The meeting will be hosted by the English Department of Carnegie Mellon University. Information technologies Papers should discuss how connections in these areas complement, complicate, or even challenge programmatic perspectives and issues in technical and scientific communication. Please note that position papers should focus on programmatic issues as opposed to reports of specialized research or discussions of particular teaching strategies.
Participants present five-minute papers in order to generate discussion.
The audience includes people from new as well as established programs, and anyone with programmatic interests in technical and scientific communication. The Proceedings include the position papers, often in expanded versions. Only those papers presented at the meeting are eligible for publication in the Proceedings. See 2001 CFP .