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Conference Program

The Spring 2004 Online Conference has a topical focus, and sessions will be concentrated within three tracks:

Digital Rights Management/ Creative Commons Licensing
Learning Applications for Blogs & RSS
Focus on Excellence: Innovative Ideas & Applications

The complete Conference Program for the NMC 2004 Spring Online Conference is available as an Adobe Acrobat file. For complete details on the conference schedule and activities, as well as detailed session decriptions and presenter information, see the Conference Program.

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Keynote Sessions

	M. Claire Stewart Head, Digital Media Services Northwestern University Library
	Alan Levine Instructional Technologist Center for Learning and Instruction Maricopa Community Colleges
	Bryan Alexander Associate Director Center for Educational Technology Middlebury College

Sessions
Liberal Arts Applications of Learning Objects at Wesleyan University	Michael Roy Director of Academic Computing Services Wesleyan University
Social Computing as a Means to Collaborative Learning	Soren Kaplan Principal iCohere, Inc.
Future Tense: The Horizon Project	Larry Johnson Chief Executive Officer NMC: The New Media Consortium
The Immersive Literature Initiative	Douglas G. Darby Adams Center for Teaching Excellence Abilene Christian University Gary Tucker Director Instructional and Faculty Development Abilene Christian University
The Pachyderm 2.0 Project: Open-Source Authoring for the Rest of Us An NMC Online Conference Classic	Peter Samis Associate Curator and Program Manager, Interative Educational Technologies San Francisco Museum of Modern Art .
APOLLO has Landed: The Academic Platform for On-line Learning & Learning Objects	Mike Mattson Chief Technology Officer University of Calgary
Learning Connections: RSS, Trackback, and Weblogs An NMC Online Conference Classic	Alan Levine Center for Learning and Instruction Maricopa Community Colleges .

About the Conference

The conference will feature twelve 30-minute sessions, each accompanied by a "live/interactive" component, a "presentation-on-demand" component, and a vibrant threaded discussion that will expand on and illuminate the topic

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Plan to join us now for this one-of-a-kind event! For questions or for additional information, please contact the NMC at 512 445-4200 or via email at info@nmc.org.