |
B | Creating an Open
Learning Environment Into a Dynamic Post-secondary
Computer Technology Curriculum Paper Description: In creating an open learning environment the process is just as important as the product. |
David M Williamson USA (Indiana University - Purdue) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Aud. 3 |
A | HyperClinic: Using
an Intranet System for Cooperative Learning in Cardiology Paper Description: This presentation describes a cooperative hypermedia system developed as an active learning environment to be used in cardiologic case studies for continuing medical education. |
Jano Souza Brazil (Universidade Federal Do Rio De Janeiro) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Aud. 3 |
B | Incorporating
Internet Resources into the Computer Science Curriculum Paper Description: This session discusses how Internet resources are being incorporated into the computer science curriculum as the community college level. Examples of projects will be presented. |
Pedro Leite USA (Butler County Community College) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Aud. 3 |
C | Open and Distance
Learning in Biopathology on the Internet Paper Description: Service of training and updating in biopathology on the Internet. The service offers a distributed database for student self-training and the choice of building training sessions for teachers. |
Carlos Secades Spain (University of Oniedo) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Aud. U31 |
A | The Academy and a
Public School District in the U.S.A.: A Teacher
-Education Partnership For Integrated Technology as a
Tool for Active Learning and Multicultural Understanding Workshop Description: Students prepare for teaching careers and experienced teachers develop new instructional strategies through a technology-supported partnereship between a college and a large, urban school district. |
Judith Wagner, Ed. D. Contreras, Ed.D. USA (Broadoaks Children's School) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Aud. U35 |
A | Learning Without
Boundaries: Exemplary Implementations of
Videoconferencing Networks in K-12 Classrooms Workshop Description: Innovative videoconferencing networks have resulted in expanded curriculum offerings and cross-cultural collaborations. Exemplary networks, including Norwalk-LaMirada U.A.D.'s "Global Studies for Multicultural Understanding" are featured. |
Deborah A. Harrison, Ed. D. Contreras, Ed.D. USA (VTEL Corporation) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Sem. 231 |
A | LEGO-Logic: A
Micro-World for Learning Science and Technology PC Lab Description: LEGO logic a microworld developed technology to facilitate the learning of scientific concepts and their technological applications. It integrates construction of modules from LEGO and controlling their operation using special software technologies. |
Nira Krumholtz Israel (IDEA Center) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Sem. 234 |
A | Producing Your Own
Interactive CD for Instruction Mac Lab Description: This presentation will introduce the basics of developing and interactive multimedia project using the Macintosh computer and Macromedia Director in conjunction with Photoshop, Premiere and fractal Design Painter. |
Joseph C. Roache USA (Florida A&M University) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Sem. U30 |
A | Constructructing a
Model of Staff Development Through the use of Control
Technology Paper Description: This paper considers the introduction of Control Technology to a British primary school, and strategies to encourage teachers to use it in the classroom. |
Chris Taylor UK (University of Exeter) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Sem. U30 |
B | Implementation of
Technology Products in the Higher Education Classroom Paper Description: This session will demonstrate the use of technology in a higher education classroom to teach pre- and in-service teachers how to use technology products in the classroom. |
Mary Beth Janes USA (Indiana University) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Sem. U30 |
C | Experience of
Implementation of New Methodology of Teaching Networking
Information Technologies in Conditions of Emerging
Technologies in Ukraine Paper |
Yuri Demchenko Ukraine (National Technical University of Ukraine) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Sem. U36 |
A | The North American
School as a Complex of Heterogeneous Systems Paper Description: Education can be thought of as a complex of emerging heterogeneous systems of people, things and ideas. The development of North American educational systems using an emerging systems model. |
