>
>Call for Participation
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>
>ICCE98
>
>THE SIXTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
>ON COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION
>
>Theme: "GLOBAL EDUCATION ON THE NET"
>
>Beijing, China 14-17 October, 1998
>
>http://www.njtu.edu.cn/icce98/
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>NEW in this call:
>Keynote Speakers, Invited Speakers
>Workshop & Panel Chairs
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>
>
>Organized by Asia-Pacific Chapter of AACE
>http://www.apc.src.ncu.edu.tw/
>http://www.aace.org
>
>Hosted by Northern JiaoTong University
>Co-Sponsored by:
> Peking University
> Tsinghua University
> Beijing Normal University
> Chinese Computer Federation
> Chinese CBE Academic Society
> National Research Center of Computers in Education
> of Primary and Secondary Schools
> The Association of Audio and Video Techniques
>
>
>
>Papers which address the theory, research and applications
>as well as describe innovative projects are especially encouraged.
>
>TOPICS OF INTEREST (not limited to):
> Architectures for Educational Technology Systems
> Artificial Intelligence and Networked Learning
> Authoring
> Collaboration (university/school/industry)
> Computer Support for Collaborative Learning
> Computer Mediated Communication
> Country Specific Developments
> Educational Simulation and Gaming
> Global Education
> Improving Classroom Teaching
> Interactive Learning Environments
> Intelligent Educational Agents
> Intelligent Tutoring Systems
> Language Learning
> Motivation
> Multimedia and Artificial Intelligence
> Multimedia and Distance Learning
> Network and Hypermedia Navigation
> Networked Learning and Artificial Intelligence
> Networked Social Learning Models
> Pedagogical Foundations
> Policy, Ethics, Standards, and Legal Issues
> Rural, Developing, and Remote Areas of the World
> Social and Cultural Issues
> System Design and Development Methodologies
> System Evaluation
> Teaching/Learning Strategies
> Teleconferencing (audio, audiographics, computer, video)
> User/Student Modeling
> Virtual Reality
>
>
>ICCE 98 is the sixth of the ICCE conference series which is
>organized by the Asia-Pacific Chapter of AACE. The first three
>conferences (1989, 1991, 1993) were held in Taipei,
>the fourth (1993) in Singapore, and the fifth (1995) in Kuching,
>Malaysia. The conference serves to foster the creation
>and dissemination of knowledge about
>the use of information technology in education in Asia-Pacific region.
>China is the most populated country in the world. Currently
>more than 100 universities are connected through Internet.
>Besides stimulating more local research, the conference will set a
>milestone for China in employing information technology in education
>in the next century.
>
>
>PROGRAM ACTIVITIES
> * Keynote Speakers * Invited Speakers * Tutorials
> * Workshops * Papers * Panels * Posters
> * Examples in Practice * Exhibition * Social Program
>
>+-----------------------------------------------------+
> ICCE 98 Deadlines
> Paper Submission: April 15, 1998
> Acceptance Notification: July 1, 1998
> Proceedings Submission: August, 1, 1998
> Pre-registration Deadline: August, 15, 1998
>+-----------------------------------------------------+
>
>
>PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
>CoChairs:
> Tak-Wai Chan, National Central University
> Allan Collins, Northwestern University & BBN
> Jianxiang Lin, Peking University
>
>Members:
> KSR Anjaneyulu, National Center for Software Technology
> Wing Au, Southern Australia University
> Boris Berenfeld, Concord Consortium
> Kate Bielaczyc, BBN
> Ben du Boulay, Sussex University
> Bertram Bruce, University of Illinois
> Amy Bruckman, Georgia Tech
> Kuo-En Chang, Taiwan Normal University
> Yam-San Chee, National Singapore University
> Shihong Chen, Purdue University
> Victor Chen, National Institute of Education
> Yu Chen, Chinese People University
> Betty Collis, University of Twente
> Jeff Cumming, La Trobe University
> Ru-Wei Dai, Institute of Automation
> Pierre Dillenbourg, University of Geneva
> Wei-Guo Feng, Tong Ji University
> Gerhard Fischer, University of Colorado
> Jim Greer, University of Saskatchewan
> Mark Guzdial, Georgia Tech
> Rogers Hall, U.C. Berkeley
> Giyoo Hatano, Keio University
> Jan Hawkins, EDC, New York
