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A great course if you can get up north for a month.

Don't forget your insect repellant and bathing suit.

Martin

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Lakehead University Summer Institute for Advanced Studies
http://www.lusias.org

The Lakehead University Summer Institute for Advanced Studies offers
graduate courses in the use of computing technologies for research in the
humanities and social sciences.  These courses would interest those scholars
concerned with technology transfer in international development to address
the method and theory of applying multimedia techniques to integrate text,
still and video images and sound as a research tool.
This Graduate Summer Institute aims to promote and create a research
environment where students can work with professional staff and researchers
from leading institutions across the world. Students first learn about
Hypermedia technologies, and then have the option to apply them to their own
research materials. There are two sessions to choose from and all courses
are taught at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.

The MacKenzie Ward Trust is collaborating with Lakehead University in
organizing this innovative Graduate Summer School in 1998. The courses
offered at LUSIAS aim to bridge the gap between technologies and the social
sciences. The explosion of digital information has not yet been accompanied
by a similar growth in software tools to manage and organize digital data.
Hypermedia technologies offer the potential to resolve these information
management problems. They will enable students to investigate issues from
new angles and invite new ways of molding and presenting their research
materials. The completion of courses allows students to gain graduate level
credits or they can be used to further professional training.

There are two sessions in 1998:

Session I: May 11th to 30, 1998

Session II: July 6th to 25th, 1998

If you have any questions please contact:

Alicia Colson
LUSIAS Administrator

ajmcolson@lusias.org
http://www.lusias.org

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