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Registration Information (fwd)
Andy Skreija (skreija@CWIS.UNOMAHA.EDU)
Thu, 27 Oct 1994 10:29:07 -0500
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Date: Wed, 26 Oct 1994 21:18:57 CST6CDT
From: Wm Painter <BILLP@cc1.uca.edu>
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Subject: Registration Information
Thank you for your patience and interest. Here is
the information you requested.
Dr. Wm Painter
Conference Coordinator
Internet Conference
Registration Form
Instructions:
Please complete the following form and e-mail
back to:
wpainter@bigcat.missouri.edu
(Do not reply back to the address at the top of this
message)
Also, please send a hard copy of your completed
form to:
VOU, Inc.
PO Bx 10104
Conway, AR 72032
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Name:
Address
Phone (optional):
Business/School:
Position/Title:
K-12/Higher Ed/Other:
Areas of Interest:
Will you be using e-mail only for the Conference:
If you will be using the virtual environment, what
name would you like to use? (We will try to comply
with your requests for names):
Which Sessions are you most interested in actually
attending in the virtual Environment? Please
indicate by number (See below):
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There is a registration fee of $35.00 which you
should include with your hard copy. Virtual Online
University is a non-profit educational institution
and all fees will go to cover the expenses of the
conference and to promote net-accessible education.
If you have a problem with the fee, please contact
me personally: wpainter@bigcat.missouri.edu and we
will work with you.
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The following sessions are presently scheduled from
Monday, November 7 through Sunday November 13 (we
had to extend the conference two days to accommodate
all the presenters). The final scheduling of the
sessions will be distributed to registered attendees
by Oct. 19.
Since this is a global conference and crosses
several time zones, it is unlikely that everyone
will be able to attend every online session (just
like other conferences!)
Upon receipt of your registration form, you will be
subscribed to an email list and a password and ID
will be made for you for use in the virtual
environment. Moreover, I will send *simple*
instructions on how to connect and interact in the
virtual areas and the listserver. All registered
attendees are encouraged to connect to the virtual
environment and explore; there will be helpers
online who can assist you.
If you do not have telnet access or do not wish to
attend the interactive sessions, ALL TRANSCRIPTS
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED VIA E-MAIL with follow-up
questions afterward.
Sessions (subject to emendations)
All sessions, barring the keynote speech, will be
given twice to accommodate various time zones.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7 (All times given in CST)
9:00-10:30
Thomas R. Danford, Dean of Science (VOU)
Professor of Biology, WV Northern
CC, Wheeling, WV 26003
Getting a Virtual Grasp on Actual Science
11:30-1:00
Eric Crump, University of Missouri
(Net)Rats in the Cathedral: Introducing New
Learning Environments to Old Institutions
2:00-3:30
Open
4:30-6:00
Robert Donnelly, President of VOU
Internet Resources: It's More Than Furry
Rodents, Spider's Houses and Comic Book
Characters -- (Gopher, Web, Archie, Veronica
and Jughead)
7:00-8:30
George Duckett (Australia)
GENII: An Internet Welcoming Committee for
K-12 Teachers
9:30-11:00
Joseph Wang, President of the Globewide Network
Academy:
The Globewide Network Academy - A Vision of
Education for the Early 21st Century.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8
9:00-10:30
Michael Bertsch, Dean of Humanities, VOU
Touching the Text: Interactive E-Teaching
11:30-1:00
Marcus Speh (DESY, Hamburg, Germany)
Weaving a World-Wide Web of Education
2:00-3:30
Open
4:30-6:00
Robert Donnelly, President of VOU
Internet Connectivity - How to Explore
Cyberspace and Other Ethereal Places
7:00-8:30
Tina Joy Pitt, Vice President of Student
Services, VOU
Serving Up the Net: The Importance of
Student Services Online
9:30-11:00
Dan Gerson, Vice President of Operations
Instructional Systems Designer, VOU
Ivory Bytes? Building the New Schoolhouse
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9
9:00-10:30
Thomas R. Danford, Dean of Science (VOU)
Professor of Biology, WV Northern
CC, Wheeling, WV 26003
Getting a Virtual Grasp on Actual Science
11:30-1:00
Marcus Speh (DESY, Hamburg, Germany)
Weaving a World-Wide Web of Education
2:00-3:30
Open
4:30-6:00
Andie Foster, Director of Communications, VOU
7:00-8:30
Open
9:30-11:00
W.Curtiss Priest, Ph.D., Director of the Center
for Information, Technology
and Society
Discovering Ways to Mobilize Private
Philanthropy in Building Information
Highways: From Public Policy through to
Planning and Design
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10
8:00-9:30
Michael Bertsch, Dean of Humanities, VOU
Touching the Text: Interactive E-Teaching
11:30-1:00
Robert Donnelly, President of VOU
Internet Connectivity - How to Explore
Cyberspace and Other Ethereal Places
2:00-3:30
Open
4:30-6:00
Wm. Painter, Ph.D., Executive Director, VOU
Strangers in a Strange Land: Academics on
the Net
7:00-8:30
Open
9:30-11:00
George Duckett (Australia)
GENII: An Internet Welcoming Committee for
K-12 Teachers
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11
9:00-10:30
Dan Gerson, Vice President of Operations
Instructional Systems Designer, VOU
Ivory Bytes? Building the New Schoolhouse
11:30-1:00
W.Curtiss Priest, Ph.D., Director of the Center
for Information, Technology
and Society
Discovering Ways to Mobilize Private
Philanthropy in Building Information
Highways: From Public Policy through to
Planning and Design.
2:00-3:30
Open
4:30-6:00
Eric Crump, University of Missouri
(Net)Rats in the Cathedral: Introducing New
Learning Environments to Old Institutions
7:00-8:30
Tina Joy Pitt, Vice President of Student
Services, VOU
Serving Up the Net: The Importance of
Student Services Online
9:30-11:00
Jeanne McWhorter, Diversity University MOO
MOO's and Educators: Its More Than Just a
Game
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
9:00-11:30
Guy Wilson, Ph.D., Academic Vice President, VOU
Witchery on the Net--Teaching about the
Witchcraft Persecutions On- and Off-line
11:30-1:00
Robert Donnelly, President of VOU
Internet Resources: It's More Than Furry
Rodents, Spider's Houses and Comic Book
Characters -- (Gopher, Web, Archie, Veronica
and Jughead)
2:00-3:30
Open
4:30-6:00
Guy Wilson, Ph.D., Academic Vice President, VOU
Ferreting out History on the Net
7:00-8:30
Andie Foster, Director of Communication, VOU
9:30-11:00
Jeanne McWhorter, Diversity University MOO
MOO's and Educators: Its More Than Just a
Game
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13
9:00-10:30
Joseph Wang, President of the Globewide Network
Academy:
The Globewide Network Academy - A Vision of
Education for the Early 21st Century.
11:30-1:00
Guy Wilson, Ph.D., Academic Vice President, VOU
Ferreting out History on the Net.
2:00-3:30
Guy Wilson, Ph.D., Academic Vice President, VOU
Witchery on the Net--Teaching about the
Witchcraft Persecutions On- and Off-line
4:30-6:00
Wm. Painter, Ph.D., Executive Director, VOU
Strangers in a Strange Land: Academics on
the Net
Bonnie Bracey, Member of the National
Information Infrastructure
Advisory Board
Keynote Address
(Due to Ms. Bracey's hectic schedule, we have not yet confirmed
the exact time of her speech.)
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