> Ke-Kan He, Beijing Normal University
> Lewis Johnson, University of Southern California
> David Jonassen, Pennsylvania State University
> Yasmin Kafai, UCLA
> Judy Kay, University of Sydney
> Tim Koschmann, Southern Illinois University
> Kwok-Wing Lai, University of Otago
> Nancy Law, Hong Kong University
> Fong-Lok Lee, Chinese University of Hong Kong
> Okhwa Lee, Chungbuk University
> Jim Levin, University of Illinois
> Ke-Dong Li, South China Normal University
> Shao-Fan Lin, Nankai University
> Xiao-Dong Lin, Vanderbilt University
> Ming Liu, University of Texas
> Ru-Qian Lu, Institute of Math
> Heinz Mandl, University of Munich
> Naomi Miyake, Chukyo University
> Denis Newman, Consultant, Palo Alto
> Toshio Okamoto, University of Electro-Communication
> Gary Olson, University of Michigan
> Tim O'Shea, Open University
> Setsuko Otsuki, Hiroshima City University
> Sai-Wing Pun, Hong Kong Institute of Education
> Yu-Hui Qiu, South West Normal University
> Clark Quinn, University of New South Wales
> Zaidah Razak, University of Malaysia Sarawak
> Brian Reiser, Northwestern University
> Mitchel Resnick, MIT
> Andee Rubin, TERC
> Marlene Scardamalia, University of Toronto
> Xing-Ming Shan, Beijing Normal University
> Hsin-Yih Shyu, Tamkang University
> Elliot Soloway, University of Michigan
> Zhe-Sheng Tang, Tsinghua University
> Robert Tinker, Concord Consortium
> Kurt VanLehn, University of Pittsburgh
> Ben-Zhong Wang, North GRCCE
> Hong Wang, Northern JiaoTong University
> Wing-Kwong Wong, National Yunlin University of Technology
> Albert Wu, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
> Shi-Chen Wu, Peking University
> Xiang-Cun Wu, Tsinghua University
> Fu-Qing Yang, Peking University
> Wei-Chi Yang, Radford University
> Yoneo Yano, University of Tokushima
> Yong-Dong Yoo, Honam University
> Ying-Xing Yu, Beijing Medical University
> Shyan-Ming Yuan, National Chiao Tung University
> Bo Zhang, Tsinghua University
> Chen-Xi Zhang, Changsha Defense University
> Jing-Zhong Zhang, Guanchow Normal College
> Jianping Zhang, Utah State University
> Zhi-Ting Zhu, East-China Normal University
>
>
>INTERNATIONAL ADVISOR COMMITTEE
>Chair:
> Chee-Kit Looi, Information Technology Institute
>
>Members:
> Claude Frasson, Univ. of Montreal
> Gordon McCalla, Univ. of Saskatchewan
> Riichiro Mizoguchi, Osaka University
> Vivet Martial, Universit* du Maine
> Hermann Maurer, Graz Univ. of Technology
>
>
>ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
>Chair:
> Jinhua Wang, President, Northern JiaoTong Univ.
>
>CoChairs:
> Zhenhui Tan, Vice President, Northern JiaoTong University
> Yiqiu Wang, Vice President, Peking University
> Zhan-Ru Yang, Vice President, Beijing Normal University
> Shou-Wen Yu, Vice President, Tsinghua University
>
>Members:
> Geng Chen, Beijing Electric Power College
> Gang Chen, Tsinghua University
> Yu Chen, Chinese People University
> En-Cong Gong, Beijing Medical University
> Yi-Juan Jin, Northern JiaoTong University
> Neng-Gui Li, Xi An JiaoTong University
> Shu-Fang Li, Peking University
> Shu-En Shi, Beijing Normal University
> Ling Tan, National RCCEPSS
> Kang-Yuan Yu, Chinese CBE Academic Society
> Guo-Hua Yu, High Education Press
> Jia-Jun Zhang, Beijing Electric Power College
> Qin-Zhu Zhang, Chinese CBE Academic Society
> Qi-Zhao Zhou, Peking University
>
>Secretary General:
>Guo-Hua Zhang, Assistant President, Northern JiaoTong University
>
>
>WORKSHOPS:
>Chair:
>Lewis Johnson, University of Southern California
>http://www.isi.edu/isd/icce98/workshop-call.html
>johnson who-is-at isi.edu
>
>
>PANELS:
>Chair:
>Yam-San Chee, National Singapore University
>cheeys who-is-at iscs.nus.edu.sg
>
>
>TUTORIALS:
>To be announced.
>
>
>KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
>John Bransford, Vanderbilt University
>John Seely Brown, Xerox Corporation & Palo Alto Research Center
>David C.L. Liu, National Tsing Hau University
>
>
>INVITED SPEAKERS:
>Boris Berenfled, Concord Consortium
>Alfred Hubler, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
>Lewis Johnson, University of Southern California
>Toshio Okamoto, University of Electro-Communications
>
>
>
>
>
>GENERAL INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS:
>1. A full paper should be 5 - 8 pages, including title
>(minus author details) 200-word abstracts, diagrams and bibliography.