Walter S. Polka USA (Lewiston-Porter Central School) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Sem. U36 |
B | New Ways of
Thinking, New Ways of Processing, New Tools Paper Description: A description of the current state of technology for the 2nd largest school board in Canada will be presented as well as a multi-year implementation plan designed to the Board's vision for the equitable use of technology. |
Judi Hunter Canada (Calgary Board of Education) |
| Tue 13:30 HE Sem. U36 |
C | Information
Technology in the Classroom: A New Beginning or the
Beginning of the End Paper Description: An exploration of Heidegger's analysis of modern technology; The "Self-Organising" Paradigm - An Alternative Viewpoint; relevance to policy makers and practitioners in education. |
Colin Dougall Scotland (Napier University) |
| Tue 13:30 TB Atrium |
A | Project K.A.G.I.:
Keys to Achieving Global Wide Interaction Poster Description: Students around the globe videoconference to learn about each others cultures; discuss topics and issues of current interest, talk to experts, and enhance language instruction. |
Kathleen Huggard-McKinney USA (Tropical Elementary School) |
| Tue 13:30 TB Atrium |
B | Systematic
Improvement Management - Web-Based Training Supporting
Learning Organisations Poster Description: Presents a management training programme with web-based presentation and communications features, resource bank and computer software. The programme is designed to support planning/management process in various organizations. |
Erling Ljosa, Bjorn Baaberg Norway (NKS Distance Education) |
| Tue 13:30 TB Atrium |
C | Hidden Problem in
Realistic Simulations Poster Description: In presentation we state, prove and analyse the hidden numerical (computational) problem connected with the increased complexity of more realistic simulations. |
Veljko Spasic Yugoslavia (University of Belgrade) |
| Tue 13:30 TB Atrium |
D | A Worldwide
University's Strategy for Change - Dynamic Innovation in
Educational Technology at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University Poster Description: ERAU, a worldwide university, has initiated a number of educational technology prototype projects including net courses; video-conference courses; and a faculty technology camp. This session illustrates these successful prototype projects. |
Shirley Waterhouse USA (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University) |
| Tue 13:30 TB Atrium |
E | Computer Education
via Network Poster Description: We will report the class designing, the educational systems and the evaluation method for the computer. |
Kazuko Nagae Japan (Kanto Junior College) |
| Tue 13:30 TB Lille Aud. |
A | Pupils' Perceptions
of Technology Paper Description: This research-based on questionnaires -- looks at pupils' grasp of the everyday application of technology both in the home and in the outside world. |
Terry Liddament, Dominic Clare UK (Goldsmith University of London) |
| Tue 13:30 TB Lille Aud. |
B | Maintaining
Academic Integrity and Credibility of Electronically
Delivered Programs: A Case Study Paper Description: This report is a comparative study of traditional methods of instruction verses instruction of an electronic distance education format and infrastructural support required to maintain academic equivalency and integrity of degree programs. |
Louis D. Griffin, David A. Medlyn USA (Utah State University) |
| Tue 13:30 TB Lille Aud. |
C | Why Is It So
Difficult Developing Good Systems for Computer Supported
Learning Paper Description: Both learning more about learning and qualifying teachers in using IT in education are of paramount importance for successful educational programmes to be developed. |
Elvi Rohde Nissen, Mette Frost Nielsen Denmark (University of Copenhagen) |
| Tue 13:30 TB Sem. 3A |
A | IT in Schools -
From Plans to Reality Paper Description: The government in Norway have made many plans. By visiting schools, I found that if they could afford IT, they used IT as the plans tell. |
Trond Schjefstad Norway (Hcgskolen i tromsc) |
| Tue 13:30 TB Sem. 3A |
B | Case Study:
Information Technology in Norwegian Public Schools -
Critical Factors for Successfully Introducing Information
Technology Paper Description: A study to identify "best practice" and critical success factors for introducing IT, as seen by a limited number of teachers who had succeeded in introducing IT in their schools. |
Unni Astad Norway (Norwegian Computing Center) |
| Tue 13:30 TB Sem. 3A |
C | Evaluating an
Asynchronous Learning Environment Paper Description: The author will discuss using an LCD panel - the possibilities an asynchronous learning environment offers and demands as an effective approach in the teaching and learning process. |
