CILT2000
ABSTRACTS
Theme:
Assessment for Learning
Bill Penuel bpenuel@unix.sri.com
SRI International
Are
We Working Together? Using Handhelds to Assess Student Collaboration
Michael Spector spector@syr.edu
Syracuse University
Causal
Influence Diagrams as Pedagogical and Assessment Tool
Louis Abrahamson la@bedu.com Better
Education Inc.
Equity
Impacts from Formative Assessment Using a Classroom Communication
System (CCS) in 3rd through 5th Grades
Joe Clark djclark@videodiscovery.com
Videodiscovery, Inc.
Performance
Based Assessment
Daniel Dunlap dunlapd@vt.edu
Virginia Tech
Gauging
Cooperative Learning in the Virtual School: Positive interdependence
in Computer-Mediated Group Science Projects
Daniel Hickey dhickey@gsu.edu
University of Georgia
Engagement,
Assessment & Epistemological Reconciliation in a Technology-Supported
Learning Environment
Katz Irvin ikatz@ets.org ETS
Assessment
of Metacognitive Skill within a Scaffolded Learning Environment
John Ittelson john@monterey.edu
CalStateTEACH Technology Enhancement Project
On-line
Assessment in Teacher Certification Programs
David Niguidula dniguidula@worldnet.att.net
Ideas Consulting
Digital
Portfolios: A Richer Picture of Student Achievement
Michael Simkins msimkins@jointventure.org
Joint Venture: Silicon Valley Network
Assessing
Multimedia-Supported Project-Based Learning: Exploring the Social
Life of Rubrics
Jim Slotta slotta@socrates.berkeley.edu
University of California at Berkeley
Designing
WISE Assessments that accommodate teacher customizations
Steven Tanimoto tanimoto@cs.washington.edu
University of Washington
Supporting
Assessment-Intensive Pedagogy: The Design of INFACT -- the Interactive
Networked Facet-based Assessment Capture Tool
David Vogt dvogt@brainium.com
University of British Columbia
Learning
by Ambush
Louise Yarnall louise.yarnall@sri.com
SRI International
Different
Approaches to Online Assessment of Students' Web Research Skills
Malcolm Bauer mbauer@ets.org
ETS
Demonstration
of a Scaffolded Learning Environment for AP Statistics
George Collison george@concord.org
Concord Consortium
Online
Assessment: Pushing the limits - Exploring and Exposing Conceptual
Frameworks
Andrew Latham alatham@teacheruniverse.com
Teacher Universe
Formative
and Summative Assessment of Teachers' Technology Integration Skills
Robert McLaughlin mclaughb@nici-mc2.org
Natl. Inst. for Community Innovations
Personal
Learning Plan/Portfolio (PLP)
Robert Spielvogel rspiel@edc.org
Center for Children and Technology
Schools
Around the World: Using Student Work to Support Changes in Teacher
Assessment Practices
Tina Wojcik twojcik@teacheruniverse.com
Teacher Universe
Adaptivity
and Online Professional Development - Innovative Solutions for Time-Starved
Teacher
Mary Ann Christie maryann@concord.org
The Concord Consortium
Using
technology to embed assessments in inquiry learning opportunities
Richard Duschl richard.duschl@kcl.ac.uk
King's College London
Using
'Knowledge Forum' to Develop Argumentation Skills
Daniel Hickey dhickey@gsu.edu
University of Georgia
A
Pragmatic Framework for Evaluating Innovative Science Learning Environments
Jolie Mayer-Smith mayersmi@ubc.ca
University of British Columbia
The
Impact of Student Interactive Assessment on learning and teaching
in secondary science classrooms
Kevin Rocap krocap@csulb.edu
CLMER, Cal State University, Long Beach
Bridging
the Digital and Education Divides
Ron Stevens immex_ron@hotmail.com
UCLA IMMEX
Objectively
Assessing Student Problem-Solving with Technology
Theme:
Community Tools
Dan Alpert alpert@ncsa.uiuc.edu
NCSA
Some
observations about collaboration, communication and collaborative
tools
Sasha Barab sbarab@indiana.edu
Indiana University
The
Internet Learning Forum: Fostering and Sustaining Knowledge Networking
To Support A Community Of Science And Mathematics Teachers
Linda Charles lcharles@classroom.com
Classroom Connect
Community
and Collaboration: Internet Environments that Connect Classrooms
