Revised: March 19, 1997

• Cyberpunks (not finished), Jumapila Carroll
• MUDs as Communities, Brian De La Mater
• Ted Nelson and Project Xanadu: A hypertext exploration of hypertext, Jonny Fink
• Conspiracy Theory on the Internet, Sean Fitzgerald
• Cyberspace and Our Legal System, Melinda Flemming
• Prescription for Our Computers, Hideyuki Furusho
• Seminars and Symposiums: Structured and Unstructured Computer-Mediated Informational Meetings, John Garrison (Also a java program for doing virtual symposia
• Internet Privacy, Erin Gault
• Phil's papers, Phillip Gelfand
• Chat Rooms: Simply Another Form of Community, Judy Hodder
• Plugged In, Justin Hughey
• The Use of Computers and Internet in Public Schools, Chris Litchfield
• Creating Community through New Media Journalism, Gary Love
• Children with Learning Disabilities on the Internet, Michele Marshall
• What can the Internet do for democracy, justice, community?, Lorna Leitgeb
• Internet Addiction Disorder, Janys-Maureen Murphy
• Pornography and the Net, Nicole Rogers
• Can and Should Disputes Between Parties be Mediated Via the Computer Medium? Suzanne Shanks
• Seniors in Cyberspace, Jennifer Sorenson
• Reaching Improved Realities, Cuyler Swindley
• Conspiracy Theory and Esoteric Knowledge, Matthew Van Amburg
• The Information Revolution, Aaron Ward

The description of these projects is described.

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