Assessment Creativity Pedagogy Implementation Presenters should encourage interaction and discussion among participants. In presentations involving specific software programs or technological applications, a hands-on approach for the audience should be considered. The primary author of each accepted academic paper and poster session is awarded a presenter scholarship. Primary presenters for each accepted demonstration session, panel, and conference workshop are awarded presenter scholarships. The presenter scholarship covers registration, meals, and up to two nights lodging at the University at Buffalo campus.
Presenters are responsible for their own travel expenses.
Co-authors not eligible for a presenter scholarship should plan to apply for a general conference scholarship, which will be announced in February 2000. Members of the SUNY Training Center who do not receive a general conference scholarship can use their training points, if available. A committee of SUNY faculty and professionals selected by the CIT 2000 Planning Committee referees abstracts. The deadline for receipt of abstracts is December 21, 1999. All final selections are made by January 21, 2000.