INET'96, the 6th Annual Conference of the Internet Society focusing on worldwide issues of Internet networking will bring together those extending the reach and use of Internet networks. Participants will include those developing and implementing Internet networks, applications, and policies for worldwide infrastructure development. The development of Internet networks in an ever wider variety of social, cultural, economic and linguistic contexts is also a focal point of this conference.
INET'96 will encompass certain horizontal threads reflecting the general tone of this conference. In particular, the desire to treat the Internet as a unified, complex, phenomenon meshing highly technical issues with deeply social, economic, and cultural concerns is stressed in order to help the whole world better understand the Internet revolution.
Below is a Preliminary Listing of the Conference Sessions for INET'96. Additional conference information can be obtained via the following:
We hope to see you 25 - 28 June in Montreal,Canada!!
****************************************************************************
06/26/96: 11:00 - 12:30
****************************************************************************
Session # A1: Multimedia
Moving Worlds - a proposal for VRML2.0
M. Mitra, Worldmaker , USA
Gavin Bell, SGI
Yasuaki Honda - Sony , USA
Kouichi Matsuda, Sony , USA
Chee Yu, SGI , USA
Chris Marrin, SGI , USA
Interfacing DAVIC with the Internet to implement a Real-Time
InformationInfrastructure
Hiroykuki Yamada, Graphics Communication Laboratories, Japan
Tsuyoshi Hanamura, Japan
Takao Kasahara, Japan
Shingo Ueda, Japan
Harutaka Fukutome, Japan
Delivering Music Notation over the Internet: Syntax, Parser, Viewer and
GUI-Input System
Kartik Narayan, National University of Singapore, Singapore
Leong Yong, National University of Singapore, Singapore
Peter Chiam Yih Wei, Internet Research & Development Unit,
University of Singapore , USA
Session # B1: Electronic Payment
Chair: Tim O'Reilly, O'Reilly and Associates, USA
Possible Economic Consequences of Digital Cash.
Tatsuo Tanaka, International University of Japan , USA
Session # C1: Internet in the Classroom: Questions and Perspectives
Internet Education Reform or False Panacea
Sherwood Dowling , USA
Telecommunications in Our Classroom: Boondoggle or a Powerful Teaching Tool
Boris Berenfeld, TERC , USA
Is Equal Computer Time Fair For Girls? Potential Internet Inequities
Rena Upitis, Queen's University, Canada
Corina Koch, Queen's University, Canada
Evaluating the Value and Effectiveness Internet-Based Learning
Yuri Quintana, The University of Western Ontario, Canada
Session # E1: Politics
Chair: Hans Klein, Institute of Public Policy, GMU, Computer Professionals
for Social Responsibility (CPSR), USA
The Internet and the Transformation of Political Process MAPAM - A Case Study
Amos Davidowitz, MAPAM/MERETZ (ISRAEL)
Strategic Assessment: The Internet
Charles Swett, The Pentagon , USA
The Zapatistas and the Electronic Fabric of Struggle
Harry Cleaver, Unversity of Texas, Austin , USA
The Chiapas Rebellion: Media Technology and Postmodern Politics
John Dale, University of California, Davis , USA
Michael Smith, University of California, Davis , USA
Session # F1: The Internet and Civil Liberties
Chair: Marc Rotenberg, Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC), USA
Session # G1: Bandwidth, Obstacles to Expansion
Chair: Florencio Utreras, Chile
Low Earth Orbiting Satellites and Internet-Based Messaging Services
Gary Garriott, Informatics , USA
The Internet: The Access Avenue for Video-Conferencing
Venilde Jeronimo, The Claremont Graduate School , USA
Ramiro Calvo, Apple Computer, Inc. , USA
The Teledesic Network: Using Low-Earth-Orbit Satellites to Provide
Broadband, Wireless, Real-Time Internet Access Worldwide
Daniel Kohn, Teledesic Corp. , USA
Securing Radio Spectrum for Wireless Internet Access
Steve Cisler, Apple Computer, Inc. , USA
Session # H1: Internet Connectivity Experiences
Chair: Alan Emtage, Bunyip Information Systems, Canada
Prospects for Development of Internet in Russia
Alexandre Kouznetsov, Institute of High-Capacity Computer
Systems of the Russian Academy of Science, Switzerland
Internet Development In Asia
Peng Ang, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Chee Loh, National Computer Board, Singapore
