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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 389 284 IR 017 495 TITLE Tel-Ed '95 DOCUMENT RESUME ED 389 284 IR 017 495 TITLE Tel-Ed '95, Proceedings of the International Conference on Telecommunications in Education (4th, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, November 30-December 3, 1995). INSTITUTION Florida Association for Computers in Education.; International Society for Technology in Education, Eugene, OR. SPONS AGENCY Office of Educational Research and Improvement (ED), Washington, DC. PUB DATE Nov 95 CONTRACT RP91002001-RP91002010 NOTE 293p.; For proceedings of the 1994 Conference on Telecommunications in Education, see ED 377 824. PUB TYPE Collected Works Conference Proceedings (021) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC12 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Access to Information; Adult Education; Computer Assisted Instruction; *Computer Uses in Education; Costs; Distance Education; Educational Change; *Educational Development; Educational Finance; Electronic Mail; Elementary Secondary Education; Equal Education; *Information Technology; Multimedia Materials; *Professional Development; *Telecommunications; Teleconferencing IDENTIFIERS Internet ABSTRACT This conference was designed to offer a variety of experiences for novice and experienced technology users to facilitate new ways of incorporating information technologiesin education. The topics covered in these proceedings range from elementary to adult education and cross all disciplines. The following major themes are discvssed: (1) professional development;(2) distance education; (3) funding and costs;(4) partnerships in education;(5) ,ntegrating the Internet and multimedia; (6) educational change; (7) equal access; and (8) student and teacher connections through teleconferencing and electronic mail. The proceedings are organized alphabetically by the author and include :bstracts (for all) and full text (forsome) of the papers. (AEF) *********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. *********************************************************************** Conference Proceedins U.S DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office 01 Eoucabonai Resoaicnand Improvement EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) O Thls document has been reproduced as received from the person or organization originating it. O Minor changes have been made to Al improve reproduction quality. Points of view or opinions stated in this - document do not necessarily represent ""4$1101111 official OERI position or policy i1NINDLMPosse*. ....19Laya LU /NY "11111111kmar ammiumairiw,1111111.11111111111111111'. SWIM USN SIMAlp pi Innr II I NEM/ SW _IBIS!'Ea ma v11111111 Will I ir SA SM. VII1111/ 1111111/4"vwfrfe %SAM44,ry, IV, %NW, Tel. Ed 195 The Fourth InternationalConference onTelecommunications in Education November 30-December 3, 1995 Fort Lauderdale, Florida Broward County Convention Center Presented By ,cOSAL S .e.e.nswihNxv.s.ratv International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) r ,i.isgVISTE's Special Interest Group for Telecommunications (SIG/Tel) and FACE 4,WVL WV; MIPW o Florida Association for Computers in Education (FACE) suer/ 114 BEST COPY AVAILABLE Proceedings Produced By So astern Regional Vision for Education (SERVE) z I . 1 rat ; `-11/4..W.) \vow/7/7;2,r./ 4WPAY %WI.. s...`" A ......:,. CM4`. W.silp,.: NW/ iteovir..41 '111111111... 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Lewis, Writer For International Society for Technology in Education, November 1995 This publication is sponsored wholly or in part by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, under contract numbers RP91002001 through RP91002010. The content of this publication does not necessarily relfect the views of any individual laboratory, the Dcpartment of Education, or any other agency of the U.S. Government. 4 Table of Contents Message from Your Conference Co-Chairs Welcome from Your Program Co-Chairs vii ISTE Board of Directors ix TelEd '95 Conference Committee xi TelEd '95 Presented by xiii TelEd '95 Co-Sponsoring Organizations xv TelEd '95 Proceedings Produced by xvii Table of Contents by Author x ix Proceedings. Index by Topic 259 III Message from Your Conference Co-Chairs Dear Friends Around the Globe, Thank you for joining us in Fort Lauderdale, Florida at the beautiful Broward County Convention Center for TelEd '95 and sharing the experiences, knowledge, and visions of telecommunications and technology in education. The International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) and the Florida Association for Computers in Education (FACE) are pleased to jointly sponsor this opportu- nity for educators from around the world to join together in this unique global forum. The program has been carefully crafted to offer a wide variety of experiences for novice as well as experienced technology users. Whether your interest is from the perspective of an educator, media specialist, technology coordinator, technology provider, policymaker, parent, and/or school board representative, you will find sessions and workshops to spark new ways of thinking about what you do and the ways in which you might best incorporate information technologies into your world. An interesting group of keynote speakers, and an extensive list of exhibitors, will stimulate new ideas and address evolving new issues in the area of telecommunication technologies. You will leave with interesting ideas, new questions, the most current information, and many new friends. TelEd '95 Conference Co-Chairs Ana E. Gutierrez Mackay Lynne Schrum Welcome from Your Program Co-Chairs Welcome to the Fourth International Conference on Telecommunications in Education. We hope that you will find it a stimulating and rewarding experience. The program for TelEd '95 includes a wide range of presentations on exciting new developments in networked teaching and learning. We hope you will enjoy the large number of collaborative sessions in which presenters have used technology to bridge distances, not only in working together, but in planning for their presentations at TelEd '95. We hope that the spirit of this collaborative work will be pervasive throughout your experiences at Fort Lauderdale. Our goal in planning for this conference is to use the technology to create new forms of conference presentations. This is one field in which it makes sense for the technology to be an embedded part of the talk rather than the subject of discourse. You will find that many of the sessions will have in place the technology to link you with ideas, information, and people located anywhere in the world. This is an approach that we hope to continue to develop for future conferences. It is our hope that these links open up new worlds for you to explore and that through these gateways you will develop professional and personal links that will lead to ideas and people that will fundamen- tally change the way you think about teaching and learning. We hope you will be able to attend some of the workshops available both before and after the confer- ence. The hands-on experiences and small group seminar interactions provide an excellent introduc- tion or review of your educational experiences at TelEd. TelEd is, at its heart, about collaboration. And, at this very special conference you will find the people who are creating new forms of teaching and learning through tele-collaboration. Social functions, informal tours, and visits provide additional avenues to establish personal ties that can be extended with technology. So, enjoy meeting the people who you have come to know through their words and images on computer screens. TelEd '95 Program Co-Chairs Maragaret Riel Cathy Hutchins vii ISTE Board of Directors Dave Brittain, President David Moursund, Executive Officer Dennis L. Bybee, Associate Executive Officer Executive Board Members Connie Stout, Secretary Barry Pitsch, Treasurer M. G. (Peggy) Kelly, Past-President Terrie Gray, At Large Board Members Kathy Edwards, Apple Computer, Inc. Terry Killion, Jefferson County RI School District (CO) Paul O`Driscoll, Salem-Keiser Public Schools (OR) Lynne Schrum, University of GeorgiaAthens (GA) Carla Schutte, Long Branch School (VA) Gwen Solomon, US Department of Nevada, Las Vegas Harriet Taylor, Louisiana State University ix TelEd '95 Conference Committee Conference Co-chairs Ana Gutierrez Mackay, FACE 95-96 President, Region VI Lynne Schrum, University of GeorgiaAthens Department of Instructional Technology Program Co-chairs Cathy Hutchins, FACE 95-96 State President Margaret Riel, ISTE SIG/Tel 94-95 Vice-President 1994 Conference Co-chair Kathy Kothmann, SIG/Tel, Past-President Hardware and Technical Support Bill Schmid, Director, Florida Information
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