DIVERSE news OL Nov04

UPDATE: DIVERSE 2005 - Call for Papers extended to 10-January 2005

DIVERSE LINKS

Conferences
Nashville 2005
Amsterdam 2004
Derby 2003
Banff 2002
Derby 2001

Contacts
Chair:
Mark Childs
Conference host 2005
Lori Schnieders
Newsletter
Mike O'Donoghue
Publications
Jon Baggaley

About DIVERSE...

DIVERSE's HIGH CHAIR :
Chris O'Hagan hands over to Mark Childs at DIVERSE 2004

In July 2004 Mark Childs of Warwick Univesity took over from Chris O'Hagan as the chair of the international DIVERSE network. "Video and video conferencing are entering a new era of technological development in education, both in the EU and beyond", Mark said. "I am pleased to be able to make a contribution with my DIVERSE colleagues to exciting new arena". Welcome to the Diverse newsletter>>

Chris O'Hagan keynote - mms://145.81.96.25/videopoort/keynoteOhagan.wmv

News in brief

Radioqualia's Linux streaming manual

DIVERSIFY under development -

Innovate journal now online

2nd UK national worskhop on Handheld computers

Dutch Creative Commons

Birth Portal launched in Netherlands

Next main issue:
February 2005

FEATURED PAPER: M- learning how to M-teach
Prof. J.P. Baggaley, University of Athabasca, Albterta
More

Capturing lectures - the Amsterdam way.
Maaike van Leijen reports on developments in teaching Biology using video. More...

Videoconferencing at ALT-C 2004
Mark Childs reports on the role of video at the ALT-C conference,Exeter, UK . More...

Webstroom's new arrival
Johan Oomen reports on a new protal for streaming serices in the Netherlands. More...

DIVERSE 2004 :Atalanta Days.
An tongue-in-cheek look into life aboard the DIVERSE conference vessel Atalanta. Mike O'Donoghue / Jon Baggaley. More

Webcast sessions from DIVERSE 2004

Nashville News
The venue for DIVERSE 2005 has now been confirmed as Nashville, Tennessee, US and will take place 5-7 July inclusive (see theDIVERSE 2005 website for details). No pre-conference workshops have been proposed at this time. Important dates include: call for papers (now Monday 10th January 2005) and the early bird registration (31st March 2005).

DIVERSE LINKS Conferences Nashville 2005 Amsterdam 2004 Derby 2003 Banff 2002 Derby 2001 Contacts Chair: Mark Childs Conference host 2005 Lori Schnieders Newsletter Mike O'Donoghue Publications Jon Baggaley About DIVERSE...	DIVERSE's HIGH CHAIR : *Chris O'Hagan hands over to Mark Childs at DIVERSE 2004* In July 2004 Mark Childs of Warwick Univesity took over from Chris O'Hagan as the chair of the international DIVERSE network. "Video and video conferencing are entering a new era of technological development in education, both in the EU and beyond", Mark said. "I am pleased to be able to make a contribution with my DIVERSE colleagues to exciting new arena". Welcome to the Diverse newsletter>> Chris O'Hagan keynote - mms://145.81.96.25/videopoort/keynoteOhagan.wmv		News in brief Radioqualia's Linux streaming manual DIVERSIFY under development - Innovate journal now online 2nd UK national worskhop on Handheld computers Dutch Creative Commons Birth Portal launched in Netherlands Next main issue: February 2005

		FEATURED PAPER: M- learning how to M-teach Prof. J.P. Baggaley, University of Athabasca, Albterta More
		Capturing lectures - the Amsterdam way. Maaike van Leijen reports on developments in teaching Biology using video. More...
		Videoconferencing at ALT-C 2004 Mark Childs reports on the role of video at the ALT-C conference,Exeter, UK . More...
		Webstroom's new arrival Johan Oomen reports on a new protal for streaming serices in the Netherlands. More...
		DIVERSE 2004 :Atalanta Days. An tongue-in-cheek look into life aboard the DIVERSE conference vessel Atalanta. Mike O'Donoghue / Jon Baggaley. More Webcast sessions from DIVERSE 2004
		Nashville News The venue for DIVERSE 2005 has now been confirmed as Nashville, Tennessee, US and will take place 5-7 July inclusive (see theDIVERSE 2005 website for details). No pre-conference workshops have been proposed at this time. Important dates include: call for papers (now Monday 10th January 2005) and the early bird registration (31st March 2005).