Ricki Goldman-Segall ricki.goldman-segall@ubc.ca
University of British Columbia
Video
Cases: Designing Constellations, a Perspectivity Digital Video Data
Analysis Tool
Lynn Heffron heffron@athenium.com
Athenium, LLC
Student-Centered
Collaborative Learning: Experience with Web-based TEAMthink
Christopher Hoadley tophe@kn.cilt.org
SRI International
Design-based
research methodologies for education and technology
David Kirsh kirsh@ucsd.edu
UCSD
Coordinative
Structures
Carolyn Knox
cknoxq@oregon.uoregon.edu University
of Oregon
Networked
Notetaking: Instant Success for ESL Students
Jim Laffey laffeyj@missouri.edu
Univ. of Missouri-Columbia
The
Shadow netWorkspace' Learning Systems Project
Melodee Landis mlandis@unomaha.edu
University of Nebraska at Omaha
BRIDGING
THE DISCONNECT: AN E-LEARNING MANIFESTO
April Luehmann luehmann@engin.umich.edu
University of Michigan
Outward
Bound: Preparing students for active investigations through rivers
Christine Master cmaster@dcps.dade.k12.fl.us
Miami-Dade County Public Schools
Creating
a K-12 Internet Portal: The Miami-Dade Experience
Melissa Poole cipoole@coe.missouri.edu
University of Missouri-Columbia
CSCL
Tools for Teacher Education: Affordances and Constraints in the
Context of Practice
Wiwat Puntai wpuntai@wam.umd.edu
U. Maryland
Using
a Multimedia Digital Library for Community Building in The Maryland
Electronic Learning Community
Jennifer Robins jrobins@uiuc.edu
uiuc
Stone
Soup:A Distributed Collaboratory Using Software Agents
Raymond Rose ray@concord.org
The Concord Consortium
Seeing
Math Telecommunications Demonstration Project: Video Case Studies
for Teacher Professional Development
Raymond Rose ray@concord.org
The Concord Consortium
Issues
in Development of an Online Education Teaching Certification
Andee Rubin andee_rubin@terc.edu
TERC
Technology
and Equity in Mathematics Education
Gerry Stahl gerry.stahl@colorado.edu
University of Colorado
Sharing
discussions from different platforms
Reed Stevens reedstev@u.washington.edu
University of Washington
Creating
and sharing representations of scientific phenomena: A Proposal
for a video-based meta-exhibit to connect informal learning centers
and schools
Chris Dede chris_dede@harvard.edu
Harvard University
Museum-Related
Virtual Environments for Teaching and Learning Middle School Science
Jim Hewitt jhewitt@oise.utoronto.ca
OISE/University of Toronto
Knowledge
Forum
Cindy Hmelo chmelo@rci.rutgers.edu
Rutgers, The State University of New
Jersey
Scaffolded
use of a simulation to support the development of inquiry skills
Mary Anne Mather mary_anne_mather@brown.edu
Northeast & Islands Regional Educational
Laboratory at Brown
The
Knowledge Loom: What Works in Teaching & Learning Web Resource
for Professional Development and School-based Decision-making
Babette Moeller bmoeller@edc.org
EDC/Center for Children and Technology
KidCode:
A community tool to support collaborative learning among diverse
learners
Mark Schlager schlager@unix.sri.com
SRI International
TAPPED
IN Online Community Workplace for Education Professionals
Thérèse Laferrière & Alain Breuleux tlaf@fse.ulaval.ca
Laval University & McGill University
Communities
of interpretation within the Telelearning Professional Development
Schools
Sasha Barab sbarab@indiana.edu
Indiana University
Building
Sustainable Online Networks
Janet Blatter jblatt@po-box.mcgill.ca
McGill University
TOPOS:
A space for joint reflective practice and inquiry inquiry into K-14
design activities
Nathan Bos serp@umich.edu
University of Michigan
Trust
development via computer-mediated communications
Alex Cuthbert alx@socrates.berkeley.edu
University of California at Berkeley
Creating
A Dynamic Set Of Interconnected Learning Communities: Strategies
For Using Online Discussions To Achieve Different Pedagogical Goals
Sharon Derry sharond@wcer.wisc.edu
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Designing
Instructional Web Sites to Support Inclusive Problem-Based Learning
Eric Hilfer hilfere@tomsnyder.com