Internet eXchange for Local Traffic - Hong Kong's Experience
Che-Hoo Cheng, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Session # D1: Character Sets for Internet Services
Chair: Barka Jerman-Blazic
Europe and the International Character Sets: Strategy of Implementation
and Development in the Network Services
Borka Jerman-Blazic
Report of theIAB Character Sets Workshop: Basic Guidelines and Agreements
Chris Weider, Bunyip Information Systems, Canada
Ideographs on the Internet or Asian Character on the Internet: Special
issues in Email or WWW
****************************************************************************
06/26/96: 14:00 - 15:30
****************************************************************************
Session # A2: Resource Description
Chair: Stuart L. Weibel, OCLC, USA
The future of search in the Internet
Chris Weider, Bunyip Information Systems, Inc
Semantic Interoperability among Metadata Formats for Describing Internet
Resources
Jean Godby, Office of Research, OCLC Online Computer Library
Center, Inc. , USA
Eric Miller, Office of Research, OCLC Online Computer Library
Center, Inc , USA
An Information Communication Assistance System
Louis-Claude Paquin, University of Quebec at Montreal, Canada
Cataloguing toward a light Web indexing.
Davide Musella, University of Milan, Italy
Marco Padula, ITIM, Italy
Session # B2: Internet within Business Organizations
Chair: Janet Perry, USA
Internet: Information Revolution in a Fortune 1000 Company
Sterling Lee, Hawaiian Electric Industries , USA
Philip Mow, Hawaiin Electric Industries, Inc , USA
The WWW inmersion process of a big corporation: the CFE case
Garcia Valencia, Networking Slutions, Silicon Graphics,=
Mexico
Juan Belair, Networking Slutions, Silicon Graphics, Mexico
Horacio Gonzales, Networking Solutions, Silicon Graphics,=
Mexico
Intranet Publishing - Putting Internet Technologies to Work Behind the
Corporate Firewall=20
Lee Levitt, Process Software Corp. , USA
Alignment: How to Do Business on the Internet
Margaret Logan, Gutenberg Internet Services, Canada
Robert Logan, University of Toronto, Canada
Session # C2: Classroom Access to the Net: Who will Build It?
>From Nothing to the Net - experiences of an inner city school.
Fay Hartland, Falla Park Primary School (UK)
Universal Service in the Educational Context
Steven Miller, Mass Corp. Educ. Tel. , USA
Who Will Build the Global Schoolhouse? Educational Networking Challenges
Carol Richardson, Ingenia Communications Corp. , USA
Session # E2: Learning from other Technologies
Chair: Robert McChesney, University of Wisconsin, USA
Historical LoopsCable, the Internet and Dreams of Social Transformation
Mark Surman, Web Networks/Nirv Centre, Canada
Public Access Television and Democratic Empowerment: Lessons for the=
Internet
Hans Klein, The Institute of Public Policy , USA
The Silencing of a Democratic Medium: Early Public Policy on Radio and the
Regulation of the Internet
John Stevenson, Concordia University, Canada
The Second Time as Farce? Lessons from the History of Broadcasting for the
Development of the Internet
Robert McChesney, University of Wisconsin , USA
Session # F2: Ensuring Internet Access
Chair: Michael Roberts, Educom, USA
Defining and Maintaining Universal Access to Basic Network Services:
Canadian Experiences in an International Context
Andrew Clement, University of Toronto, Canada
The Non-Profit Applications of the Information Highways Comparison of US and
EU Policies
Marie d'Udekem-Gevers, CITA - Institut d'Informatique -
FUNDP, France
Claire Loet-Maris, CITA - Institut d'Informatique - FUNDP,=
France
Toward an Internet Census for Developing Nations
Larry Press , USA
Luis Rodgiguez, Venezuela
Session # H2: Crises and the Internet
Chair: Janet Perry, USA
Experiences from the 1st Internet Disaster Support Drill
Yoichi Shinoda, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and
Technology/WIDE Project, Japan
Jun Murai, Keio Univeristy / WIDE Project , USA
Digital Communication via the Internet in War Situations
Eric Bachman , USA
The Spirit of Internet on The Balkans and the Enactment of the Macedonian
Academic and Research Network
Barton Thurber, University of San Diego , USA
Iskra Djonova-Popova, Macedonian Academic and Research
Network, Macedonia
Session # D2: Directory Services: The Internet Director, Where the Heck Is=
It?
