I don't have funding enough to pay for recording and transcribing 
every session, but we will be producing a CD and posting material on 
the Swiki at http://coweb.cc.gatech.edu/mmworkshop.  If presenters 
want to put together text materials (we weren't really planning for a 
proceedings), we can certainly include them on the CD, and I think 
it's a great idea if Tansel's publishing folks want to put it all 
together as a book!

Mark

>It would really be appreciated if lectures and demos etc were 
>recorded and transcribed
>for broad ditsribution.
>
>Thanks
>Gary
>
>
>24/01/02 21:29:48, Mark Guzdial <guzdial at cc.gatech.edu> wrote:
>
>>If you know a US Computer Science faculty member that you'd like to
>>introduce to Squeak, please do forward the below message to them.
>>We're all set on presenters now, and I think we're going to have a
>>really exciting workshop.  We have some 15 people who've applied to
>>attend so-far, but we have space for 25 (maybe a little more, if we
>>can squeeze the budget appropriately).  So please do encourage your
>>friends and acquaintances to come!
>>
>>Thanks!
>>   Mark
>>
>>
>>-- PLEASE DISTRIBUTE WIDELY! --
>>
>>CALL FOR PARTICIPATION:
>>CS FACULTY AND PRESENTERS
>>
>>NSF-SPONSORED
>>WORKSHOP ON THE INTEGRATION OF MULTIMEDIA
>>CONSTRUCTION IN COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION
>>USING SQUEAK
>>
>>-AND-
>>
>>ATLANTA SQUEAKEND
>>
>>May 3-5, 2002
>>College of Computing
>>Georgia Institute of Technology
>>
>>http://coweb.cc.gatech.edu/mmworkshop
>>
>>Building projects involving graphics, sound, music, animation, video,
>>and other forms of media can motivate computer science students,
>>particularly those who may not be excited about more traditional
>>programming projects. (Does anyone really believe that "Hello,
>>World!" is a motivating assignment?)  Valued computer science
>>learning objectives can be met with multimedia assignments as well as
>>with traditional assignments. Modern hardware makes these kinds of
>>projects possible on traditional computers, and modern software like
>>Squeak makes multimedia approachable, understandable, and usable.
>>
>>Squeak is a new cross-platform implementation of Smalltalk that
>>emphasizes multimedia and educational applications.  Several
>>Squeak-using CS classes are having students tackle interesting and
>>motivating assignments like building movie editors, MP3 players,
>>personalized Web newspapers, and 3-D adventure games.  The basic
>>techniques are usable in other programming platforms, but Squeak
>>provides an infrastructure that fades much of the non-relevant
>>complexity.
>>
>>The NSF Division of Undergraduate Education is sponsoring a workshop
>>to help CS faculty to learn about integrating multimedia construction
>>in CS courses.  Speakers will include Dr. Alan Kay ("father of the
>>personal computer" and leader of the Squeak Central team with Dan
>>Ingalls) and CS faculty such as Dr. Rick Zaccone and Dr. Mark Guzdial
>>who are using Squeak to enable multimedia projects in their current
>>courses.  Topics will include using multimedia projects for
>>non-majors, computer music for undergraduates, teaching software
>>engineering with Squeak projects, and digital video special effect
>>projects.
>>
>>Concurrently, Stephen Pair is organizing a SqueakEnd at the same
>>place on the same weekend.  The goal is to create synergy between the
>>two events. Squeakers who come for the SqueakEnd can also attend
>>workshop sessions that they're interested in, and workshop attendees
>>can hang out with the Squeakers to hear about the latest Squeak
>>technologies.
>>
>>FACILITIES: We'll be using two classrooms, each equipped with two
>>projectors, NT computers in the classrooms, and Ethernet connections.
>>Directly adjacent to the classrooms is a cluster of over 40
>>workstations: Pentium workstations bootable into NT or Linux, and
>>SPARC workstations running Solaris.  Outside the glass walls of the
>>cluster is an open area with DHCP Ethernet connections at each table.
>>Attendees will be given a College username/password for workstation
>  >and DHCP access for the weekend.
>  >
>>CALL FOR CS FACULTY ATTENDEES: We have funding for some 25 CS faculty
>>to attend the workshop. Workshop attendees will have their lodging
>>and meals covered, but are responsible for their own travel.
>  >Attendees will also recieve a CD with workshop materials and a copy
>>of the textbook "Squeak: Object-oriented design with multimedia
>>applications" by Guzdial (2001) courtesy of Prentice-Hall. CS faculty
>>interested in attending the workshop should email
>>guzdial at cc.gatech.edu with a subject line of "MM-CSED: Attend"
>>Please tell us:
>>- Your name and institution (Sorry -- only US institution faculty 
>>are eligible)
>>- The course(s) you teach where you might integrate multimedia and Squeak
>>- Your email address, phone number, and fax number
>>- If you have any previous Squeak experience
>>
>>There are limited funds available to pay travel expenses of some
>>faculty attendees.  If you are interested in receiving these funds,
>>please make your argument in your application and give us an estimate
>>of your travel expenses.  Our criteria in selecting faculty for
>>travel funding are:
>>- Increasing diversity in faculty attendees and in students
>>potentially being reached;
>>- Number of students potentially being reached (e.g., we will favor
>>teaching institutions over research institutions);
>>- Enthusiasm of the faculty applicants.
>>
>>Applications will be accepted until March 1.  We will inform
>>applicants of decisions by March 15.
>>
>>CALL FOR PRESENTERS:  There are still some presentation slots open.
>>If you are using Squeak in your class to integrate multimedia
>>content, or if you would like to present some multimedia programming
>>techniques that might be used in a CS class, we would welcome your
>>participation!  We have funding for travel, as well as lodging and
>>meals for presenters.  Please email guzdial at cc.gatech.edu with a
>>subject line of "MM-CSED: Present"  Please tell us:
>>- Your name, email address, phone number, and fax number
>>- What you would like to present
>>- An estimate of your travel expenses
>>
>>Please let us know as soon as possible if you are interested in
>>presenting, by February 1 at the latest, and we will get back to you
>>by Feb. 15. If you have materials that that you would like us to
>>include on a workshop/SqueakEnd CD, we will need them by April 1.
>>
>>Hope to see you in May in Atlanta!
>>
>>--
>>--------------------------
>>Mark Guzdial : Georgia Tech : College of Computing : Atlanta, GA 30332-0280
>>Associate Professor - Learning Sciences & Technologies.
>>Collaborative Software Lab - http://coweb.cc.gatech.edu/csl/
>>(404) 894-5618 : Fax (404) 894-0673 : guzdial at cc.gatech.edu
>>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Faculty/Mark.Guzdial.html
>>
>>


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Mark Guzdial : Georgia Tech : College of Computing : Atlanta, GA 30332-0280
Associate Professor - Learning Sciences & Technologies.
Collaborative Software Lab - http://coweb.cc.gatech.edu/csl/
(404) 894-5618 : Fax (404) 894-0673 : guzdial at cc.gatech.edu
http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Faculty/Mark.Guzdial.html