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WebNet 2000
-- World Conference on the WWW and
Internet is an international conference
organized by the Association for the
Advancement of Computing in Education
(AACE) and co-sponsored by WebNet Journal - Internet
Technologies, Applications & Issues.
This annual conference serves as a
multi-disciplinary forum for the exchange
of information on research, development,
and applications of all topics related to
the Web. This encompasses the use,
applications and societal and legal
aspects of the Internet in its broadest
sense.
WebNet is an innovative
collaboration between the top academic and
corporate laboratory researchers, developers, education and
business professionals, and end users. All presentation
proposals are reviewed and selected by a respected
international Program Committee, based on merit and the
perceived value for attendees.
All conference sessions including Tutorials and
Workshops will be held at the
Adams Mark Hotel on the Riverwalk.
TOPICS
The scope of
the conference includes, but is not
limited to, the following topics as they
relate to the WWW and Internet. In the
context below, "Web" means
Internet, including the WWW, Intranets and
Extranets. Sub-topics listed here.
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Commercial,
Business, Professional, and Community
Applications
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Educational
Applications
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Electronic
Publishing and Digital Libraries
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Ergonomic,
Interface, and Cognitive Issues
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General Web Tools
and Facilities
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Medical
Applications of the Web
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Personal
Applications and Environments
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Societal Issues,
Including Legal, Standards, and
International Issues
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Web Technical
Facilities
PRESENTATION CATEGORIES
The
Technical Program includes a wide range of
interesting and useful activities designed
to facilitate the exchange of ideas and
information. These include keynote and
invited talks, full and short paper
presentations, poster/demonstration
sessions, tutorials, workshops, panels,
and SIG discussions.
PROCEEDINGS
Accepted
papers will be published in the WebNet 2000
proceedings book, abstracts book, and
CD-ROM. These publications will serve as
major sources of information for the Web
community, indicating the current state of
the art, new trends and new opportunities.
BACKGROUND
The
first WebNet conference was held in 1996
in San Francisco, WebNet 97 was held in
Toronto, WebNet 98 in Orlando, Florida,
and WebNet 99 was held in Honolulu,
Hawaii. WebNet 2000 will be the
fifth in this series of internationally
respected events.
| Early
Registration Deadline: |
Sept.
15, 2000 |
| Advance
Registration Deadline |
Oct.
16, 2000 |
| Conference
Dates: |
Oct.
30-Nov. 4, 2000 |
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To request further
information and keep informed about WebNet 2000, click
here.
If you have a
question about WebNet 2000, please send an E-mail to AACE
Conference Services.
To
request further information and keep
informed about WebNet 2000, click here.
If
you have a question about WebNet 2000,
please send an e-mail to AACE Conference Services,
or call 757-623-7588, or fax 703-997-8760.
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