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MW2008 Program Change: Saturday April 12: Education Sessions


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By info @ archimuse - Posted on 12 April 2008

There is a change in the program for Saturday April 12, 2008, in the Education / Design for Children and Teens sessions. They will now be as follows:


Saturday April 12, 2008

Designing for Children and Youth

Chair: Liddy Neville
11:00 am - 12:30 pm in Outrement

Expressing diverse institutional identities through Web 2.0

Cynthia Graville-Smith, USA

Bringing Cultural Heritage into Primary School Classrooms through Web technology: The Milano Romana Tecnologica Case-Study

Franca Garzotto, Paolo Paolini, Italy

[The paper "Industrial Heritage, Memory, Preservation and ICT. Results" from Gloria Munilla et al., will not be presented.]

 

Designing with Teens

Chair: Anne-Marie-Millner

1:30 - 3:00 pm in Outrement

ArtPad: Here's the collection – did we make a connection?

Quyen Hoang, Melanie Kjorlien, Canada

Teens
Connect to Art and Each Other at u.l.k.: Statens Museum for Kunst
embraces user-created content and social networking on its new site for
teens

Anne Tessing Skovbo Nielsen, Tine Nygaard, Denmark, Ethan Wilde, USA

From Boring and Non-Offensive to Dancing Unicorns and Glitter Text: How a Create a Teen Web Site with Teenagers

Justin Heideman, Witt Siasoco, USA

[Cynthia Graville-Smith's paper will be given in the morning Education session.]