Chair: Chris Wiedler, Bunyip Information Systems, Canada
Patrick Falstrom
David Chadwick
Tim Howes, Univ of Michigan, USA
Tony Genovese, Microsoft Corporation, USA
****************************************************************************
06/26/96: 16:00 - 17:30
****************************************************************************
Session # A3: Health
Cyberspace Hospital
K Lun, National University Hospital, Singapore
Description of SatelLife
John Mullaney, SatelLife , USA
Intermed: An Internet-Based Medical Collaboratory
Edward Shortliffe
G. Barnett
James Cimino
Robert Greenes
Vimla Patel
Session # B3: Internet and Mass Media
Electronic Newspapers and Their Impacts on Newspaper Industry in Taiwan
Chung-Chuan Yang, Yuan Se Institute of Tehcnology (Taiwan)=20
Multimedia Broadcasting and the Internet
Richard Ducey, National Association of Broadcasters , USA
CM: Canadian Review of Materials =80 A Periodical's Transitio
Duncan Thorton, Canadian Review Materials, Canada
Peter Tittenberger
Open Commerce through Enhanced Attribution
John Erickson, NetRights, LLC , USA
Session # C3: Learning Diversity and Difference: Culture on the Net
How 2B dIFfeReNT - Helping Teens Cope A Secondary School Web Project
Stephen MacKinnon, Athens District High School, Leeds &
Greenville Board of Education, Canada
Migrating to New Literacies X2
Alain Breuleux, McGill University, Canada
Cindy Lee Martin, Calgary Board of Education, Canada
Marcos Silva, Commission for Environmental Cooperation
Virtual Language and Virtual Culture: The Next Best Thing to Being There
Michael Dabrowski, Faculty of Humanities, Canada
Cooperative Learning, Interaction, and Creation in a Networked Educational
Environment=20
Christopher Zegers, School of Information and Library
Studies, University of Michigan , USA
Session # E3: Ideology and Critique
Chair: Jean-Claude Guedon, University of Montreal, Canada
Power, Information, and the Mass MediaInternet Media Trends: The 1995
Counter-Revolution
Chris Adams, PhD, Goldfarb Consultants, Canada
The Internet and the Ideology of Information Technology
William Birdsall, Dalhousie University, Canada
Supporting or Subverting the Public Interest: A Critical Look at the Agenda
to Connect all Schools, Hospitals and Libraries to the Information Highway
Marita Moll, Canadian Teachers' Federation, Canada
Thinking Cyber-Subjectivity: Ideology and the Subject
Erik Lee, National Taiwan University , USA
Session # F3: Internet Governance & Administration
Chair: Richard Mandelbaum, NYSERNET, USA
Governance of the Global Internet and the Global Information Infrastructure
Walter Baer, RAND , USA
Session # G3: Multicultural & Physical Access Barriers
Chair: John Mack, U.S. Department of State, USA
The Linguistic Implications of Standardization of Information Technologies
Stephane Chaudiron
Marcel Cloutier
Creating and Maintaining Nation to Nation Community Gateway Services on the
WWW and the Japan Window Project
Burton Lee, Stanford University , USA
Atsuhiro Goto, NTT Software Laboratories , USA
Internet for the Disabled Community - the Singapore experience in networking
and training in Internet technology for the visually handicapped,physically
handicapped and hearing impaired
Ron Chadran Dudley, Disabled People's Association, Singapore
Anne Quek, Singapore Association for the Deaf, Singapore
Tan Ming, Singapore School for the Deaf, Singapore
Lim Fung, National University of Singapore, Singapore
Lim Chews, Computer Centre, Temasek, Singapore
Exploring Beneath the Surf-ace: Web-Based, High-Speed Educational Networking
Activities From Project Rivers
Nancy Heath, STEM-Net , USA
Gilbert Bennett, Cable Atlantic, Canada
Session # H3: Society Catching up with the Technology
Chair: Dana Sitzler, President, TriCo Associates, USA
Privacy: Building Block or Barrier on the Internet
Elizabeth Williams, University of Canberra, Australia
The Internet and Information Control: The Case of China
