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Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2000 13:07:14 -0400
Message-Id: <v04210153b6122f687c8b@[192.100.21.22]> Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2000 13:07:14 -0400 To: ninch-announce@cni.org, bb-all@ninch.org From: NINCH-ANNOUNCE <david@ninch.org>
NINCH ANNOUNCEMENT
News on Networking Cultural Heritage Resources
from across the Community
October 17, 2000
WORLD WIDE WEB CONFERENCE 2001: Hong Kong
http://www10.org/
Call for Cultural Track Proposals
http://www10.org/w10-call-culture.html
DEADLINE: November 10, 2000
This notice from Liddy Nevile, chair of the Culture Track of the 10th
World Wide Web conference, is a challenge for us all to do what we
can to make this a substantial component of WWW10.
From the website:
"Culture Track topics include but are not limited to the following:
* Digital arts, installations and exhibitions
* Digitising collections - tools and techniques
* Describing resources and collections
* Indigenous cultures online
* Models for creative and scholarly self-publishing
* Multi-culturalism and multi-linguality
* Virtual institutions including economic models
* Cultural communities including technical and minority
* Government policies and standards
Proposals should address important, topical issues in the cultural
sector and promote active participation in lively debate among
respondents and participants. Of particular interest will be
presentations that contribute to increasing participation in and the
value of the online world for those in the Asia-Pacific Region.
See the guidelines for papers, panels and posters. Proposals for
other forms of presentation should be made directly to the Culture
Track Chair at <mailto:culture@www10.org>
Members of the selection committee include: David Bearman, Judy
Gradwohl, Rachel Heery, Liddy Nevile, Eric Miller, John Perkins, Andy
Powell, Alfredo Ronchi, Shigeo Sugimoto, Jennifer Trant, Stuart
Weibel.
David Green
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>From: Liddy Nevile <liddy@motile.net>
>To: cultivateml2@ukoln.ac.uk
>Subject: Re: Culture Track at WWW10 in Hong Kong in May 2001
>Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2000 08:28:42 +1000
The World Wide Web Conference series (WWW10) will be in the Asia-Pacific
region again next year. It will be a very special conference if
there is a high
level of local participation. IT and web developers and web users in the
region are invited to interact with their regional as well as American and
European colleagues.
Please note that this year the conference has included two special tracks -
culture and education. They are designed to bring those who deal with
content and web use standards and research into close contact with those who
study and set the technical, infrastructure standards. As chair of the
Culture Track, I am keen to ensure that those who are working with standards
that go beyond the 'hard-techie' ones that define the web infrastructure
present their work to help everyone makes the web a richer place for all.
If you or your colleagues are doing work that helps explain what is being
done and what is possible, and what is needed, the Culture Track should
provide a useful international forum for sharing your work. Please consider
a proposal for a paper, panel, poster or contributing by attending.
The following Calls for Participation are now available on the WWW10
Website (http://www10.org/):
Call for Refereed Papers http://www10.org/w10-call-papers.html
Call for Panel Proposals http://www10.org/w10-calls-panels.html
Call for Poster Proposals http://www10.org/w10-call-posters.html
Call for Vendors Track Proposals http://www10.org/w10-calls-vendors.html
Note in particular the Call for Cultural Track Proposals
http://www10.org/w10-call-culture.html
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http://www.www10.org/mailman/listinfo/www10-announce
Contact me directly if you wish.
Liddy Nevile, Chair of Culture Track, WWW10, culture@www10.org
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