Agenda
CSG Workshop and Meeting Agenda
Cornell University
24-26 September 2008
Wednesday 24 September 2008
CSG Workshop
**Amphitheater, J. Williard Marriott Executive Education Center
8:30 Continental Breakfast
9:00 CSG Long Workshop: Collaboration & Social Technologies
Coordinators: Dennis Maloney, Joel Smith, Klara Jelinkova,
Anne Moore, Oren Sreebny, Kevin Morooney, Michael Gettes
Please see Addendum A for the detailed agenda.
10:30 Break
12:00 Lunch
**Taylor A & B, J. Williard Marriott Executive Education Center
1:00 CSG Long Workshop: Collaboration & Social Technologies (continued)
3:00 Break
5:00 Adjourn
Group Dinner - Tower Club at Ithaca College, 1101 Terrace Dining Hall, Ithaca
5:45 & 6:00 Bus leaves hotel for restaurant
6:00 Cocktails
7:00 Dinner
8:30 & 9:00 Bus leave restaurant for hotel
Thursday 25 September 2008
CSG Workshop and CSG Meeting
**Amphitheater, J. Williard Marriott Executive Education Center
7:30 Continental Breakfast
8:00 CSG Short Workshop: Services Oriented Architecture
Coordinators: Shel Waggener, Carrie Regenstein, Wilson D'Souza,
Tom Barton, Bruce Vincent, Elazar Harel
Please see Addendum B for the detailed agenda.
10:00 Break
12:00 Lunch
**Taylor A & B, J. Williard Marriott Executive Education Center
CSG Meeting
**Amphitheater, J. Williard Marriott Executive Education Center
1:30 I. Introductory Remarks (CSG Coordinator)
1:35 II. Policy Discussion 1: Mobile & Converged Device Plans
Coordinators: Bill Clebsch, Andy Palms, Andrew Yu, Jim Jokl
2:35 III. Timely Topics and Gossip (Leonhardt)
The following topics will be covered:
Long Workshop Summary
Short Workshop Summary
Others as time and interest allow.
Please send other topics to Charlie Leonhardt.
3:00 Break
3:30 IV. Future of the CSG (Leonhardt)
5:30 Adjourn
Group Dinner - Taughannock Farms Inn, 2030 Gorge Rd, Trumansburg (607 387 7711)
5:45 & 6:00 Bus leaves hotel for inn, via Taughannock Falls
6:00 Cocktails
7:30 Dinner
9:00 & 9:15 Bus leaves inn for hotel
Friday 26 September 2008
CSG Meeting (continued)
**Amphitheater, J. Williard Marriott Executive Education Center
7:30 Continental Breakfast
8:00 V. Organizational Issues (CSG Coordinator)
A. Steering/Membership Committee Issues (Jackson)
B. Treasurer's Report (Duwe)
C. Logistics for Winter 2009 Meeting (Antonelli)
(University of Colorado, Boulder, 7-9 January 2009)
D. Venues and Dates for Future CSG Meetings (Antonelli)
Please see http://www.stonesoup.org/Meetings/future.html
for the current list.
8:15 VI. Session Proposals for Winter 2009 Meeting (Jackson)
9:00 Break
9:30 VII. Policy Discussion 2: Copyright Compliance at all Levels
Coordinators: Tracy Mitrano, Tracy Futhey, Steve Worona
10:30 VIII. Policy Discussion 3: Evolution of ID Cards, Physical Access Control & Two-Factor Auth Deployments
Coordinators: Paul Hill, Bill Badertscher, Tim Gleason
11:30 Adjourn
11:30 Lunch (box lunches available)
**Outside Amphitheater, J. Williard Marriott Executive Education Center
Addendum A: CSG Long Workshop: Collaboration & Social Technologies
Detailed Agenda
9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Topic: Some trends in scientifically based eLearning and assessment of eLearning.
Anne Moore - Categories for thinking about evaluation of the success of
collaborative (and other) learning technologies. (20 minutes)
Joel Smith - The strategies and evaluation outcomes of Carnegie
Mellon's Open Learning Initiative digital learning environments. (25 minutes)
Deborah Keyek-Franssen - Carl Weiman's work on Physics Education
Technology (PhET) and scientific approaches to designing science education
(25 minutes)
10:30 AM - 11 AM (Break)
11 AM - Noon
Topic: Empirical Studies of Collaboration
Professor Geri Gay, Cornell University
Noon - 1:00 PM (Lunch)
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Topic: How infrastructure we already provide already does or might be
designed to enable and enhance collaborative work and technology enhanced
learning.
Panel Discussion:
Klara Jelinkova - Moderator
Panelists:
Mairéad Martin
Bruce Vincent
Oren Sreebny
John Spadaro
3:00 PM - 3:30 PM (Break)
3:30 PM - 5 PM
Point-Counterpoint Discussion on IT Support for Collaboration on Campus and
eLearning
Point: Centrally provided services (applications, infrastructure, and
middleware) are essential to supporting technology enhanced
collaboration, teaching, and learning and should be a role for central
IT organizations. (Dennis M Maloney leads)
Counterpoint: Technology enhanced learning and collaboration in both
teaching and research are idiosyncratic activities. Central IT cannot
effectively provide common, shared services (applications,
infrastructure, and middleware) to support the diversity of efforts in
these areas and we should not adopt providing such services as one of
our roles. (Joel Smith leads)
Addendum B: CSG Short Workshop: Services Oriented Architecture
Detailed Agenda
SOA in the Academic Enterprise:
Does it matter and why? Vendor spin or not?
Why is SOA different?
8am-9am Introduction to SOA
Jim Phelps, UW-Madison
9am-10am Non-enterprise-wide SOA initiatives: characteristics and impacts
Bruce Vincent, Stanford
Tom Barton, University of Chicago
10am BREAK
10:30am-noon
Panel and full-group discussion: Enterprise-wide SOA Initiatives
characteristics and impacts. Why this really does (not) feel like
traditional implementations.
Wilson D'Souza MIT
Parviz Dousti Carnegie Mellon
Elazar Harel UCSD
JR Schulden UC Berkeley
Jim Phelps, moderator
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