Hao Xiaoming, Nanyang Technologica University, Singapore,
Singapore
Huang Yu, Baptist University, Hong Kong
Kewen Zhang, University of Missouri , USA
Rapid Deployment of the Internet by the Singapore Government
Ernie Hai, Government Interntet Project, Singapore
Assessing the impact of information and telecommunications on policy=
formulation
Fay Durrant, International Development Research Centre,=
Canada
Session #D3: Network Measurement and Metrics
Chair: Guy Almes, USA
Backbone Performance Analysis Techniques
Steve Corbato, USA
Diagnosing Internet Congestion with a Transport Layer Performance Tool
Matt Mathis, USA
Jamshid Mahdavi, USA
Towards a Framework for Defining Internet Performance Metrics
Vern Paxson, USA
****************************************************************************
06/27/96: 11:00 - 12:30
****************************************************************************
Session # A4: UR* : Location and Cacheing
Introduction to Persistent Uniform Resource Locators
Stuart Weibel, OCLC OnLine Computer Library Center, Inc., USA
Erik Jul, OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. , USA
Keith Shafer, OCLC Online Computer Library , USA
Intelligent Agent Structures for the Internet
Leslie Daigle, Bunyip Information Systems, Inc
Sima Newell, McGill University , USA
A Smart Internet Caching System
Gihan Dias, University of Moratuwa (Sri Lanka)
Ravi Wijayaratne, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering,
University of Moratuwa (Sri Lanka)
Graham Cope, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering,
University of Moratuwa (Sri Lanka)
Session # B4: Developing Business Communities
The Scottish Internet Business Association as a Virtual Trade Body
Glen Collie, Scottish Internet Business Association (SIBA),
Scotland
Gordon Howell, Internet Business Services Ltd, United Kingdom
Using the Internet to Amplify and Support Microenterprise Developmen
Amy Borgstrom, Appalachain Center for Economic Networks
(ACEnet) , USA
June Holley, Appalachian Center for Economic Networks
(ACEnet), USA
Internet Competitive Advantage and the Global Economy
Puneet Kapur, Infotech Services: Internet Training &
Consulting , USA
A New Vision of Community and Economic Development: A Multi-dimensional
Convergence of Government, Business and the Social Sectors with the=
Internet.
Stan Skrzeszewski, Canada's Coalition for Public Info., Canada
Maureen Cubberly, Canada's Coalition for Public Info., Canada
Session # C4: Changing Educational Paradigms
On-line learning and teaching in an information-rich context.,
Sylvie Turcotte, Centre de recherche informatique de Montral
(CRIM), Canada
Philippe Duchastel, Centre de recherche informmatique de
Montral (CRM), Canada
Meeting the Needs of Adult Learners in Developing Courses for the Internet
Linda Stilborne, Ingenia Communications, Canada
Lindy Williams, Williams, Donaldson, and Associates, Canada
The Third Culture: The Internet and Interdisciplinary Academic Exchange
Matthew Kirschenbaum, University of Virginia , USA
Changing Paradigms
Linda Harrison, Telelearning Research Network
Session # E4: Global Transformation
Is the Internet Creating a New Trade Union International?
Eric Lee, International Federation of Workers' Education
Assoc., Israel
International Labour Communication by Computer: The Fifth International?
Peter Waterman, Institute of Social Studies, The Netherlands
Localised Globalization in Cyberspace
Christine Hine, Centre for Research into Innovation, Culture
and Techniligy, United Kingdom
The Internet and a New Model of Global Social Revolution
Steven Dorsey, Academy for Educational Development, Inc , USA
Session # F4: Internet Content: Rights and Responsibilities
Chair: Paul Evan Peters, Coalition for Networked Information, USA
Not-for-Profit Organizations and Economic Viability on the Internet
Joseph Janes, University of Michigan, School of Info & Lib
Studies , USA
Trademarks on the Internet: Who's in Charge?
