If your abstract is accepted, you must submit a full paper or description of your session for publication in the CIT 2000 Proceedings booklet, which will be distributed at the conference and more widely thereafter in electronic form. The deadline for submission of the final version of accepted academic papers, panels, demonstrations, poster sessions and conference workshops for publication in the conference proceedings is March 3, 2000. We seek five presentation formats. Academic Papers Paper presentations are 20 minutes. These sessions are 75 minutes.
Presenters demonstrate or discuss innovative classroom uses of technology or works in progress.
Technology demonstrations, hand-on activities, and audience participation are highly encouraged. A panel should include a coordinator who submits an abstract describing the common theme and listing the individual presenters and their topics. Use of supporting technology and audience participation is encouraged. Traditional posters and handouts may be used, but exhibitors are encouraged to demonstrate uses of technology in instruction. Conference Workshops Conference workshops are half-day formats and include the participation of a limited number of attendees in learning activities designed to develop their expertise in a specific area.