Other persons who have expressed interest at some point

Applying WWW to courseware setup, administration, and delivery.
- Participant: John R. Stremikis, Information Systems University of Wisconsin - Extension
- Participation status:remote participation ?
- Personal Home Page: http://joe.uwex.edu/~stremiki/public.html
- Site Home Page:
- email: stremiki@wisdom.uwex.edu
- Short Summary: Full Title: Independent Study Program at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, Department of Engineering Professional Development. Applying WWW, Mosaic and Lynx to courseware setup, administration, and delivery.
  We are currently offering courses by videotape, audiographic teleconferencing, satellite transmission, seminars, and on-site instruction. We offer also nearly 600 correspondence courses in many subject areas. We've done that for _years_. It seems like we are just getting started with WWW, Internet, Mosaic, and the new tools for publishing and delivery via networks.
  But, we do have practical experience, and practical results to show.
  See for example the Wisconsin Experience
- Draft Contribution:
[To be defined]
- Participant: Dr. David_Martland, Dept. of Computer Science, Brunel University, United Kingdom.
- Participation status: will attend ??
- Personal Home Page:
- Site Home Page:
- email: David.Martland@brunel.ac.uk
- Short Summary: I am very interested in the possibility of participating in the conference on WWW - **Teaching and Learning with the Web** I have been using WWW for over a year now, and before that I used Gopher. I have made use of WWW facilities an essential part of my courses, and I require students to produce hypertext, both individually and in teams. This I believe, enhances their learning experience. [Proposed several contributions of interest /D.S]
- Other pages of interest: http://http2.brunel.ac.uk:8080/~csstddm/hyperhelp/hyperhelp.html - http://http2.brunel.ac.uk:8080/~csstddm/setextinfo/setextinfo.html - http://http2.brunel.ac.uk:8080/~csstddm/*.html
- Draft Contribution:
[To be defined]
- Participant:Kwok-Keung Yum, Research Fellow, Centre for Computer Managed Training and Decision Support Systems, University of Western Australia, Nedlands 6009.
- Participation status: will make a remote contribution
- Personal Home Page:
- Site Home Page:
- email:yum@psy.uwa.edu.au
- Short Summary: "...I write to show my interest (or my coauthor's interest) to participate the Workshop. This is not an absolute promise as all depends on whether we can find funds...."
- Draft Contribution:
[To be defined]
- Participant: Scientist for Technology in Education, DEC
- Participation status: would like to attend, maybe the workshop only, maybe a remote contribution.
- Personal Home Page:
- Site Home Page:
- email: marques@akocoa.enet.dec.com
- Short Summary:
- Draft Contribution:
[Courseware for High Performance Computing]
- Participant: Gordon Makinson (and coll.?) Computing Laboratory, University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent CT2 7NF
- Participation status: will not attend
- Personal Home Page:
- Site Home Page:
- email:gojm@ukc.ac.uk
- Short Summary:
- Draft Contribution:
Entry:
- Participant: P. Scott Corbett, Ph.D., Lecturer, National Institute of Education, Singapore 1025.
- Participation status:unknown, email messages apparently don't get through...
- Personal Home Page:
- Site Home Page:
- email: CORBETTPS@am.nie.ac.sg (correct ??)
- Short Summary: "...some thoughts of the WWW network and using it as a teaching tool for non-western countries/societies..."
- Draft Contribution:
[Teaching Art History]
- Participant: Michael Greenhalgh, Professor of Art History, Australian National University,
- Participation status:will not attend (this time)
- email: gremarth@fac.anu.edu.au
- Personal Home Page:
- Site Home Page: http://rubens.anu.edu.au
- Short Summary: "My own interests are to do with the provision of art-historical images and associated database records, together with on-line tutorials, to our students."
- Draft Contribution:

D.K.S.