David Maher, International Trademark Association , USA
Session # G4: Community Networking
Chair: John Mack, U.S. Department of State, USA
The HealthNet Community Access Pilot (CAP)
Rebekah Jamieson, HealthNet, Canada
Civic Networks? Why Should Governments Bother with them?
Paul Baker, The Institute of Public Policy, George Mason
University , USA
Sustainable Community Development Networks: Strategic Community-based Models
for Multi-sector Networks in the North and South
Gregory Searle, International Development Research Center,
CommonSpace Interactive, Canada
Networking for all Victorians - public librarians are driving the highway
Christine Mackenzie, Library & Information Access Services,
Australia
Session #D4: Technical Aspects of Payment Schemes: Panel Discussion
Chair: James Galvin
Electronic Payment Interoperability
Alireza Bahreman
Efficient Micropayment Systems
Donald Eastlake, Cybercash, USA
The Design of the SECT (Secure Electronic Transactions) Protocal
Allan M. Schiffman
Session #D5: ATM Panel
Chair: Joel Halpern
William Berry
Ann Demirtjis
John Drake
Mark Lanbach
****************************************************************************
06/27/96: 14:00 - 15:30
****************************************************************************
Session # A5: Multilanguage Support
Chair: Chris Weider, Canada
Multilanguage and Multicharset Web Server
Konstantin Chuguev, Chelyabinsk Technical University, Russia
Multiple language support over the Internet WWW
Chai Young, National University of Singapore, Singapore
Naa Govindasamy, National Institute of Education
Lee Chee, Nanyang Technological University
Languages on the Internet
Jean Bourbonnais, Alis Technologies, Canada
Franois Yergeau, Alis Technologies, Canada
Session # B5: Sales and Marketing
Using the Internet as a Tool to Build Customer Relationships: The Case Study
of Virtual Businesses in Taiwan
Chung-Chuan Yang, Yuan Se Institute of Tehcnology, Taiwan
Daiichi's Internet Business
Jiro Mase, AT&T Jens Corp., Japan
Yoshitaka Senoo, Daiichi Corp., Japan
Strategic Impact of the World Wide Web at the Industry Segment Level.
Javier Sola, Spanish Internet Users Association, Spain
The challenges and solutions to provide a mass-market Internet service by a
telecommunications company in Canada
Tom Manley, Bell Global Solutions - Sympatico Service Dev., USA
Session # C5: The Net as a New Teaching Medium
On-line Learning Via Real-Time Discussion of Web-based Case Materials
Mable Kinzie, PhD., University of Virginia , USA
Learning through the Internet: Lessons from the GNA-VSNS Biocomputing Course
Robert Giegerich, Computer Science Dept, University of
Bielefeld, Germany
Francisco De La Vega, Dept. of Genetics and Molecular
Biology, Mexico
Georg Fuellen, Computer Science Dept, University of
Bielefeld, Germany
The World Wide Web as a New Learning Tool: A Longitudinal Study of
WWW-Assisted Instructions (WAI) in Enhancing Teaching Effectiveness
Chung-Chuan Yang, Yuan Se Institute of Tehcnology, Taiwan
Facilitation of the CMC Learning Collaboratory in K-12 Education
Mike Emerson, ASPIN Phase III Director , USA
Larry Hunter, Tempe School District No. 3 , USA
Session # E5: Communities and Networks
Community Computer Networks - Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
Doug Schuler, Seattle Community Network , USA
The Rhetoric and the Reality of Canadian Community Networking
Garth Graham, Telecommunities Canada, Canada
Leslie Shade, University of Toronto, Canada
Effect of Information Technology Innovations on Outer Metropolitan Regions
Roger Stough, George Mason University , USA
Jean Paelinck, George Mason University , USA
Extending Internet Access to Rural Areas and Small Communities in the
Midwestern United States
Paul Holbrook, CICNet, Inc. , USA
John Clement, CICNet, Inc. , USA
Session #D6: Integrated Services
Chair: Lixia Zhang
Degisn and Deployment of the Integrated Services Internet
John Wroclawski, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Implementing Integrated Services in a Commercial Router
