Workshop Organization

When: Thursday (May 26) afternoon and Friday (May 27) morning (confirmed!).

Email list of potential participants

Workshop Program

Workshop organization:

• We will print out contributions (top pages and maybe(!) some subnodes) and bring copies to the workshop. This will be done on Tuesday Morning.
• The workshop will be organized along thematic modules. Each module has a chairperson/coordinator.
• Discussion will be prepared by a list of subtopics/questions for each module (participants will be encouraged to contribute to those lists).
• No general presentations of contributions (otherwise we would spend a full day just listening to people, 15*15 minutes = 4 hours!). Participants can present their work when discussing specific topics.
• Each participant is strongly encouraged to read all contributions before attending the workshop. They are also encouraged to contact people working along the same lines (e.g. by giving feedback on draft contributions).
• The results of the workshop and the final contributions will be "published" as a WWW document tree. Participants are encouraged to share copyrights for that purpose (so that we can copy contributions to a stable server).

The workshop program is meant to be a flexible (future) road map for discussion. All we want is to have a good & lively discussion, but avoid getting "lost". Items will be added or deleted according to the wishes of participants and in function of the flow of discussion at the workshop.

We will see how far we get on Thursday afternoon. Probably technical discussion (how did we do it etc.) and "wrapping up" will happen on Friday morning.

We will probably insert hypertext links to contributions in the appropriate places so that discussion can be optimally prepared. Ignore the "(see ...)" below for the moment, good pointers will be inserted later. In any case, moderators will find good spots for presenting and discussing modules of contributions.