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From: Gus Leonard <Gus_Leonard@monterey.edu>
Subject:
conference announcement
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2001 06:55:05 -1000
Conference Announcement
Digital Stream 2001 Conference
The Second Desktop Revolution:
Implications of Desktop & Streaming Video and Multimedia in Language
Learning
March 15 - 16 -17, 2001
at California State University,
Monterey Bay
Institute for World Languages & Cultures
100 Campus
Center, Seaside, CA 93955
Telephone: (831) 582-3863
In cooperation with
Teleste Educational, IT@CSUMB.EDU, Tandberg Educational & The CSU Strategic
Language Initiative
http://iwlc.monterey.edu/digitalstream
2001 Conference Information
Theme of 2001 Conference:
The Second Desktop Revolution:
Implications of Desktop & Streaming Video and Multimedia in Language
Learning
Topic Areas to be Considered:
Technology application and
integration in the language classroom.
Strategies and activities for using
technology in the language classroom.
The use of technology in language
proficiency assessment.
Language learning lab management and issues.
Distance and online language learning.
Digital high school evolution.
Interdisciplinary collaboration.
Forums:
Going Wireless
Ready to take the Wireless Leap?
CSUMB is in the process How's it working? Is it cost effective? Is there a
pedagogical value?
What We Can Do with Technology?
The question we all must face
sooner or later. After all the hype, what can we do with technology? What can
our students do?
DeskTop Movies
Making movies in the language classroom when the
class play becomes the class movie, what is the effect on students?
Streaming Media
Face to face with H.325 video conferencing. You
have to see this to believe it -- then you'll start thinking what you could do
with it!
Look Ma, they took the Lab!
CalPoly Pamona's Experience with the
Virtual Lab. The LL's gone, they're streaming it all! How's it working?
Presentations:
Two days of presentations from our peers
& colleagues. Learn what going on in the field. Share your experience.
Note: the call for proposals is open until January 25, 2001. Submit yours
on-line now.
Workshops:
Think iMovie, Think Dreamweaver, Think More
Vendor Show:
Think Apple, Think Macromedia, Think Adobe,
Think More
For more information, contact Tom Abbott
<tom_abbott@monterey.edu>
http://iwlc.monterey.edu/digitalstream/
_______________________________________
Gus Leonard ·
Language Laboratory Coordinator · Institute for World Languages &
Cultures · Building 48-119 · California State University,
Monterey Bay · 100 Campus Center · Seaside, CA 93955 ·
Email: gus_leonard@monterey.edu · (831) 582-4446 · Fax: (831)
582-3885
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