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Community Space and Cyberspace
NEW Great Long and Detailed Review
Co-Sponsors of Community Space and Cyberspace
Workshops At A Glance Sunday, March 2, 1997
A Welcome from CPSR President Aki Namioka
Community Space & Cyberspace Keynote: Howard Rheingold
Panel: Building a Civic Web
Jamie McClelland, Technology and Policy Specialist, Libraries for the Future
Peter van den Besselaar: Electronic Infrastructures And Social Networks
Lodis Rhodes: Building a Civic Network: The Austin Access Model
Bart Decrem: Plugged In: An overview
Amy Bruckman: The Day After Net Day
Panel: Culture and Diversity in Community Space and Cyberspace
Steve Cisler: Indigenous Groups and the Internet
Beth Fraser: DO-IT People with Disabilities, Computer Technology and Cyberspace
Beth Fraser: World Wide Access: Accessible Web Design
Madeline Gonzalez: The Association For Community Networking
Panel: Cyberspace Economics: New Opportunities and Challenges
Amy Borgstrom: Civic Networking For Community Economic Development: Acenet’s Approach
Gary Chapman: Community Computing Networks and Hierarchies of Value
David Hakken: Does Virtual Work Mean Virtual(ly No) Community?
Panel: Critical Futures in Networking
Carolyn Lukensmeyer, Executive Director, America Speaks, Washington, DC
Carolyn Lukensmeyer: Building A Framework for Democratic Renewal
Richard Sclove: Telecommunications & the Future of Democracy
Richard Sclove: Building a Community Research Network (CRN)
Richard Sclove: Democratic Research Toward a National Community Research Network
Panel: The High-Tech Mediation of Social Interaction
Ron Cole: Cyberspeech: Passport to Cyberspace
Rusel DeMaria: High Tech Mediation of Social Interaction
Alex Uttermann: The Meta-View: Computer Gaming & 3-d Graphic Worlds Online, or, How I Spent My Youth Practicing for This Moment