Agenda

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WORKSHOP AGENDA
Last Update: September 14, 2000

The three components of our Workshop are:

FIELD MEETINGS: parallel workshop meetings of the five fields

TOPICAL SESSIONS: sessions devoted to information on key resources, possibilities and developments, beginning in plenary and breaking out into interdisciplinary discussion groups that report back to the whole.

PLENARY: the entire body engaged in listening, considering, discussing and proposing

Approx Time	Wednesday September 20	Thursday September 21	Friday September 22	Saturday September 23	Sunday September 24
	--	Buffet breakfast: Vista Ballroom Foyer	Buffet breakfast: Vista Ballroom Foyer	Buffet breakfast: Vista Ballroom Foyer	--
9-10:30	--	FIELD MEETINGS Session 1 How We Work Questionnaire Review HISTORY: Sherwood INTERDISCIPLINARY: Ashlawn South LANGUAGE & LITERATURE: Belle Air PERFORMING ARTS: Ashlawn North VISUAL & MEDIA STUDIES: Westover	TOPICAL SESSION B-1 Vista A+B New Models Of Electronic Publication/ Dissemination Chair: Michael Grossberg, American Historical Review and Indiana University Library:Press Kate Wittenberg, Columbia University Press "University-Based Electronic Publishing: A New Model for Press-Library Collaboration." Library:Author John Unsworth, University of Virginia, "Supporting Digital Scholarship" Author:Author Dan Zellner, Playwrights & Studio Z, "Text in Space." See related projects to "New Models" in Current Best Examples	TOPICAL SESSION C-1 Vista A+B Visualization & Interactivity Chair: Michael Mahoney, Princeton University Matthew Kirschenbaum, University of Kentucky, "The Virtual Lightbox"- Paula Petrik, University of Maine, "Historical Landscapes;" Kirk Alexander, Princeton University, "Walks in Rome" See related projects to "Visualization" in Current Best Examples	Served breakfast Vista B+C PLENARY Project Finetuning: the next steps.
10:30-11	--	Break: Upper Mezzanine Foyer	Break: Vista Ballroom Foyer	Break: Vista Ballroom Foyer	ADJOURN
11-12:30	--	FIELD MEETINGS Session 2 How We Work	TOPICAL SESSION B-2 Vista C Cross-disciplinary discussion in groups of 10 Reports back to whole	TOPICAL SESSION C-2 Vista C Cross-disciplinary discussion in groups of 10 Reports back to whole
12:30-1:30	--	Lunch Vista C	Lunch Vista A Michael Lesk (National Science Foundation) "Computational Humanities: What Does It Mean, What Should it Mean?"	Lunch Vista A Mary Estelle Kennerly (IMLS) "What Makes a Good Proposal?"
2-3:30	--	TOPICAL SESSION A-1 Vista A+B Possibilities of Digital Media Chair: Gregory Crane, Perseus Project and Tufts University Text: Ben Ray, University of Virginia, "Salem Witch Trials: Documents and Maps and Databases." Sound: Mark Kornbluh, Michigan State University, "The National Gallery of the Spoken Word" Image: Stephen Murray, Columbia University, "Amiens Cathedral" Moving Images/Multi-media: Stephen Mamber, UCLA, "Digital Hitchcock & Hidden Cameras" See related projects to "Possibilities" in Current Best Examples	FIELD MEETINGS Session 3 What Do We Need?	FIELD MEETINGS Session 5 Where Do We Go From Here? -Specs/requirements -Outlines of proposals
3:30-4	--	Break: Vista Ballroom Foyer	Break: Upper Mezzanine Foyer	Break: Upper Mezzanine Foyer
4-5:30	Registration Vista Ballroom Foyer	TOPICAL SESSION A-2 Vista C Cross-disciplinary discussion in groups of 10 Reports back to whole	FIELD MEETINGS Session 4 What Do We Need?	FIELD MEETINGS Session 6 Where Do We Go From Here? -Specs/requirements -Outlines of proposals
6-7	RECEPTION Vista C	Break	PLENARY Vista A Reports & discussion of threads of the day	6:00-7:00pm COCKTAILS Monticello Foyer
7-9	DINNER Vista A+B Opening Speaker JANET MURRAY "Inventing the Medium"	DINNER Vista A+B Reports & discussion of threads of the day David Saltz: "Live Media: How Digital Technology is Transforming Theater."	NIGHT OFF/DINNER OUT	DINNER Monticello Reports & discussion of threads of the day Speaker STANLEY KATZ