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Saturday 26 May 2001
		Workshop Thread			Sessions
	Room	C2	C3	Seminar	C1	511	512	338	311	312	326
	Details	Lab	Lab	Lab	Projector	Projector	Projector	Projector	Projector	Projector	Video+Projector
9:00	Registration Opens
9:45							Opening Ceremony
10:00	Sessions			23: Mark Cowan - Groove: For Collaborative Projects in a Virtual Meeting Room [10:00-10:45]	53: John Paul Loucky - Comparing and Assessing Computerized Bilingual Dictionaries [10:00-11:45]	27: John Duggan - Security and Privacy on the Web [10:00-10:45]		43: Charles & Lawrence Kelly - How to Create Online Materials for Students [10:00-10:45]	:	55: Alan Mackenzie et al. - CUE SIG Roundtable on technology and tertiary education [10:00-11:45]
10:45
11:00	Sessions	9: Frank Berberich - Basic Techniques of Artificial Intelligence [11:00-12:45]	69: Peter Ruthven Stuart - How to Create and Administer Interactive Quizzes with QuizTest [11:00-11:45]			61: Myles O'Brien - Macromedia Flash for CALL [11:00-11:45]	28: Malcolm Field - Toward the development of an acceptable CALL pedagogy: Student use and understanding [11:00-11:45]	8: John Bauman et al. - The Discourse Features of Computer - Mediated Communication in Japanese [11:00-11:45]	68: Marietta Rasonable - Personality Traits as Determinants in the Japanese Language Proficiency [11:00-11:45]		54: Chris Lovering - Investing: Find out how you can get your money working (Commercial: Banner Japan) [11:00-11:45]
11:45
12:00	Posters & Sessions		71: Kevin Ryan - Using Quandary to Make Action Mazes [12:00-12:45]		33: Laurie Hunter - CALL labs: back to the future... or the past? [12:00-12:45]	39: Patricia Thornton & Chris Houser - Learning on the Move [12:00-12:15]	75: Monika Szirmai - A Brief History of Corpora [12:00-12:45]	20: Tony Collins & James Barlex - Low risk Investment strategies (Commercial: Towry Law) [12:00-12:45]	12: Francis Britto & Masahiro Iwasaki - Hanabi Taikai: Web - based Japanese Lessons produced by students [12:00-12:15]	90: William Zies - The Pros & Cons of Introducing CALL Based Programs in Elementary, Junior, and Senior High Schools [12:00-12:15]	81: Andrew Tope - All the support you need... just a click away (Commercial: Pearson) [12:00-12:45]
12:15
12:30	Posters & Sessions					4: Thomas Asada-Grant - L1 and L2 Writing Improvement Relationships [12:30-12:45]			11: Francis Britto - Sort Right [12:30-12:45]	15: Chinfen Chen - Thematic, Collaborative EFL/ESL Learning on the Internet [12:30-12:45]
12:45	Lunch [12:45-1:45]
1:45
2:00	Featured Speakers					6: Jane M Bachnik - Do IT Yourself: Technical Support Services and the IT Revolution in Japanese Education (Featured; 2:00-2:45)	59: Kazunori Nozawa - メデイア・リテラシー基礎教育との統合化(Integrating English CALL with the Basic Media Literacy Education) (Featured; 2:00-2:45)	13: Jim Breen - A WWW Dictionary and Word Translator: Threat or aid to language acquisition? (Featured; 2:00-2:45)
2:45
3:00	Sessions		71: Kevin Ryan - CD Duplication and Replication as an Alternative to Textbooks [3:00-3:45]	30: Bill Gatton - Powered by DynEd (Commercial: DynEd) [3:00-3:45]	3: Yoshihiko Ariizumi -日本語教育におけるCAT（Computerize Adaptive Testing）の応用について[3:00-3:45]	16: Hao-Jan Howard Chen - Assessing the Qualities of ESL Speech Recognition Programs [3:00-3:45]	56: Stephen McCabe - CALL: The pessimist's view [3:00-3:45]	18: Yasar Cinemre - The Perception of Word Guessing Strategies of Turkish Readers in the First Language (Turkish) and Foreign Language (English) [3:00-3:45]	40: Douglas Jarrell - Dos and Don'ts: Using the Internet in the EFL Classroom [3:00-3:45]	64: Matthew Pakos, Michael Geffon, & Mikiya Koarai - JSHS SIG Session: Starting a CALL Program in Junior and Senior High Schools [3:00-4:45]	1: Charles Adamson & Stephen Shucart - CALL & Complexity [3:00-3:45]
3:45
4:00	Sessions		24: Paul Daniels & Bill Pellowe - Creating Dynamic Websites with PHP [4:00-5:45]	19: Lawrence Cisar - A CALL Workshop [4:00-5:45]	87: Peter Wanner - Student Self Evaluation of English Skills Utilizing CHILDES Programming [4:00-5:45]	42: Megumi Kawate-Mierzejewska - Helping students prepare for the computer-based TOEFL (Commercial: CIEE and ETS) [4:00-5:45]	73: Steve Schackne - The English Teacher's Web Site - A Simple Primer [4:00-4:45]	7: David Dycus et al - FLL SIG - Online Newspapers in the Reading Class [4:00-5:45]	78: Dede Teeler - Using the Internet in ELT (Commercial: Pearson) [4:00-4:45]
4:45
