5.0750 Computing Strategies Across Curriculum (X-Posted) (1/239)
Elaine Brennan & Allen Renear (EDITORS@BROWNVM.BITNET)
Mon, 9 Mar 1992 19:16:20 EST
Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 5, No. 0750. Monday, 9 Mar 1992.
Date: Sun, 8 Mar 92 17:14:48 -0500
From: Steve.Cavrak@UVM.EDU
Subject: CSAC Conference: April 3rd, 4th.
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Register now ! Early registration discount expires March 15 !
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Computing Strategies
Across the Curriculum
April 3 and 4,1992
The University of Vermont
Burlington, Vermont
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About the conference
The University of Vermont invites you to attend its third annual
Computing Strategies Across the Curriculum conference exploring
strategies to enhance the collegiate curriculum through the use of
computers, networks, and media. It includes sessions on art, imaging,
and design, as well as topics including networking, hypermedia and
courseware authoring, libraries and media services, user support and
training, and research and teaching in all academic areas. This year's
conference coincides with Calculated Images: Art and Computer
Technology, an exhibit at the University of Vermont's Fleming Museum
and provides an opportunity to explore the interdependency of art,
science, engineering, and education.
The conference will be held on the University of Vermont campus in
Burlington, Vermont, on Friday and Saturday, April 3 and 4, 1992. The
activities on Friday will include workshops, gallery talks, a keynote
speaker, and a gala reception. Saturday's program will consist of
approximately 35 sessions and workshops presented in 5 separate tracks.
Schedule of events
Friday, April 3rd Pre-conference Workshops and Gallery Talks
5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Registration
Keynote Session: Simon Penny, "Virtual Reality:
a Cony Island of the Mind?" Fleming Museum
Theater, 5 pm
Reception, Fleming Museum, 6 - 9 pm
(Optional: Doc Watson Traditional Folk Guitar -
Lane Series Concert, 8 pm)
Saturday, April 4th
8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m Registration and Coffee Hour
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Thirty sessions and five workshops on
curriculum development, hypertext, multimedia,
in the arts, humanities, sciences, and
education. The sessions are held in computer
and network equipped multimedia case study
rooms with a seating arrangement that
encourages a participatory atmosphere.
Preliminary Session Titles
- Using Computers to Teach Information Access Skills
- A Problem Solving Approach to Computer Literacy
- An Electronic Bauhaus: Design and Interactive Learning
- Art/art History and the Computer in the Liberal Arts
- Developing Software to Support Writing in the Disciplines
- The Teaching And Practice Of The Electronic Arts.
- Computer Music for the Compleat Idiot
- Computer Technology and Educational Reform
- Computer-assisted Reading: Comprehending Technical Text
- Computer-based Modules for the Science Curriculum
- Cost-effective Hypertext Instructional Modules
- Does Interactive Multimedia Make a Difference?
- Epic: Exploration Programs in Calculus
- Pedagogical Experiments with Text Analysis Software
- From Novices to Developers: Teachers and Computers
- Gaining an Advantage in Instructional Design
- Health Care Computing in a Rural Environment
- Imaging in Response to Literature with Hypercard
- Instructor Generated Organic Chemistry Courseware
- Interactive Mathematical Texts: The Stem Project
- Introducing Objects into the Curriculum
- Low Cost Training Options
- Modeling Dynamic Systems and Critical Thinking
- Teaching Color Perception with the Mac Ii
- Teaching Mechanics with Simulations
- What's Happening in the Elementary School?
- The Learning Technologies Program
- The Multimedia Incentive Project:
- Hypertext and Expert Systems to Teach Library Research
- The Syracuse University Tatu Project
- Using Multimedia in the Sciences
- Vermont Educational Telecommunications
- Visualization - The Link That Binds
- Vote: Technology Education for Teachers
- Western Civilizations, A Hypercard Tutorial
Registration information
To register, please return the registration form with your remittance
to the address printed on the form. Valid forms of payment include
credit card, checks, or money orders (in U.S. funds) made payable to
The University of Vermont. Registrations received after March 15,
1992 are not refundable.
Registration includes admittance to all conference events, coffee
breaks and a box lunch (with choice of sandwich!) on Saturday. The
proceedings volume is included with all professional registrations; it
is optional with student registrations. Registration is limited to
400 participants.
Questions? Call (802) 656-3316 or send electronic mail to
csac@uvmvm.bitnet or csac@uvmvm.uvm.edu.
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Please check the appropriate fee:
UVM affiliate
[] before March 15 $25
[] after March 15 $30
Non UVM affiliate
[] before March 15 $50
[] after March 15 $75
Student
[] without proceedings $15
[] with proceedings $25
Tee-shirt (X-Large only)
[] before March 15 $15
Doc Watson Concert
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[] Turkey on croissant
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Please return this form with your remittance to:
CSAC
University Computing Services
238 Waterman Building
University of Vermont
Burlington, VT 05405-0160
FAX: 802-656-8429
E-mail: csac@uvmvm.uvm.edu or csac@uvmvm.bitnet
Questions? Call (802) 656-3316 or send electronic mail to
csac@uvmvm.bitnet or csac@uvmvm.uvm.edu.