>
>2. A short paper should contain an extended abstract of 2-3 pages,
>including title (minus author details), diagrams, and bibliography.
>
>3. Submission must be in English.
>
>4. Submission should be sized on A4 or 8 1/2" X 11" paper,
>preferably double-sided using single-spacing, single column
>and 10 point Times font.
>
>5. Each copy of the submission must include a separate
>Cover Page which contains details of the authors.
>
>6. Electronic submission of papers is preferred, either
>in ASCII, MS-Word, RTF, postcript format with GIF
>format photos. Electronic submission must be accompanied
>by one hard/print copy by normal post. If electronic
>submission is not possible, please post four (4) hard/print
>copies.
>
>7. All papers will be reviewed by referees who will not know
>the identities of the authors. Authors are thus required to exercise
>care as not to reveal their identities and affiliations in their papers.
>
>Identities will only be noted in the Cover Page.
>
>8. All communication will be with the primary contact person
>named who is responsible for communicating with co-authors.
>
>9. All presenters must register and pay the registration fee,
>that will also ensure the accepted paper will be published
>in the conference proceedings.
>
>
>
>FOR MORE INFORMATION,
>see http://www.njtu.edu.cn/icce98/
>
>FOR INQUIRY,
>contact: ICCE98 Secretariat
> Computer Center
> Northern Jiaotong University
> Beijing, 100044
> P.R.China
>or
>Email: icce98 who-is-at center.njtu.edu.cn
>Tel: +(010)62256622-4298 or 63240466
>Fax: +(010)63240466
>***********************************
>
>
>AACE is a non-profit, international organization whose purpose
>is to advance the knowledge and quality of learning and teaching at
>all levels through the encouragement of scholarly inquiry related to
>information technology and education and the dissemination of research
>results, developments, and their applications through publications and
>conferences for its members.
>
>AACE Sponsored Journals include:
> - Journal of Technology and Teacher Education
> - Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia in Education
> - Journal of Interactive Learning Research
> - Journal of Computers in Mathematics and Science Teaching
> - Journal of Computing in Childhood Education
> - International Journal of Educational Telecommunications
> - WebNet Journal (premieres 1998) and the flagship member publication:
>
> - Educational Technology Review
>
>AACE Sponsored Conferences include:
> ED-MEDIA--World Conference on Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia and
>
>ED-TELECOM--World Conference on Educational Telecommunications
> (Freiburg, Germany; June 20-25, 1998)
> WebNet--World Conference of the WWW, Internet, & Intranet
> (Orlando, Florida; November 7-12, 1998)
> SITE--Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education Int'l
>Conference (Washington, DC; March 10-14, 1998)
>
>
>For more information about AACE, contact
>AACE
>P.O. Box 2966
>Charlottesville, VA 22902 USA
>E-mail: AACE who-is-at virginia.edu; http://www.aace.org
>Voice: 804-973-3987; Fax: 804-978-7449
>
>
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-----Mensagem original-----
De: Robert Bahruth <rbahruth who-is-at claven.idbsu.edu>
Para: xmca who-is-at weber.ucsd.edu <xmca@weber.ucsd.edu>
Data: Domingo, 1 de Março de 1998 20:02
Assunto: Re: on line paper & affectivity
>Amy, I find your comments interesting. I don't know how much of it is tied
>directly to e-mail and how much is related to the modalities we're using.
>I wrote dialogue journals with my ESL/Bilingual students for years and
>found they would "talk" with me and share much more in the journals than
>they would in a face to face situation. They were extremely candid and
>sincere, often telling me details of their lives I wasn't sure I wanted to
>know about fully.
>
>The suprasegamentals of communication you mention which are communicated
>subtly at times -- and no so subtly at other times -- provides me with
>opportunities to distinguish for my students between deep and surface
>stuctures of human communication. When I ask one of my children to say
>"I'm sorry" to another of my children whose feelings they have hurt,
>sometimes they say "I'm sorry!" in a way where the intonation (deep
>structure) contradicts the literal message of what they say (surface
>structure). Even the grammatical category of ritual insult provides a good
>example of how friends can call each other derrogatory names (e.g. "You old
>S.O.B. I haven't seen you in years!) and the smile and accompanying tones
>contradict the impact of the message. That's why New Yorkers often reply,
>"Smile when you say that." Interesting ponderings. roberto
>
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