From: cheever@sumax.seattleu.edu (Richard Cheever)
Newsgroups: seattle.general
Subject: SU Computer Fair Presentations
Date: 6 Apr 92 23:21:02 GMT
Distribution: seattle
Organization: Seattle University, Seattle WA


		 Seattle University is sponsoring an
		       academic computing fair.
				   
				   
			EXPANDING TECHNOLOGY:
				   
			   EXPANDING MINDS
				   
			    April 8, 1992

The keynote speakers are:
				   
			      Eric Hood
		  Executive Director, NorthWest Net
				   
		New Horizons of Learning: The National
		    Research and Education Network
				   
				12:00
			  Wyckoff Auditorium
			 Engineering Building

			       *******
				   
			    Sallie Gordon
		       Professor of Psychology,
			 University of Idaho
			IBM Consulting Scholar
				   
			      Multimedia
				   
				 5:30
			  Wyckoff Auditorium
			 Engineering Building

			       *******

SU faculty presentations:

Wed 8 April    9:00-10:00

Exploring Calculus and Linear Algebra
Wynne Guy, Mary Ehles, Janet Mills

Introduction to ABI [business & economics] Database
Karen Gilles & Bob Novak

Computers in Biology Teaching Laboratories
John Palka & David Baldwin(UW)

Multimedia and Tele-Learning
Robert Maine

Wed 8 April   10:30-11:30

Using 'Mathematica' for Animations
Carl Swenson

Computing use Accross the Core Curriculum [business]
Diane Lockwood & Wolfgang Schubert

The Future of Computers in History
Tom Taylor

Introduction to ERIC [education] Database
Karen Gilles & Bob Novak

Groupware Technology and its Application for Life-Long Learning
Susan Valdes(Chataqua Communications)

Wed April 8  1:30-2:30

The Future of Computers in History
Tom Taylor [repeat]

Voyager:  An Atronomy Laboratory
John Toutonghi

Using the PINE Electronic Mail System
Jerry Cobb

Use of Computer Patient Simulations as a Teaching-Learning Strategy
Ursel Krumme

Using a Computer for Multimedia Lectures [business]
Chou Lee & Harriet Stephenson

Introduction to MEDLINE [medicine & health] Database
Karen Gilles & Bob Novak

Wed April 8  3:00-4:00

Use of Technology in Second-Language Acquisition:
'Destinos' Spanish Language Program
Robert Balas & John Underwood (WWU)

Use of Computer Patient Simulations as a Teaching-Learning Strategy
Ursel Krumme (repeat)

A Preview of Microsoft Windows 3.1 and Excel 4.0
Claire Harris (Microsoft)

Using the PINE Electronic Mail System
Jerry Cobb (repeat)

Introduction to ABI [business & economics] Database
Karen Gilles & Bob Novak (repeat)

Multimedia and Tele-Learning
Robert Maine (repeat)

Wed April 8  6:45-7:45 p.m.

Exploring Ethical Dilemmas through Interactive Video [nursing]
Maureen Niland
 
Interactive Video Disc Presentations as a Learning Tool
for Nusring Students
Rose De Garcia

Exploring the Network News & E-mail
Richard Cheever

An Overview of SPSS-x [statistical analysis for all academic
fields] on an RS6000


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 if it were so, it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't. That's logic!"
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