Subject: IFETS-DISCUSSION Digest - 13 May 2003 - Unfinished
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1. 1st Global Conference Higher Education, Copyright & Intellectual Property
2. e-Teaching
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Date: Tue, 13 May 2003 02:49:48 -0400
From: Brent Muirhead <bmuirhead@EMAIL.UOPHX.EDU>
Subject: 1st Global Conference Higher Education, Copyright & Intellectual Property
Greetings Colleagues!
I am sharing information on a vital conference in the fall of this year.
Brent Muirhead D.Min., Ph.D.
Area Chair, MAED Curriculum & Technology
University of Phoenix Online
bmuirhead@email.uophx.edu
1st Global Conference
Higher Education, Copyright & Intellectual Property
Thursday 16th October - Saturday 18th October 2003
Vienna, Austria
Key Note Speaker:
Professor James L Wood
San Diego State University
Call for Papers
Issues surrounding copyright and intellectual property are
increasingly affecting the future development of higher education and
the delivery of teaching programmes. Tensions continue to emerge
between the needs of learning communities for easy access to
knowledge and information and competing developments in technology,
law and finance. Changes in the structure, staffing and delivery of
higher education are inevitably taking place as a consequence. The
project aims to provide a forum in which the issues can be examined,
the tensions explored, and members from all contexts can share
insights and perspectives on the possible ways forward.
Papers, reports, presentations, and workshops are invited on any of
the following key themes;
+ the history of copyright and intellectual property
+ definitions of copyright and intellectual property
+ the language of copyright and intellectual property
+ who owns what? And when? And for how long?
+ the contexts in which copyright and intellectual property apply
+ creativity and ownership
+ copyright, intellectual property and distance learning
+ copyright, intellectual property and new technologies
+ the challenges on online academic publishing (eBooks, eJournals,
etc) and the sharing of research necessary to writing books and
articles
+ copyright, intellectual property and the law
+ copyright, intellectual property and financial issues
+ policies, directives and agreements
+ international agreements and treaties
+ the work of organisations and associations
+ future trends in copyright and intellectual property development
Papers will be considered on related themes. 300 word abstracts
should be submitted by Friday 27th June January 2003. Full draft
papers should be submitted by Friday 19th September 2003.
300 word abstracts should be submitted to both the Organising Joint
Chairs; abstracts may be in Word, WordPerfect, PDF or RTF formats.
Dr Rob Fisher
c/o Learning Solutions
Priory House
149B Wroslyn Road
Freeland, Oxfordshire OX29 8HR
Email: rf@inter-disciplinary.net
Dr David Seth Preston
BRG
92 Colney Hatch Lane
London N10 1EA
Email: david-preston@blueyonder.co.uk
The conference is sponsored by Inter-Disciplinary.Net, BRG, and
Learning Solutions as part of the 'At the Interface' programme of
Higher Education projects. It aims to bring together people from
different areas and interests to share ideas and explore various
discussions which are innovative and exciting.
All papers accepted for and presented at this conference will be
published in an ISBN eBook. Selected papers will be developed for
publication in a themed hard copy volume. The project is also to be
supported by an e-mail discussion group and ISSN e-journal.
For further details and information please see
http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/hecip/hecip.htm
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Date: Tue, 13 May 2003 10:17:49 +0200
From: "Nikolas A. Rathert" <nikolas.rathert@IGD.FHG.DE>
Subject: e-Teaching
Dear learning group and friends,
does anyone of you know something about e-Teaching? Today, most of the
discussions I am aware of focus on e-Learning and tools (e.g. platforms)
for the support of learning.
I am interested in tools and concepts that connect teachers and
technology. Are there any systems that could be used for the preparation
of lessons? If so, please point me to them.
All the best,
Nick
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