Tom Snyder Productions
Adoption
of online community tools in mainstream K-12 classrooms - a successful
incremental approach to innovation based on connecting to current
practice
Brad Hough brad.hough@vanderbilt.edu
Vanderbilt University
Virtual
communities of practice in teacher education: Assessing reflection
in computer-mediated Communication environments
Toru Iiyoshi iiyoshi@carnegiefoundation.org
Knowledge Media Laboratory,
The
Carnegie Foundation for the Fostering the Scholarship of Teaching
and Learning Through the Use of Online Collaboration Technologies
and Multimedia
Soo-Young Lee sooyoung@umich.edu
The University of Michigan
Design
Considerations to Promote Synergy of Electronic and Classroom Discourse
Raymond Rose ray@concord.org
Concord Consortium
Online
Moderating: Supporting Learning in Virtual Communities
Patricia Schank patti@chemsense.org
SRI International
The
ChemSense Knowledge Building Environment
Mary Wildner-Bassett wildnerb@u.arizona.edu
University of Arizona
Multiple
literacies,interdependent interaction, and the opportunities of
non-foundational, interdependent, and collaborative learning with
CMC environment
Theme:
Synergy
Lillie Akin sci4me@aol.com
University of Mississippi
Interactive
Video Network, A Missed opportunity
Judith Collison judith@concord.org
Concord Consortium
Hands
On Physics: Assessment in a Pilot of two units, Magnetism and Motion
Norma Fleischman norma_fleischman
US Department of Education
State
Policies Matter: In-service Teacher Professional Development in
Technology
John Kahler jkahler@whyy.org
WHYY, Inc.
Online
Learning: The LearnFromUs Project
Cathleen Loving cloving@tamu.edu
Texas A&M University
Visualization
and Model-based Reasoning Using Groundwater Groundwater Computer
Models: Science Teacher Protocols
Debra Rein debra.r@apple.com
Apple
Apple
Learning: Helping educators leverage technology for learning
Perry Samson samson@livingtext.com
LivingText
Teaming
as a Means to Sustainability
Mary Beam marybeam@enoreo.on.ca
Education Network of Ontario
Grabbing
Hold: Teachers as their own Internet Service Provider
Maria Plakhotnik masha_private@yahoo.com
University of Northern Iowa (UNI)
InTime:
A PT3 and Renaissance Group Project
Theme:
Ubiquitous Computing
Stephen Bannasch stephen@concord.org
Concord Consortium
Visualizing
heat and temperature using handheld computers and RF-linked sensors
Robbie Berg rberg@media.mit.edu
MIT Media Lab and Wellesley College
Learning
with Digital Manipulatives|New Frameworks to Help Elementary-School
Students Explore "Advanced" Mathematical and Scientific
Concepts
Geri Gay gkg1@cornell.edu
Cornell University
Wireless
Computing in Education
Tom Greaves twg@netschools.net
NetSchools Corporation
One-to-One
Computing Tools for Life
Kord Kutchins kord@intrinsigo.com
Inrinsigo
Learning
in the Palm of Your Hand
Curtis Lee clee@spusd.k12.ca.us
South Pasadena USD / Pepperdine University
Pervasive
Learning Environments: An "open source" approach to leveraging
ubiquity
Regan Mandryk rlmandry@sfu.ca
Simon Fraser Univeristy
Palms
Together: Collaborative Use of Multiple Baby-faced Displays
Bakhtiar Mikhak mikhak@media.mit.edu
MIT Media Laboratory
THE
CONSTRUCTION KIT CONSTRUCTION KIT
Ann Rivet arivet@umich.edu
University of Michigan
Ubiquitous
Images Seed Grant Report
Carolyn Staudt carolyn@concord.org
Concord Consortium
Kids
And PalmS (KAPS)
Paul Allan Stokstad stokstad@pasco.com
PASCO Scientific
Overcoming
the Data Barrier
Walter Stroup wstroup@mail.utexas.edu
The University of Texas at Austin
Participatory
Simulations: New activity design for an era of ubiquitous, wireless,
networked, classroom computing
Noel Wanner noelw@exploratorium.edu
The Exploratorium
The
Electronic Guidebook: wireless networks and handheld computers at
the Exploratorium
Lento Eileen lento@pasco.com
PASCO scientific
Enhancing
Science Curriculum with Electronic Measurement Labs
Frank E. Ferguson frank.ferguson@curriculumassociates.com
Curriculum Associates, Inc.