5:00	Sessions						37: Anthony Helm - A Portfolio Approach to Computer Applications for ESL Students [5:00-5:45]		29: Zhao-Ming Gao - An Intelligent Chinese-English Bilingual Concordancer [5:00-5:45]	84: Kohei Ushida - Authentic Internet Reading Materials for Junior High School EFL [5:00-5:45]
5:45
6:00	President's Banquet/Networking Reception [6:00-8:00]
Poster Sessions (Saturday 12:00-12:45) Dilshod Hakimov - Structural form of knowledge in educational computer technology Charles Kelly - Quizzes and Interactive ESL Activities Using Flash Hugh Nicoll - Hypertext protocols for learner developed dictionaries Mark Offner - Internet Travel Plans for Conversation Practice Bruce Vorland - Online Assignments that encourage Internet Use
Sunday 27 May 2001
	Room	C2	C3	Seminar	C1	511	512	338	311	312
	Details	Lab	Lab	Lab	Projector	Projector	Projector	Projector	Projector	Projector
8:30	Registration Opens
9:00	Sessions	22: Marie Cosgrove - Student Autonomy and CD ROMs [9:00-10:45]	76: Brian Teaman - Streaming video: From the idea to the web [9:00-10:45]						21: Chris Corbel - Making online an everyday thing - an Australian perspective (Commercial: Online AMES) [9:00 - 9:45]	46: Yoko Koike, David Ashworth, Makoto Kageto, Saeko Komori, Hideko Shimizu - Facilitating Inter-Institutional Collaborative Teaching and Learning Across Cyberspace [9:00 - 9:45]
9:45
10:00	Sessions			57: Barry Natsuch - Establishing a Multilingual Dictionary Website [10:00-10:45]	45: Kenji Kitao - Web-based Student Projects: Teaching Awareness of Culture and Writing [10:00-10:45]	31: Richard Gitsaki-Taylor - Teaching Web Enhanced Language Learning in a Computerless Classroom (Commercial: OUP) [10:00-10:45]	88: Masahito Watanabe - Writing with Web Interaction [10:00-10:45]	17: Banjert Chongapiratanakul - Computer and Students' Writing Creativity [10:00-10:45]	82: Andrew Tope - Computer-based TOEFL: Are you prepared? (Commercial: Pearson) [10:00-10:45]	2: Paul Allum - Designing CALL exercises to develop reading strategies [10:00-10:45]
10:45
11:00	Sessions	25: Michael Depoe & Hiroyuki Yamamoto - Interactive Activity: Real-Time Conversation Practice [11:00-11:15]	66: Bill Pellowe & Kevin Ryan - PHP & MySQL: Creating and Serving Databases Through Dynamic Websites [11:00-11:45]	32: Alastair Graham-Marr - Figuring Out Idioms (Commercial: ABAX) [11:00-11:45]	91: James Wada [11:00-11:45] Integrating Software-- New Dynamic English	47: Sachiko Komatsu - Cultural training with interactive on-line quiz for Japanese French learners [11:00-11:15]	34: Hiroko Hagino - Classroom activities that develop basic computer skills for EFL [11:00-11:45]	10: Marilyn Books - Collaborative Mini-Thesis Writing Via LANs [11:00-11:45]	80: Patricia Thornton - What's happening with Web-based education in Japan? [11:00-11:15]
11:15
11:30	Sessions	89: Robert Weschler - Free Web Sites for Instant Class Surveys [11:30-11:45]				79: Dede Teeler - IATEFL CALL SIG Q/A Session [11:30-11:45]			38: Chris Houser - A computer tool for writing Japanese as a foreign language [11:30-11:45]	51: Richard Lavin - CALL on the cheap [11:30-11:45]
11:45	Lunch [11:45-12:45]
12:45
1:00	Featured Speakers					49: David Kluge - Memories for CALL's future (Featured; 1:00-1:45)	77: Dede Teeler - The Way Forward (Featured; 1:00-1:45)	41: Edward Jones - Aiming for Total Physical Presence - Using Computers to Enhance Learning (Featured; 1:00-1:45)
1:45
2:00	Sessions	36: Taoka Harada & Tomohiro Yasuda - Chat room for a conversation class [2:00-3:45]	5: Yoshimasa Awaji - mooを活用した教室での活動アラカルト [2:00-3:45]	92: James Wada - Workshop Integrating Software and Websites (Hands on) [2:00-2:45]		65: Neil Parry - The Digital Camera - A Projector in Your Pocket [2:00-2:45]	68: Thomas Robb - Building a Commercial, Javascripted site [2:00-2:45]	50: Michael Kruse - Preparing Students for the Computer Based TOEFL [2:00-2:45]	63: Donn Ogawa - Interactive Learner Dictionaries [2:00-2:45]	14: Kip Cates et al. - GILE SIG Session: Global Issues, CALL, and the Internet [2:00-3:45]
2:45
3:00	Sessions					26: Laurence Dryden & Michelle Morrone - CALL and Multiple Intelligence Theory [3:00-3:45]	60: Kazunori Nozawa - Keypal exchanges for writing fluency and intercultural understanding [3:00-3:45]	48: David Kluge - A New Research Institute: The View from a Tall Tree [3:00-3:45]	72: Bradley Saunders - Giving Learners Access to Vocabulary Enrichment [3:00-3:45]
3:45
4:00									52: Paul Lewis et al. - Final Panel [4:00-4:30]
4:30	That's all folks!