Maria Biazus Brazil (CPGIE-UFRGS) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Aud. 1 |
A | Virtualizing the
Profession: Faculty Recruitment, Instructional
Development, and Assessment Issues in Distance Education Paper Description: The presentation includes methodologies for administering distance learning courses, as well as models for effective evaluation and student achievement. |
J.S. Boyce USA (University of Maryland) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Aud. 1 |
B | Undergraduate
Teacher Education Student Perceptions of Computer
Competence as a Predictor of Actual Performance Paper Description: The study involved undergraduate students enrolled in a microcomputer applications in education course. The students were given a pre and post survey to determine their perceptions of competence and their actual competence was measured by the final exam. |
John A. Gretes USA (UNC Charlotte) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Aud. 1 |
C | Models For
In-service Teacher Training Through ICT - Reports From a
Norwegian Project Paper Description: A joint project between 4 higher education institutions, providing in-service training to teachers at primary and seconday level. Internet and ICT are central parts of the activity. Different models are tried out. |
Harald Haugen, Bodil Ask Norway (Stord/Haugesund College) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Aud. 2 |
A | WEB-oriented OFDL
and Problem-based Learning (PBL), - Like Hand in a Glove! Paper Description: PBL - Important characteristics important conditions for successful PBL web-oriented OFDL. |
Knut Steinar Engelsen Norway (Stord/Haugesund College) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Aud. 2 |
B | Hypermedia
"WWW" for Lifelong Learning Paper Description: Hypermedia environments, especially open environments such as the WWW, are recent and adequate resources for lifelong learning and distance education. Research in a hypermedia environment and research in progress in the WWW will be reported. |
Ana Amelia Amorim Carvalho, Paulo Dias Portugal (Universidade do Minho) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Aud. 2 |
C | Using Distance
Education and Expert Mentors to Support Graduate Research
and Collaborative Learning Paper Description: Graduate education students in a telecommunications class used distance education as a topic of study and as a medium for the study. |
Harriet G. Taylor USA (Louisiana State University) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Aud. U31 |
A | Duct Tape and Hope:
How to Get Started and What to Do Once You Are Online Workshop |
Kim Marie Mitchell USA (Rochester High School) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Sem. 231 |
A | Using Technology to
Connect Classrooms, Communities and Careers PC Lab Description: Presenter will demonstrate how students access technologies to assist making career choices. Software, internet sites and electronic portfolios will be demonstrated. |
Marsha Celesta USA (Aurora Public Schools) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Sem. U30 |
A | Networking
Developments: Addressing Higher Education Needs in
Lithuania Paper Description: A presentation regarding new networking developments at Kaunas University of Technology meeting educational needs including teaching of networking modules, distance education and university information system to support studies. |
Vytautas Reklaitis Lithuania (Kaunas University of Technology) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Sem. U30 |
B | Engineering
Education: Challenges and Opportunities for the 21st
Century Paper Description: The objective of the presentation is to characterize the traditional way engineering is taught and to identify the opportunities and challenges generated by the technology-based model, arised from the knowledge era. |
Renato Belhot Brazil (University of Sao Paulo) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Sem. U30 |
C | Using the Internet:
From Learning Beginning Skills Through Integrating
Quality On-Line Resources Into Existing Curriculum Paper Description: Through resources and peer/expert collaboration gained by accessing the Internet, rural teachers have taken their teaching to new levels and students have responded with amazing results. |
Cynthia Denton, Susan Flentie USA (Western Montana College) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Sem. U36 |
A | Web for Schools Paper Description: How do the governments of the 15 member states of the European Union, Norway and Iceland promote the use of the Internet at schools? |
Guus N.M. Wijngaards The Netherlands (CONTEXT) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Sem. U36 |
