September 30 through October 2, 2004   Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology   Terre Haute, Indiana, USA
	Conference Program
Home        Program        Videos        Contacts	Thursday, September 30 9:00 - 10:15 Hatfield Auditorium (Free to the public) Keynote Nelson The Metaphysics of Structure and the Future of Literature [Video: high-speed / low-speed connection] 10:15 - 11:05 Break 11:05 - 12:30 Louise Kahn Room Panel 11:05 - 12:30 Performing Arts Room New Rules for the WWW 11:05 - 12:30 Robert Kahn Room Languages for the WWW Cooksey, Engelbart CAP Goes to School II: Exploring The Engelbart Hypotheses Wilkinson, Wiedmaier Communications and Technology: Are Old Rules OvR8td (Overrated)? Siek, Khalil, Liu, Edmonds, Connelly A Comparative Study of Web Language Support for Mobile Web Browsers Wollowski Living in a Transparent Future: Search in a Wired World Vullo, Bogaard Better than HTML Web: XML for Programming-Free Dynamically Generated Web sites Knuckles The Evolution of DHTML, a Non-existent Technology Bogaard, Vullo, Cascioli Better than HTML Web: Dynamically Generated SVG Web sites 12:30 - 1:20 Lunch break 1:20 - 2:45 Hatfield Auditorium Keynotes Abramatic, Cooperation and competition in building the World Wide Web [Video: high-speed / low-speed connection] [Slides] Kunz Bring the Web to America, [Video: high-speed / low-speed connection] Pouzin Internet, the coming-of-age [Video: high-speed / low-speed connection] [Slides] 2:45 - 3:35 Hatfield Lobby Exhibits Janz Trends and Tools for Creating Online VR Panoramas and Objects Mellor The Original Software of the World Wide Web 3:35 - 5:05 Hatfield Auditorium Panel Abramatic, Engelbart, Kunz, Nelson, Pouzin, Secrets of Successful Pioneers [Video: high-speed / low-speed connection] Note: Unfortunately, the beginning of this panel is missing from the video. Friday, October 1 9:00 - 9:50 Hatfield Auditorium (Free to the public) Keynote Rainie The Internet in Daily Life [Video: high-speed / low-speed connection] 9:50 - 10:50 Hatfield Lobby (Free to the public) Exhibits Janz Trends and Tools for Creating Online VR Panoramas and Objects Mellor The Original Software of the World Wide Web 10:50 - 12:20 Heritage Room Educational Diversity 10:50 - 12:20 Louise Kahn Room Educational Pedagogy 10:50 - 12:20 Performing Arts Room Privacy and Anonymity 10:50 - 12:20 Robert Kahn Room Internet Telephony Panel Magnuson, Lugar Design and Delivery of an Online course with an International Perspective: International Social Work: Russia Hicks Technical Communication and the Web: New Directions for Traditional Education Mathis A Privacy Component and Universal Privacy Ontology for FIPA Agent Platforms Tuckey, Rehor The Role of the Internet in the Evolution of Speech and Telephony Applications Wilson Computers and the Internet: Together a Great Tool for ESL/EFL Learners Courte The Difficulties of Incorporating Web Development into a University Curriculum Jones Anonymous Communication on the Internet   Cooksey CAP Goes to School: An Assessment and Analysis of Instruction in Cyberethics Connelly, Jagatic, Khalil, Liu, Siek, Stamm The Internet Hunt Revisited: Personal Information Accessible via the Web 12:20 - 1:35 Lunch break 1:35 - 2:25 Hatfield Auditorium Keynote Doctorow Web 2.0 = AOL 1.0? How the forces of darkness are conspiring in smoke-filled rooms to break the Internet -- and you're not invited [Video: high-speed / low-speed connection] 2:25 - 3:25 Hatfield Lobby Exhibits Janz Trends and Tools for Creating Online VR Panoramas and Objects Mellor The Original Software of the World Wide Web 3:25 - 4:55 Robert Kahn Room Cyberethics 3:25 - 4:55 Performing Arts Room Extreme Education 3:25 - 4:55 Heritage Room The New Society of the WWW 3:25 - 4:55 Louise Kahn Room Workshop DeLevie Remembering Memory: The Democratization of the Holocaust in Cyber Space Sanderson Using Science Fiction to Teach Computer Science Matias Truth, Trust, and the Textual Camera: Nonfiction on the Web New Directions for the WWW Kim Ethics of Personas, Not of People Mitchell Digital Natives in Your Midst? Give them LEGOs to play with... Chapman Hyperlinks and Hyper-Protestantism: The Internet as a Postmodern Epistemological Shift Gotterbarn "Cyber-Ethics" Considered Harmful Miller, Claxton, Newheiser Political Match Maker 4:55 - 5:15 Break 5:15 - 6:00 Hatfield Auditorium (Free to the public) Keynote Cailliau Are we all caught in the Web? [Video: high-speed / low-speed connection] Note: Unfortunately, the beginning of this talk is missing from the video. 6:00 - 6:15 Break 6:15 - 8:00 Faculty Dining Room Conference Banquet Saturday, October 2 9:00 - 10:00 Hatfield Auditorium (Free to the public) Keynote Nesson Digital File-Sharing: P2P's Challenge to the Law [Video: high-speed / low-speed connection] [Slides] 10:00 - 10:30 Break 10:30 - 11:00 Hatfield Auditorium Workshop Report New Directions for the WWW 11:00 - 12:00 Hatfield Auditorium Summary Panel Cailliau, Doctorow, Kunz, Nesson, Pouzin What Will the WWW Be in 2014? [Video: high-speed / low-speed connection] mark.ardis@rose-hulman.edu