EdnTop.com
- a forthcoming portal for wireless handheld PDAs
Sarah Forst sforst@casio.com
Casio, Inc
The
Hand-Held Solution
Wayne Grant wgrant@imagiworks.com
ImagiWorks
A
Data Visualizer for Every Backpack
Mike Lorion mike_lorion@palm.com
Palm, Inc., Education Division
Handheld
Computing in Teaching & Learning
Arthur Camins acamins@ma.ultranet.com
Hudson Public Schools
Mobile
Inquiry Technology Projects
Ann Rivet arivet@umich.edu
University of Michigan
Palms
to Support Students' Science Learning in Inquiry-Based Classrooms
Saul Rockman saul@rockman.com
Rockman et al.
Value
and status of ubiquitous classroom tools
Brian Taylor btaylor@thinkronize.com
Thinkronize
DigitalBackpack
and NetTrekker: Portable learning ASP tools for students and teachers
Felix Lau fwlau@cs.sfu.ca
Simon Fraser University
I
Dream of Geney: Designing an Educational Application for t
Theme:
Visualization and Modeling
Jazlin Ebenezer jazlin@cc.umanitoba.ca
University of Manitoba
A
hypermedia environment to explore and negotiate students' conceptions:
Animation of the solution process of table salt
Janice Gobert jgobert@concord.org
The Concord Consortium
MAKING
THINKING VISIBLE: PROMOTING STUDENTS' MODEL-BUILDING AND COLLABORATIVE
DISCOURSE IN W.I.S.E.
Jim Levin j-levin@uiuc.edu
Univ. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Visualization
And Sense Making In Learning:|The Impact Of Using the Visualization
of Internet information Tool (VisIT) On Knowledge Construction
Tom Moher moher@uic.edu
University of Illinois at Chicago
Science
inquiry in explorable virtual environments
Dr. Alexander Repenning alexandr@agentsheets.com
AgentSheets Inc.
Connecting
Simulations to the Real World
Christina Schwarz cschwarz@socrates.berkeley.edu
Yale University
Using
computer modeling tools to foster elementary school teachers
and students understanding of scientific modeling
Jane Stahler stahler@pasco.com
PASCO Scientific
Representing
Real-Time Data
Uri Wilensky uriw@media.mit.edu
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
Participatory
Simulations: Connecting Learner Experience to Computational Simulations
Yoav Yair yoavya@oumail.openu.ac.il
The Open University of Israel
From
the Rings of Saturn to the Streets of London: Applications of VR
and Scientific Visualization to Teaching Earth Science and Astronomy
Daniel Edelson d-edelson@northwestern.edu
Northwestern University
WorldWatcher
and My World: Geographic data visualization and analysis tools for
learners
Steven McGee mcgee@cet.edu
NASA Classroom of the Future
Investigating
Regrowth in El Yunque Rainforest through Visualization and Modeling
Henry Olds holds@riverdeep.net
Riverdeep Interactive Learning
The
EarthPulse Center: Putting Students in Touch IInteractively with
Their Changing World
Margaret Corbit corbitm@tc.cornell.edu
Cornell Theory Center
Landscapes,
Soundscapes, and Mindscapes for Informal Science Education
Paul Horwitz paul@concord.org
The Concord Consortium
Using
Technology to Teach Students How to Reason with Models
Jean McKendree j.mckendree@ed.ac.uk
University of Edinburgh
Representations,
Reasoning, and Red Squirrels
Jerry Suits jpsuits@excite.com
McNeese State University
Building
Bridges to Help Students Connect Phenomena to Scientific Principles
Ioanna Vekiri vekiri@umich.edu
The University of Michigan
Using
Cognitive Research to Develop Design Principles for Visualization
Tools:
Feature of the Blue Skies: College Edition Software
Juan Moran jmoran@pop.ncsa.uiuc.edu
NCSA University of Illinois
Modeling
as the standard for measuring the representational validity of computer
visualizations: The case of chemistry
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