John Krawczyk, Bay Networks, USA
End-to-End QoS Support on a PC
Raj Yavatkar, Intel, USA
Session # E6: Empowerment
Chair: Larry Yates, Social Justice Connections, USA
The Internet: What It Can and Can't Do for Activists
Larry Yates, Social Justice Connections , USA
The Effect of the Net on the Professional News Media: The Man-Computer News
Symbiosis
Michael Hauben, Teachers College, Columbia University , USA
The Internet as a Liberating Technology: The Use of the Internet among Gay
Communities in Taiwan
Chung-Chuan Yang, Yuan Se Institute of Tehcnology, Taiwan
Virtual Resistance: The Struggle for Racial Power on the Internet
Robert Mull, Washington State University , USA
Colin Beckles, PhD., Washington State University , USA
William Willard, PhD., Washington State University , USA
Session # G5: Economic Viability
Chair: Bruno Lanvin, France
Expanding Internet Access in Bulgaria - The Role of Commercial IP Providers
in Connecting Bulgarian Universities to the Internet
Volin Karagiozov, University of Mining Geology, Bulgaria
The Red Cientifica Peruana as a Model of a National Network
Maria Saenz, Red Cientifica Peruana, Peru
>From access to service: How to launch an Internet service
Mathew Lodge, Omnes , USA
Amanda Jobbins, Omnes , USA
Can this Connectivity Project Succeed? Predicting and Assessing Success in
Internet Implementations in Developing Countries
Stephen Ruth, International Ctr for Applied Studies in Info
Tech at George Mason University , USA
Robert Schware, Industry and Energy Department, , The World
Bank , USA
Session # H4: New Learning Environments
Chair: Jeff Holte, Technology Coordinator, Minnesota, USA
Nutrition Online: An Internet Based Distance-Learning Course
Nancy Cohen, University of Massachusetts , USA
Stella Volpe, University of Massachusetts , USA
Mary Laus, University of Massachusetts , USA
Patsy Beffa-Negrini, Keene State College , USA
The Website as a Worksite for Learning
Vivian Forrsman, University of British Columbia, Canada
John Willinsky, Canada
Making Web Space for Young Adults: Issues and Process
Sara Ryan, Internet Public Library Teen Division
Samantha Bailey, Internet Public Library Teen Division , USA
Internet Strategies for Empowering Indigenous Populations in Teaching and
Learning
Ron Aust, South Regional Technology Consortium, University of
Kansas , USA
****************************************************************************
06/27/96: 16:00 - 17:30
****************************************************************************
Session # E7: Panel: Advocacy for Networks
Chair: Luc Sala, USA
Citizen Involvement in Creating the Information Highway: the Seattle Experience
Philip Bereano, University of Washington , USA
THE INTERMED NETWORK, Changing cultural patterns with a large scale
co-operative Internet network in the Mediterranean.
L. Navarro, Pangea, a local APC network , USA
G. Rodriguez, UPC
Artur Serra, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain
Internet & the local community Social transformation through local media
Luc Sala , USA
Sharing Integrated Computer Communications Among Non-Profit Organizations:
The Case of Ontario's Social Development Network
Simon Mielniczuk, Ontario Prevention Clearinghouse, Canada
Andrew Clement, University of Toronto, Canada
Organizing Advocacy for Network Services in Maine: Political Background of
a Successful Initiative
Paul Schroeder, Dept.of Spatial Information Science and
Engineering, University of Maine , USA
Session # E8: Identities
Chair: Hebe Vessuri, Venezuela Institute of Scientific Research (IVIC),
Venezuela
Ethnicity and the Internet in a global society
Nils Zurawski, University of Muenster, Germany
Middle Eastern Diasporas on the Internet
Jon Anderson, Catholic University of America, Middle Eastern
Studies Association Bulletin , USA
Bridging Cultures, Traditions and Societies, The Russian Orthodox Web Page,
A Case Study in New Partnerships.
