Brief Program for the Annual Meeting of COCH/COSH at the 2000 Congress of the Social Sciences and the Humanities, May 24-25, 2000 University of Alberta, Alberta, Canada.
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WEDNESDAY,
MAY 24
MERCREDI
24 MAISession 1.
9:15-10:30 am
Location:
Humanites Centre 2-29
The Future of the Arts and Humanities Computing Centre
Part I
Chair: R.G. Siemens (Malaspina U-C)Introduction
Ian Lancashire (U Toronto)Embracing Confusion: The Electronic Text Centre at the University of New Brunswick
Alan Burk, Electronic Text Centre (U New Brunswick)From Language Centre to Humanities Computing: A Natural Evolution
Peter Liddell, Language Centre (U Victoria)Session 2.
10:45 am -12:15 pm
Location:
Humanites Centre 2-29
The Future of the Arts and Humanities Computing Centre
Part II
Chair: R.G. Siemens (Malaspina U-C)Supporting Multimedia in the Humanities
Geoffrey Rockwell, Humanities Computing Centre (McMaster U)Putting Teaching before Technology: A Successful Arts Technology Centre at Alberta
Terry Butler, Technologies for Learning Centre (U Alberta)From South of the Border to North: Transitions in Humanities Computing
Scott Gerrity, Language Centre (U Victoria)Session 3:
2:00-3:45 pm
Location:
Humanites Centre 2-29
Software for the Classroom
Chair: Joanne Buckley (McMaster U)Hybrid Online Courses & Strategies for Collaboration
Marshal Soules (Malaspina U-C)Half-Baked Software Inc.: Commercializing Humanities Software Ethically
Martin Holmes (U of Victoria)And ACTION!: Digital Video in the Humanities
Andrew McTavish (McMaster U)Accents yet unknown: Discussion and demonstration of a software package that allows students to 'block' a scene from a play, and submit it as an assignment.
Michael Best (U of Victoria)Orlando Project Open
house
4:00-6:00 pm
Location:
5th Floor, Humanities Centre
Presentation of the the Orlando Project Patricia Clements, Project Director, and
Susan Fisher, Project Librarian
THURSDAY
MAY 25
JEUDI
25 MAISession 4.
9:15-10:30 am
Location:
Humanites Centre 2-29
Electronic Readings
Chair: Teresa Dobson (U of Alberta)Hypertextual interference
Alice Van der Klei (U of Montreal)Anamnesis and Amnesia: The Cyberfeminist Archive in M.D. Coverley's Hypertext Fiction
Carolyn Guertin (U of Alberta)Béroul’s Tristran et Yseut: revisiting the bipartite theory. A TACT-generated Analysis.
Ineke Hardy-Stovel (U of Ottawa)Session 5: plenary
10:45- 12:15 pm
Location:
Humanites Centre 2-29
Plenary
Chair: W. Winder (U of British Columbia)Tagging for Content
Paul Fortier (U of Manitoba)Session 6.
2:00-3:15 pm
Location:
Humanites Centre 2-29
Electronic Publishing
Chair: Marshal Soules (Malaspina U-C)The Difference between 'Straightforward' and 'Easy': A Case Study in the HTML to SGML Conversion of Early Modern Literary Studies
Kathryn Harvey, SGML Consultant/Developer EMLS,
Mount Saint Vincent U
Ray Siemens, Senior Editor (Advisory) EMLS, Malaspina U-CTeaching Writing on Screen: The Creation of a CD-ROM
Joanne Buckley (McMaster U)New Models for Electronic Publishing
Ron Tetrault (Dalhousie U)3:30 - 4:30 pm
Location:
Humanites Centre 2-29
COCH/COSH General Meeting
Chair: Ian Lancashire (U of Toronto)General meeting and meeting with HSSFC Representative (4:15)
