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The scope of the conference includes, but is not limited to, the following major topics as they relate to the educational and developmental aspects of multimedia/hypermedia and telecommunications:

1. Infrastructure
2. Tools & Content-oriented Applications
3. New Roles of the Instructor & Learner
4. Human-computer Interaction (HCI/CHI)
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Cases & Projects
6. Universal Web Accessibility
7. Indigenous Peoples & Technology

1. Infrastructure:

  • Architectures for Educational Technology Systems
  • Design of Distance Learning Systems
  • Distributed Learning Environments
  • Methodologies for System Design
  • Multimedia/Hypermedia Systems
  • WWW-based course-support systems

2. Tools & Content-oriented Applications:

  • Agents
  • Authoring Tools
  • Evaluation of Impact
  • Interactive Learning Environments
  • Groupware Tools
  • Multimedia/Hypermedia Applications
  • Research Perspectives
  • Virtual Reality
  • WWW-based Course Sites & Learning Resources

3. New Roles of the Instructor & Learner:

  • Constructivist Perspectives
  • Cooperative/Collaborative Learning
  • Implementation Experiences
  • Improving Classroom Teaching
  • Instructor Networking
  • Instructor training and Support
  • Pedagogical Issues
  • Teaching/Learning Strategies

4. Human-computer Interaction (HCI/CHI):

  • Computer-Mediated Communication

  • Design principles

  • Usability/user studies

  • User interface design

 

5. Cases & Projects:

  • Country-Specific Developments

  • Exemplary Projects

  • Institution-Specific Cases

  • Virtual Universities

 

6. Universal Web Accessibility: 
This topic strand provides information to help adhere to laws, regulations and guidelines to make electronic accessibility available to those with physical challenges.

  • Emerging Technologies & Accessibility

  • Infrastructure, Technology & Techniques

  • International Challenges

  • New Roles for Teachers/Learners

  • Other: Research, Library Issues, etc

  • Policy and Law

  • Site Management Considerations

7. Indigenous Peoples & Technology: 

This topic provides information on the issues and applications related to indigenous peoples and technology. Submissions are invited on the following non-exclusive list of topics

  • The Internet's effects on linguistic diversity

  • Promoting indigenous language development via discussion & chat 

  • Multimedia support of language & culture

  • Exploring language with digital resources

  • Cultural attitudes and technology acceptance

  • Modifying computers to meet minority language requirements

  • Oral tradition meets voice dictation

  • Voice over IP, net meetings and collaborative thinking

  • Asynchronous, reflective discourse

  • On-line dictionaries and language development


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