Week 1: no events
Week 2: Thursday, January 10
Gender and Technology:
A Case Study on Design Research and Ethics
Brenda Laurel, Pasadena, California
Graduate Faculty, Media Design Program, Art Center College of Design,
Design/Research Consultant, Pasadena, California, and author of Utopian
Entrepreneur
Noon-1 p.m.
Concert Hall, Carleton College
Follow-up discussion, lunch and book signing
1:15-2:00 p.m., Great Hall
article available in LTC, Laird 115
Week 3: Tuesday, January 15
Scholarly Communication and the Liberal Arts College
Clifford A. Lynch
Clifford A. Lynch is a computer scientist on the faculty at UC, Berkeley,
committed to enhancing scholarship using information technology. He serves
as Executive Director for the Coalition for Networked Information, Washington,
D.C. and is the author of The Digital Dilemma: Intellectual Property in
the Information Infrastructure
noon-1:30 p.m.
Alumni Guest House, lunch provided
Week 4: Tuesday, January 22
Faculty Scholarship Forum:
Digital Futures: Projects and Prospects for Multimedia
John Schott
Director of Media Studies,
James Woodward Strong Professor, Carleton College
noon-1:30 p.m.
Gould Library Athenaeum, lunch provided
Week 5: Tuesday, January 29
Virtual Reality for the Classroom: An affordable innovation
Paul Morin
Visualization Specialist
Department of Geology and Geophysics,
University of Minnesota and
Media Union, University of Michigan
noon-1:30 p.m.
Alumni Guest House, lunch provided
Week 6: Thursday, February 7
Teaching and Learning Online: A Language-Rich Environment
Bill Condon
Professor of English, Director of Writing Programs,
Washington State University and
Bush Visiting Professor of Rhetoric, Carleton College
noon-1:30 p.m.
Alumni Guest House, lunch provided
Week 7: Tuesday, February 12
Information Literacy at Carleton
Karen Fischer, Head of Reference and Instruction,
Gould Library, Carleton College
Nathan Grawe, Economics
Clara Hardy, Classics
Susan Jaret McInstry, English
Victoria Morse, History
Mary Savina, Geology
and Library Liaisons:
Mollie Freier, Michael Kirby, Colleen McFarland, Charlie Priore, Carolyn
Sanford
noon-1:30 p.m.
Alumni Guest House, lunch provided
Week 8: Monday, February 18
Placing Liberal Arts Learning in a Geographic Context:
Examples from the Earth and Social Sciences
Michael F. Goodchild
Professor, Department of Geography and
National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
University of California, Santa Barbara
12:30-2:00
Alumni Guest House, lunch provided
Week 9: Thursday, February 28
Copyright, Fair Use and the Internet
James M. Pfau
Partner, Faegre & Benson, LLP
Minneapolis
noon-1:30 p.m.
Alumni Guest House, lunch provided
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