We will use the same format as last year, pairing student authors with leading scholars in communication technology and policy to serve as a combination of respondent and discussion generator. The issues are myriad and fascinating, whatever we call them. This session will take a look at some good examples around the world. This is the other part of our double-decker examination of the changing media environment. The first part is a research session, listed above.
Computers open up new possibilities for people with physical disabilities.
The online environment raises all sorts of copyright issues. This teaching panel will focus on those that most directly affect us as teachers who make materials available online. Learn how to use the 'Net as a teaching tool to open your students' eyes. It's a session, scheduled in a choice time slot with little competition from other convention activities, that four or more divisions think is so great that they agree to all go in on it together. Come and empathize with your colleaguesSand maybe gain some ideas for tension relief, as well.