PROGRAM INFORMATION

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or move to these pages from the daily tables below . . .

There are now a total of 80 sessions. Concurrent sessions come in two varieties, 90 minute sessions (typically with four or more presenters) and 60 minute sessions (3 or fewer presenters) We urge presenters in concurrent sessions to limit their presentations to fifteen minutes in order to preserve time for questions and discussion.

Session numbers reflect a code which, we hope, will help to orient attendees throughout the conference. Each session is labeled with a three digit number, with the first numeral representing the day (Thursday =1, Friday =2, and so on), the second numeral representing the time slot for the session (the time slots are listed on the left side of the tables on this page), and the third digit representing the room (the rooms are listed at the top of each table). So, for example, "Session 133: Net Labor" is a Thursday session, in the third time slot (10:45am-12:15pm), to be held in room 3, the Ski-U-Mah room at the Gateway Center.

The session titles in these tables are clickable links, which will take you directly to the pages for the Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday sessions.

0) WEDNESDAY 10.10.01			3) Ski-U-Mah
1) 9am - 5pm		..	PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP ..	Space is Limited!	REGISTER

1) THURSDAY 10.11.01	1) Memorial	2) Johnson	3) Ski-U-Mah	4) Nolte	5) Rotary
1) 8:00am - 9am	OPENING SESSION (starts at 8:15am)	..	..	..	Memorial Hall, Gateway Center
2) 9:20-10:20am	KEYNOTE ADDRESS	ANITA ALLEN	"Minor Distractions: Cyberlaw as Family Law"	ANITA ALLEN	Memorial Hall, Gateway Center
3)10:45am-12:15pm	Digital Divide: Networking Spaces	Adolescent Health Information Online: Healthy or Hazardous?	Net Labor
4) 12:30pm - 2pm	Cyberculture: Discourse, Commerce & Community	Methodology I	Sex & Sexualities I	Gaming	Library Issues
5) 2:15pm - 3:45pm	The Internet & American Life (Pew Project)	E-Commerce	Race, Gender & Ethnicity	Online Communities: New Opportunities, New Challenges	Interpersonal Dynamics
6) 4pm - 5pm	Actuality, Garbage & Porn	Community, Commerce & the Virtual University	Flying by E-Commerce	Internet/Media: Broadcasting & the Web
7) 5:15pm - 6:15pm		Gender Perspectives	HIV Prevention and the Internet
8) 6:30pm - 9:30pm	OPENING RECEPTION	.. sponsored	by		Memorial Hall, Gateway Center

2) FRIDAY 10.12.01	1) Memorial	2) Johnson	3) Ski-U-Mah	4) Nolte	5) Rotary
1) 8am - 9am	Case Studies of Electronic Literacy	I Found It On The Internet, or Oh Where, Oh Where Has the Library Gone?	Constructing Women	Copyright Issues	Diaries, Homepages, & Identity
2) 9:20-10:20am	KEYNOTE ADDRESS	SHEIZAF RAFAELI	"Out of the Storm and Onward"	SHEIZAF RAFAELI.	Memorial Hall, Gateway Center
3)10:45am-12:15pm	Digital Divide: U.S. Case Studies	National Identities	Intellectual Property I	Social Activism on the Net	The Interpersonal Internet: IRC & Chat
4) 12:30pm - 2pm	Digital Divide: Reaching Out to Disadvantaged Communities	Newspapers Online	Privacy I	Education Issues I	Relationships Online
5) 2:15pm - 3:45pm	NCA Task Force on the Digital Divide	Law and Metaphors	Cracking Codes	Virtual Communities: Theoretical Perspectives	Education: International Perspectives
6) 4pm - 5pm	Constructing Community Online	National Political Web Spaces	Rhetorical Approaches to CyberMedicine: Credibility & Culture	Exploring the Rhetoric of Technology On, Within, & About the Internet
7) 5:15pm - 6:45pm	Digital Divide: Challenges, Trends, Research & Evaluation	Methodology II	Sex & Sexualities II
7) 7pm - 10pm	RECEPTION & DINNER	Main Ballroom Radisson Hotel	.NOTE: The Dinner is NOT included with Conference Registration.	.The cost for the Dinner is $25.00, USD.	If you have not yet registered for the Dinner, you may do so here.*.

 

3) SATURDAY 10.13.01	1) Memorial	2) Johnson	3) Ski-U-Mah	4) Nolte	5) Rotary
1) 8am - 9am	Design I	Speech & Policy	Journal Editors Meeting	Research on Virtual Worlds
2) 9:20-10:20am	KEYNOTE ADDRESS	.LISA NAKAMURA	"The Work of Race in the Age of Digital Reproduction"	.LISA NAKAMURA	Memorial Hall, Gateway Center
3)10:45am-12:15pm	On the Internet, No One Knows You're a Fringe Group	Virtual Communities: Design & Conception	E-Texts	Surveys Online	The Internet in Developing Countries
4) 12:30pm - 2pm	Digital Divide: Comparitive Research & Studies	Virtual Communities: Case Studies	Intellectual Property II	Health Online	Elections Online
5) 2:15pm - 3:45pm	ROUNDTABLE: The Future of Critical Internet Studies	Virtual Communities and Identity	Empirical Research on Relationship Dynamics in CMC	Political Discourses of Cyberspace: An International Comparitive Analysis	Education Issues II
6) 4pm - 5pm	Selling Cyberspace: Commercial Discourses of the Internet	Design II	History & Theory of the Internet	Cyberwar & Security	Sacred and Memorial Cyberspaces
7) 5:15pm - 6:15pm	KEYNOTE ADDRESS	BARBARA WARNICK .	"Dangerous Futures: Internet Debates and the Rhetoric of Technoscience"	BARBARA WARNICK .	Memorial Hall, Gateway Center

 

4) SUNDAY 10.14.01	1) Memorial	2) Johnson	3) Ski-U-Mah	4) Nolte	5) Rotary
1) 8am - 9am	E-Publishing	Virtual Gender	Social Activism II
2) 9:20-10:20am	KEYNOTE ADDRESS	PHIL AGRE.	"Internet Research: For and Against"	PHIL AGRE	Memorial Hall, Gateway Center
3)10:45am-12:15pm	Ethical Challenges to Doing Research on the Internet	Methodology III	Education: DIstance Ed Issues	Social Capital	Museums & Music
4)12:30pm -1:30pm	CLOSING SESSION: AoIR Meeting	..	..	..	Memorial Hall, Gateway Center

 

This page last updated: October 8, 2001