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2nd International Symposium on Telecommunications in Education
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Gleason Sackman)
Tue Jul 21 09:32:47 1992
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 08:17:57 CDT
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From: Gleason Sackman <sackman@plains.NoDak.edu>
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> From: Connie Stout <Connie.Stout@Paula-Formby.tenet.edu>
> Subject: 2nd International Symposium on Telecommunications in Education
> To: Multiple recipients of list COSNDISC <COSNDISC@bitnic.bitnet>
>
> Call for Papers
>
> Second International Symposium on Telecommunications in Education:
> Global Connections
>
> INFOMART
> Dallas, Texas USA
> November 10 - 13, 1993
> TEL*ED '93
>
> Since ISTE conducted the First International Symposium on
> Telecommunications in Education in 1989, the use of telecommunications
> in education has grown rapidly across the globe. Today, hundreds of
> telecommunications networks and projects enable many students and
> teachers to engage in collaborative educational projects, thereby
> creating "windows on the world" in the classroom.
>
> Advances in technology, increased pressures to improve education,
> changes in world political landscapes, and the resulting policy issues
> create a challenging backdrop for the Second International Symposium on
> Telecommunications in Education, to be held in Dallas, Texas, USA.
>
> The 1993 symposium, Global Connections, will give leaders in
> telecommunications a forum in which to learn about rapidly-advancing
> developments in telecommunications technologies; to debate key policy
> issues; and to share experiences, ideas, insights, and research findings
> on the applications of this new technology to education.
>
> The conference (which should attract about 1,000 educators,
> policymakers, and researchers) is designed to let participants see
> demonstrations of successful educational telecommunications and distance
> learning projects, as well as discuss emerging telecommunications and
> distance learning technology trends.
>
> Topics:
> The program will be organized into the following program strands:
>
> *Addressing Rural needs through Telecommunications
>
> *Educational telecommunications in the Developing World
>
> *Indigenous People and Telecommunications
>
> *Models of Connectivity
> Emerging Telecommunications Trends
> Perspectives of Information Providers
> Standards of Telecommunications
> Collaborative Telecommunications Project
>
> *Instructional Telecommunications Models
> Telecommunication activities for Interdisciplinary Curriculum
> Telecommunications and Distance Education
> Strategies for the Development of Collaborative
> Telecommunications Projects
> Instructional Design Issues in Telecommunications
> Management of Instructional Telecommunication
> Telecommunications and Special Needs
>
> *Telecommunications and Change
> Implementation Strategies
> Telecommunication and Teacher Education
> Information Handling
>
> *Global Education and Telecommunication
> International Educational Projects
>
> *Policy and Legal Issues Related to Educational Telecommunications
>
> *Research and Evaluation of Educational Telecommunications
>
> *Telecooperation and computer-supported cooperative work
>
> *Multimedia and Telecommunications
>
>
> COLLABORATING ORGANIZATIONS:
>
> International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)
> ISTE - SIG/TEL
>
> Consortium for School Networking (COSN)
>
> Association for Educational Communications and Technology
>
> Southwest Educational Development Laboratory
>
> Technology Education Research Center (TERC)
>
> Texas Computer Education Association
>
> National Association of Regional Media Centers
>
> The University of Texas at Austin Learning Technology Center
>
> INFOMART:
>
> INFOMART is a showcase for the latest in information systems and
> education technologies. The products represented here include computer
> hardware, software, and telecommunications equipment. INFOMART also
> houses leading system integrators, consulting firms, and training
> companies.
>
> In its spirit and forward-thinking purpose, INFOMART is the official
> successor to London's Crystal Palace, constructed in 1851 for the first
> World's Fair and international technology exhibition.
>
> ABSTRACT SUBMISSION:
>
> To present a paper, organize a panel, give a poster presentation,
> demonstration or workshop at the conference:
>
> * Abstract of papers, poster/demonstration sessions, and panels
> should be submitted in triplicate.
>
> * The abstract should not exceed 500 words.
>
> * Each abstract must be accompanied by biographies of the authors,
> presenters, or panelists, not to exceed 100 words.
>
> * Abstracts should identify the Conference strand(s) appropriate for
> the presentation.
>
> * The abstracts must be received by January 30, 1992.
>
> Submit abstracts to:
>
> The Secretariat
> 2nd International Symposium on Telecommunications in Education
> International Society for Technology in Education
> 1787 Agate Street
> Eugene, OR 97403-1923 USA
> [ISTE@Oregon.bitnet]
> Tel. 503-346-4414
> Fax. 503-346-5890
>
> For more information, contact:
> Conference Co-chairs:
> Paul Resta
> Tel. 512-471-4014
> Fax. 512-471-4607
> presta@utxvm.cc.utexas.edu
>
> Connie Stout
> Tel. 512-463-9091
> Fax. 512-463-9090
> cstout@tenet.edu
>
> --
> Connie Stout (512) 463-9091: voice
> Texas Education Agency (512) 463-9090: fax
> 1701 N. Congress Ave. (512) 463-0828 ex. 39091: Voice Mail
> Austin, TX 78701 cstout@tenet.edu
>
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