Deadline for Demos, Posters and Working Group participation is March 15.
ACM Special Interest Groups in Computer Science Education SIGCSE and Computer Uses in Education (SIGCUE) will join forces in sponsoring a conference and working meeting on the theme of integrating technology into computer science education. Submissions are requested in all areas related to the conference theme.
This includes, but is not limited to, the following topics as applied to computer science/informatics education:
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Working groups will begin work by electronic communication before the conference begins. The working groups will meet one day before the conference, during the conference, and one day after the conference ends. They will present interim reports to the conference and obtain responses from conference attendees. Each working group will determine its own meeting schedule, including when to attend conference events. The groups will work in equipped laboratories.
The results of the groups' work will be edited and widely distributed.
To propose a working group topic:
The deadline for proposing topics is now past.
Send a proposal describing the
problem you wish to address and what you expect to produce in a
five-day working session. Include information on your experience in
the area. Indicate if you are willing to serve as a leader for the
group if selected. If you know others who would participate in the
group, include their names and contact information in your proposal.
To participate in a working group:
The deadline for working group member applications is March 15th.
If you are interested in
joining a working group, send a description of your experience in
areas relevant to the theme of technology in computer
science/informatics education. If there are topics of particular
interest to you, mention them in your submission.
Accepted working group topics
will available on WWW by Feb 17.
Here are
detailed instructions for working group member applications.
All working group submissions: Provide a separate cover page.
Topic proposals and participant applications
will be accepted based on the mix of ideas and
experience submitted with the goal of forming good working groups.
Papers
The deadline for paper submissions is past.
Extended abstracts on topics consistent with the themes of the conference are invited. Abstracts will be reviewed. In order to facilitate double-blind reviewing, it is important that all identifying information be confined to the cover page. In other words, do not include your name, institution, etc. in the body of your extended abstract.
A few abstracts
will be selected for expansion into full papers. If you are not able
to expand the abstract into a full paper if it is chosen, indicate
that on the cover sheet.
Other accepted abstracts will be presented at
the conference as short paper presentations or as posters. The
extended abstract should be the equivalent of
two or three pages on A4 or 8.5 x 11"
paper, single-spaced, 12 point type, one-inch margins.
Demonstrations
The deadline for demonstration submissions is March 15th.
Demonstrations of software, multimedia application resources, simulations, or other resources used in computer science education will be an important part of the conference. Submit a description of the material you wish to demonstrate with a cover sheet. In order to facilitate double-blind reviewing, your name and other identifying information should appear only on the separate cover page.
Demonstration submissions must include information on the equipment
required to conduct the demonstration. If you would bring your own
equipment, state that and describe it. If you require equipment
provided by the conference, describe your needs.
Here are
detailed instructions for demonstration submissions.
The deadline for paper submissions is past.
Panel sessions to address a topic relevant to the theme of the
conference are also invited. The submission of a panel should follow
the directions for a paper, but state that it is a panel session.
Include the names and affiliations of as many panel participants as
possible.
Posters
The deadline for poster submissions is March 15th.
Work in progress may be submitted for presentation in poster format at
the conference. Submit a cover page and the equivalent of
one full page of description of
the work. In order to facilitate double-blind reviewing, your name and
other identifying information should appear only on the separate cover page.
Here are
detailed instructions for poster submissions.
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Papers and Panels (send to one, not both) Deadline is past |
Mats Daniels Box 325 S-751 05 Uppsala Sweden Mats.Daniels@docs.uu.se |
Boots Cassel Dept of Comp. Sciences Villanova, PA 19085-1699 USA tel: +1 610 519 7341 fax: +1 610 519 7889 sigcse@vill.edu |
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Posters and demos Deadline is March 15 |
Jonas Barklund Box 311 S-751 05 Uppsala Sweden tel: +46 18 18 10 50 fax: +46 18 51 15 30 Jonas Barklund@csd.uu.se |
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Working group participation (email application preferred) |
Vicki L. Almstrum email: almstrum@docs.uu.se Dept of Computer Systems Uppsala University Box 325 S-751 05 Uppsala Sweden fax: +46-18-55 02 25 |
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All submissions must be original work.
Send electronic mail (preferred), 4 copies of all printed materials, or a fax. Electronic submissions may be in text, or compressed or uncompressed PostScript. If you plan to use another encoding, check first with the committee person receiving your work. Use fax only if necessary. Electronic submissions can more easily be distributed for review in our tight time schedule.
For information about the conference site and facilities, contact
Organizing Committee Chair: Anders Berglund
| Anders.Berglund@DoCS.uu.se tel: + 46 18 18 31 67 fax: +46 18 55 02 25 |
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Department of Computer Systems Box 325 S-75105 Uppsala Sweden |
| Deadline for receipt of working group proposals, papers, panels | 6 Dec 96 | |
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| Notification of acceptance of working groups, papers, panels | 17 Feb 97 | |
| Deadline for receipt of posters, demonstration proposals and working group participation | 15 March 97 | |
| Working groups planning and groundwork begins (electronically) | 1 April 97 | |
| Notification of acceptance of posters, demonstrations | 15 April 97 | |
| Working groups meet | 1-5 June 97 | |
| Conference | 2-4 June 97 |
| The Uppsala castle |
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The weather in Uppsala is usually sunny and warm in June (about 20 C, 69F). However, since cooler days and rain showers are not uncommon during the Swedish summer, a sweater and a raincoat can be useful items to pack along.
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