John Patton, CS First Boston , USA
The Caldos Network and National Identity
J. Charmon, National University of Colombia, Colombia
J. B. Meyer, National University of Colombia, Colombia
Session # D7: Security and Cryptography Directions
Chair; Ran Atkinson, CISCO Systems, USA
Secure DNS
Don Eastlake, Cybercash, USA
IP Security
Jim Hughes
Session # A6: Mobile Computing Standards
Design and Implementation of the Geographical Location Information System
Yasuhito Watanabe, Keio University
Jun Murai, Keio University
Communication Method with Data Compression and Encryption for Mobile
Computing Environment
Yasuhiro Takahashi, Hitachi, Ltd., Japan
Susumu Matsui, Japan
Yukio Nakata, Japan
Takeshi Kondo, Japan
The ACTS OnTheMove Project
Frank Reichert, Ericsson Radio AB, Sweden
Steve Pink, SICS
Torsten Koehler, SICS
Session # C6: Panel: National Initiatives and Experiences
Schoolnet - a catalyst for transforming education in Ghana.
William Dankwa, NASTLIC, (CSIR), Africa
China Education and Research Network - A Continuous Report
Xing Li, China Education and Research Network Center, China
The Internet As A Learning Tool : Planning Perspectives (The Singapore
Experience)
Jeremy Tan, National Computer Board, Singapore
Sam Wong, Ministry of Education, Singapore
TANet: Taiwan Academic Network
Shian-Shyong Tseng, Ministry of Education, Taiwan
Models of Grassroots Empowerment in Educational Telecommunication
Doug Walker, National SchoolNet Office
Lisa McPhail, National SchoolNet Office
Duncan Bailey, National SchoolNet Office
Multimedia/Internet Educational Project in Japan
Mariko Echigo, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, Japan
Session # C7: Students as Partners in the Learning Process
Writing and Peer Tutoring Students Create an Interactive Syllabus
Gail Wood, The College of Staten Island , USA
William Portilla, The College of Staten Island , USA
Using Students as Partners
Stephen Collins, Web66 Canada
The Moldy Oldies - Life Stories of Mathematicians by and for Kids
Kathy Heller, College Station Elementary School , USA
Assessing Course Assignments Submitted as Web Pages
Robert McLean, Ontario Institute for Studies in
Education/University of Toronto,
Session # G6: Expansion Strategies: Lessons from East & South
Chair: Florencio Utreras, Chile
FREEnet - Russian Association of Academic and Research Regional Networks
A Mendkovich, Russian Academy of Sciences , Russia
A Rusakov, P.G. Demidov Yarosalvl State University, Russia
Asian Internet Interconnection Initiatives
Jun Murai, WIDE Project/KEIO University, Japan
Suguru Yamaguchi, Hisakazu HADA, Advanced Institute of
Science Technology, Japan
Consolidation of the Internet Backbone in Central America=20
Guy de Teramond, Red Nacional de Investigacion, CRNet
The Development of the Internet in Ghana
Nii Quaynor, Network Computer Systems , West Africa
William Tevie, Network Computer Systems, West Africa
Session # H5: Moving from Old to New
Chair: Rick Schmalgemeier, Dir Tech, Electronic Projects, The Chronicle of
Higher Education, USA
Belleville In the Web
Bob Koechley, Belleville Schools , USA
Bob Gentilli, Belleville Schools , USA
Suzanne Zenter, Belleville Schools , USA
Jenny Matheson, Belleville Schools , USA
Internet, health services, a case study
Pierre Girardin, University of Quebec in Montreal, Canada
Tampines Webtown: A community-based pilot project
Irene Ng, Tampines Webtown Project, Singapore
Tan Wee, National University of Singapore, Singapore
Rudi Wong, National University of Singapore, Singapore
Making Yourself Known on the Web: The Golden Web Awards Experience
Jean Noel Friedman, France
****************************************************************************
06/28/96: 08:30 - 10:00
****************************************************************************
Session # A7: Collaboration and Organization
Chair: Stuart L. Weibel, OCLC, USA
Design of Internet-based News Delivery Systems and its Impact on Society
Yuri Quintana, The University of Western Ontario, Canada
The Human V.O.I.C.E.: Computer Conferencing Systems for Global and
Organizational Consensus-building
Gregory Searle, International Development Research Center,
CommonSpace Interactive, Canada
Interface and Information Design for an Enterprise Wide System
Katherine Chaitin, Digital LibrariesMitre Corp. , USA
Session # C8: Panel: Partnership,Collaboration, and Cooperation
How Two Universities Crossed the Border
Lois Spargo, School of Administration and Information,
Ryerson Polytechnic University, Canada
Barbara Kelsey, School of Administration and Information
Management, Ryerson Polytechnic University, Canada
Design, realisation and delivery of pedagogical events for TeleLearning in a
french context
Claude Rigault, LICEF, Canada
Project which I have helped to design and am implementing at Germantown
Friends School:
Margie Spaeth, Germantown Friends School , USA
Implementing a Math Course on the Internet: A Live Experiment
Martine Chomienne, Centre collegial de formation a distance,
Canada
Claude Potvin, Centre collegial de formation a distance,
Montreal, Canada
Chantal D'Halluin, Centre Universite Economie d'Education
permanente , France
Bruno Vanhille, Centre Universite Economie d'Education
permanente, France
Session # C9: Panel: Training and Professional Development
Making the Most of WWW Technologies in Education, Training, and Outreach
Programs
Craig Bozzelli, Booz, Allen & Hamiliton, Inc. , USA
Laura Ruffin, Booz, Allen & Hamiliton, Inc. , USA
Training the Internet Trainer: Toward a Systematic Approach
John Makulowich, The Writers Alliance, Inc. , USA
Teaching Internet Skills to Information Professionals.
