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"The
main gathering place of researchers and practitioners interested
in Web-based education. This is THE conference to attend."
Peter Brusilovsky, University of Pittsburgh, USA
"This
was a well attended event, with enthusiastic participants. I made
good contacts with researchers working in the same field, and hope
to collaborate across boundaries to enrich my work."
Maggie McPherson, University of Sheffield, UK
"I
loved the speed and compactness of the event. The number of
presentations available at any one time. I also liked the choice
of hotel and city. I met several people that either expanded my
knowledge on my interest area or opened up a new door to me
totally."
Betsy Anderton, University of South Alabama, USA
"My
intention for attending E-Learn 2002 was to broaden my horizon.
What are others doing in this research field, is it possible to
pick up some new ideas and can I add some people to my network
contacts around the world. All this was realised during the
conference so I will be back for E-Learn 2003."
Dirk
Vanderbist, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
"In
attending an E-LEARN conference one is confident that one learns
about developments in the field from informative, worldwide
sources."
W.
Curtiss Priest, Director, Center for Information, Technology &
Society, USA
"Excellent
organisation. Very serious, trustful and 'polite'..."
Lia
Raquel Oliveira, University of Minho, Portugal
"I
like that so many countries are represented and I like the
locations that are chosen for the conference. It is always good to
share ideas with people all over the world."
Carol
Oliver, The Graduate Center - CUNY, New York, USA
I was impressed by the quality of
most of the presentations. It helped to see other institutions
doing the kind of things that we hope to be able to do soon and
to know that others have the same kinds of problems we do. I
enjoyed being able to meet with the presenters and discuss some
of the issues.
Kathy Autrey, Northwestern State
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