March
27-29, 2002
Venue:
Multimedia
Center
University of Aizu, Aizu-Wakamatsu, Fukushima,
Japan
Opens Source Institute/Linux Cafe, Akihabara, Tokyo
Program:
Keynote
- Florence McGinn:
International E-Learning: Transforming Education's Future
Program
Schedule
Fees:
- No registration fee
- Banquet/Onsen,
Takinoyu, Higashi-yama - Y6,000
James K. Chang, CEO/Founder GKE & COMWEB, President GKE Foundation: The Function and Development 21st Century, Global Learning Communities
George Dafermos, Postgraduate Researcher at the David Goldman Informatics Centre, CET, Sunderland, UK: Open Source, Public Policy, and Virtual Decentralised Networks
Mark Kover, CEO Alchemedia, Inc. - (to be announced)
Tosiyasu L. Kunii, PhD, Hosei University, Tokyo, Japan. Special presentation by one of Japan's leading computer scientists and visionaries at the Open Source Institute/Linux Cafe, Akihabara, Tokyo: Meanings and Impact of Open Source.
Florence McGinn, Senior Executive Vice President and Director of Research for GKE (Global Knowledge Exchange) - Keynote Address: International E-Learning: Transforming Education's Future
Alexander Pasko, PhD, Hosei University, Tokyo, Japan: HyperFun Project
Francois Pellegrini, PhD - Virtual Conference, ENSEIRB, University of Bordeaux, France; co-organizer of the Libre Software Meeting (LSM)
Carl Sundberg, Chief Operations and Technology Officer, Citifinancial, Japan: Japan: Frozen at the Crossroads
Turlif Vilbrandt, Tech Director/Mythworks, Eugene, Oregon, USA: Making It Realtime: Exploring the use of optimized realtime environments for historical simulation and education.