Paula Mochida, University of Hawaii at Manoa , USA
Ralf Neufang, University of Hawaii at Manoa , USA
Training Teachers with Hypertext: Using HTML and Internet Tools as Didactic
Resources
Merce Gisbert, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain
Jordi Adell, Universitat Jaume I, Spain
Robert Moya, Etse-Universitat Rovira I Virgili Tarragona, Spain
Preparing Teachers for Effective and Wise Use of the Internet in Schools
William Egnatoff, Faculty of Education, Queen's University at
Kingston, Canada
Session # D8: IP and ATM: Interworking Problems and Solutions
Chair: Jon Crowcroft, United Kingdom
IP Multicast over ATM
Yakov Rekhter
RSVP and ATM Signaling
Steve Berson, ISI, USA
IP on ATM Multimedia Conferencing Architecture
Jon Crowcroft, United Kingdom
Session # E10: Social Progress, Social Control
Social Control and Law in Cyberspace: Is The Globalization of a
Cyber-Constitution Possible?
Gary Marx, University of Colorado at Boulder , USA
Jennifer Own, University of Colorado at Boulder , USA
Transgressions: Identity in the Service of Democracy
Lincoln Ellis, World Policy Institute
Peter Schmuhl
Evaluating The Internet: A Social Progress Matrix
Jeremy Shapiro, Academic Information Projects , USA
Shelley Hughes, The Fielding Institute , USA
The Third Reticulum: Internet and Developing Countries
Munawar Anees, Periodica Islamica, Malaysia
Session # E9: Democratic Process
Chair: Karin Geiselhart, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet,
Australia
History of MN E-Democracy 1994
G. Atkins, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
Ivan Camino, Center of Studies for the Improvement of Higher
Education (CEPES), University of Havana, Cuba
Citizens' participation in local politics affairs using Audiotex Services
and other interactive medias
Roland Alton-Scheidl, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria
Gerhard LukawetzProcess =20
Communication Compacts: The Role of Computer-mediated Communication and
Information Technologies(COMCITs) in the Design and Implementation of
Development Programs in Central America =20
Paul Fervoy, Fundacion Acceso , USA
Irene Chaverri
Nora Galeano
Stephen Cox
Accountability modeling and On-line policy development in the Australian
public service
Karin Geiselhart, Department of the Prime Minister and
Cabinet, Australia
Session # H6: Creating an Internet Presence
Chair: Laura Kelleher, Manager Internet Services, Ameritech, USA
A Major Art Resource on the World Wide Web - Putting the Roland Catalog
On-line
Sheena Bassett, Pira International, United Kingdom
Francis Cave , United Kingdom
David Jones , United Kingdom
Roberto Minio, United Kingdom
Mick Neary, United Kingdom
Student's extra-curricular IT activities - Inform@Puc
Elke Meyer, Universite de Sherbrooke, Canada
Si, Spain - a case study
Jose Luis Pardos, Embassy of Spain to Canada, Canada