B | Canton Schools'
Technology Plan: Blueprint for the Future Paper Description: Successful change occurs when all levels of an organization are involved. Canton Schools' Five-year Technology Plan builds bridges between school and community members. |
Pat Bergeron USA (Canton Schools) |
| Tue 14:40 HE Sem. U36 |
C | Deployment of
Learning Technologies: Trends and Perspectives Paper Description: An overview of deployment trends for electronic media/communications based on a survey of published material -- Discussion of development of deployment strategy at author's university. |
Jim Devine Ireland (National Distance Education Centre) |
| Tue 14:40 TB Atrium |
A | Distance Education,
Technology, and the Disabled: An Academic Course with a
Practical Goal Poster Description: A description by course designers on the collaborative process involved in developing a distance learning course covering issues related to technology and disabilities. |
William F. Lynch USA (The George Washington University) |
| Tue 14:40 TB Atrium |
B | Teaching
Information Skills & How To Keep up with Change Poster |
Edward J Forrest, Nigel Pope Australia (Griffith University) |
| Tue 14:40 TB Atrium |
C | From Protein
Engineering to Drug Design, A Scenario to Present
Crystallographic Images Poster Description: A CD-ROM is proposed to teach students the protein structure, the protein engineering and the drug design. A scenario presenting crystallography pictures is proposed. |
Liliane Assairi France (CNRS, IGM, URA 2225) |
| Tue 14:40 TB Atrium |
D | Introduction of
Multimedia in an Israeli High School Poster Description: Multimedia-based-learning: An alternative methodology for structuring materials studied in "Yad-Giora" J.H., Israel. A major issue employing this type of learning is coping with arising difficulties. |
Rimona Cohen, Yona Holzman-Benshalom Israel (The Beit-Berl College) |
| Tue 14:40 TB Lille Aud. |
A | Comparative Cost of
the Implementation and Operation of Various Distance
Learning Systems Paper Description: This paper will examine the advantages and disadvantages of various systems for delivering education at a distance to students. It will also outline some basic cost for each system and comare cost effectiveness. |
Joseph C. Roache USA (Florida A&M University) |
| Tue 14:40 TB Lille Aud. |
B | Web Applications in
Academic Libraries: Instructional Uses of the World Wide
Web Paper Description: Instructional applications of the Web, its benefits and limitatiions will be discussed. The role of academic librarians in the WWW environment will be explored. |
May Montaser Jafari USA (Indiana University Purdue University/Indianapolis) |
| Tue 14:40 TB Lille Aud. |
C | Design and
Implementation of a Multimedia Application for
Preschooling Age Paper Description: The approach and the implementation of a simple interactive multimedia interface for preschooling age, giving emphasis to the presentation of the meaning of words and phrases. |
Chr. Metaxaki-Kossionides Greece (University of Athens) |
| Tue 14:40 TB Store Aud. |
A | So Many Sites, So
Little Time: Science on the Internet Paper Description: Technology is creating a new paradigm of teaching and learning, giving science educators and students access to hundreds of web sites, lets choose wisely. |
Nancy Romance, Linda O'Karma USA (Florida Atlantic University) |
| Tue 14:40 TB Store Aud. |
B | ODEE: Resource
Server for Environmental Education Paper Description: A database. ODEE has been developed to serve teaching materials for environmental education. Functions of element classes which define relationships of elements are effective in supply and re-use of teaching materials among users. |
Ito Sachiko Japan (Software Research Laboratory) |
| Tue 15:40 ... |
Tea Break ... |
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| Tue 16:00 SL Aud. |
PL | ---- PLENARY 6:
SCANDINAVIAN SCHOOL NETS Description: An extensive overview of Nordic Internet / school networking programs, and the cooperative approachs undertaken by the Nordic countries. |
Sigmund Lieberg, Moderator Introduction Stellan Ranebo, Nordic Council of Ministers The IDUN Project: Nordic Cooperation for IT in Schools Ulf Vasstrim Nordic Cooperation on Copyright Issues Jukka Liedes Nordic Approach to Internet through NorduNET Petter Kongshaug Nordic School Net Sigmund Lieberg |
| Tue 18:00 Oslo City Hall |
R | ---- RECEPTION ---- Reception Description: On Tuesday evening, Per Ditlev-Simonsen, Mayor of Oslo, will host a reception for ICTE Delegates at the Oslo City Hall, in the auditorium where the ceremony is held for the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize |
Reception for ICTE
Delegates hosted by Per Ditlev-Simonsen, Mayor of Oslo |