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2 total messages Started by Lissa Shoun Mon, 09 Nov 1992 17:39
Multimedia in Education (1930's and 2000)
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Author: Lissa Shoun
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 1992 17:39
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Next Meeting of the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the International
Interactive Communications Society (IICS) will be:

Tuesday, November 10

7-10pm       (7:00 for munchies, 7:30 for meeting start)

Annenberg Auditorium
Stanford University, Palo Alto (directions below)

$10 for non-members, free for members
You may join the IICS at the door. Individual $75, Student $40 for one year.
Includes Newsletter, monthly meetings, member directory, great networking
opportunities. Put my name as a referral (Lissa Shoun) so I can win a
mug, pen or some other fantastic prize. Meetings are held on the second
Tuesday of every month. The hotline number (415) 328-7318 has current
meeting information.

TOPIC:  Multimedia In Education

Two fascinating programs will be presented at the November 10 IICS
meeting at Annenberg Auditorium, Stanford University: Myron Puckett
from Decision Development Corp. in San Ramon will demonstrate
Science 2000, an interactive, multimedia educational program
designed to teach science to middle school students. With a mouse,
students can point and click to pull up any one of a number of
databases or video images from the laserdisc. Science 2000 made
histroy recently when the California State Board of Education voted
to allow schools to spend their textbook funds for the
"non-textbook" program.

Lisa Paul from Wings for Learning/Sunburst in Scotts Valley will
show Voices of the 30's, which brings accounts of the historical
events and social issues of the 1930's to life by linking and
indexing the images, sounds, and text in a CD-ROM format for middle
and high school students. Teachers can use Voices of the 30's to
plan lessons or classroom presentations; it also acts as a catalyst
for small group discussions or a hands-on resource center. This
should be a meeting well worth attending!


DIRECTIONS

From Highway 101, take the Embarcadero exit WEST to Stanford. i
Embarcadero becomes Galvez St. after crossing El Camino. Go
through the four-way stop at Campus Drive and park in the lot on the
right, after Memorial Way and before Serra St.

Walk to Serra St., turn right and walk along Serra past the Art
Gallery (about 100 yards). Turn left onto a broad paved pathway, and
walk in about 30 yards. Turn left and walk towards the Cummings Art
Building. You'll see a sunken sculpture in front. Walk down the
stairs to enter the Annenberg Auditorium. This is a five minute walk
from the parking lot.

From 280, take the Page Mill exit, towards the bay (northeast). Turn
left on El Camino Real. Turn left onto the campus at Galvez St.
(Galvez is also Embarcadero) Follow directions above.

-- 
Lissa
shoun@netcom.com     (408) 926-0812
Re: Multimedia in Education (1930's and 2000)
#745
Author: Lissa Shoun
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 1992 18:24
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If you attend this meeting, or the first IICS Education SIG (Special
Interest Group) on December 1, you can buy tickets for a presentation
of "Desert Music", a multimedia performance at the George
Coates Performance Works. The show is Saturday, December 5th at 8pm
and the cost is $20. I don't know if this is a special price for
IICS members only. For more information, call Pat Gadban at 
(408) 373-0728.

By the way, the Education SIG will be meeting on December 1st at 7pm
at the George Coates Performance Works, 110 McAllister St. in
San Francisco. This first meeting will be a public forum featuring
various persons involved in multimedia, telecommunications 
and education. Rather than an evening of presentation, we anticipate
an evening of questions and dialogue. Because we're not sure how many
people will attend, we've decided to "brown bag" it the
first time.  [i.e. The standard munchies and wine that you've come
to expect at a Bay Area IICS meeting will not be provided.]
-- 
Lissa
shoun@netcom.com     (408) 926-0812
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