Agenda
CSG Workshop and Meeting Agenda
Penn State
27-29 May 1998
Wednesday 27 May 1998
CSG Workshop
9:00 CSG Workshop: Technical Issues of Electronic Publishing
Coordinator: Steve Worona
Please see Addendum C for the detailed agenda.
12:00 Lunch - Penn State Conference Center
1:00 CSG Workshop: Technical Issues of Electronic Publishing (continued)
5:30 Adjourn
Group Dinner - Penn State Conference Center Hotel
6:00 Cocktails (wine and beer open bar)
7:00 Dinner
Thursday 28 May 1998
CSG Workshop and CSG Meeting
8:00 CSG Workshop: Asynchronous Learning
Coordinator: Judith Boettcher
Please see Addendum D for the detailed agenda.
10:30 Adjourn
CSG Meeting
11:00 Working Lunch
11:10 I. Introductory Remarks (King)
11:15 II. Organizational Members Updates (Vaught)
A. CAUSE (Ryland)
B. Educom/NTTF (Roberts or Luker)
C. Merit (Aupperle)
D. FARNET and R&E Networking (Staman)
E. CREN (Boettcher)
F. Internet2 (Hanss)
G. DLF (Waters)
H. CIC Schools (Riley)
I. JSTOR (Fuchs)
J. CNI (Lynch)
K. Others
12:00 III. Long Term Issue 1: Trouble Ticketing
Coordinators: Rich Kogut, Ken Klingenstein
1:00 Break
1:30 IV. Long Term Issue 2: Costing
Coordinators: Ken Klingenstein, Jack McCredie, Dave Lambert
2:30 V. Short Slots (Long)
A. Campus Computer Stores and Electronic Commerce (Bruce) [15 min]
B. NT Workshop Discussion (Poepping) [30 min]
3:15 Break
3:45 VI. Technology Tracking Group Reports (Worona)
5:30 Adjourn
Group Dinner - Hummingbird Room
6:00 Cocktails (at Penn State Conference Center Hotel)
7:00 Bus departs for Hummingbird Room
7:45 Dinner - Hummingbird Room
10:15 Bus departs for hotel
Friday 29 May 1998
CSG Meeting
8:30 VII. Organizational Issues (Long)
A. Steering/Membership Committee Issues (Long)
B. Treasurer's Report (Wolfe)
C. Logistics for Next Meeting (Antonelli, Jackson)
D. Logistics for Two Meetings Ahead (Long)
8:45 VIII. Long Term Issue 3: DCE
Coordinator: Jeff Almoney
9:45 Break
10:15 IX. Long Term Issue 4: Internet2/CSG
Coordinators: Ken Klingenstein, Eric Aupperle
11:15 X. New Project and Workshop Proposals, and Long-Term Issues
for Next Meeting (McCredie)
A. Project Proposals
B. Workshop Proposals
C. Long-term Issues for Next Meeting
Previous candidate list:
. Distance Education (Organizer: CREN)
. RPI Report on Studio Learning Model
. Windows Deployment and Support strategy
. Appropriate Use Policy
12:00 Adjourn
Addendum A: Candidate TTG Topics
Get in touch with Steve Worona to get a topic on the agenda, add
topics, or volunteer to coordinate open topics.
Authenticated DHCP; drop-in connections Mark Poepping
Authentication/security Bob Morgan
Campus network architectures Doug Gale
Campus network funding models Jack McCredie
Charging for printing Phil Long
Collaboration tools Steve Carmody
Community networking Ken Klingenstein
DCE Jeff Almoney
Digital Libraries Sue Rosenblatt, Steve Worona
Directory services Mark Poepping
Distributed computing architecture Bob Morgan
E-mail Terry Gray
Human resources issues Jack McCredie
Internet-2 applications Ted Hanss
Internet-2 resource allocation Ken Klingenstein
Internet-2 technology Jeff Almoney
Network Commerce Jeff Schiller, Bob Morgan
Network-based calendaring Paul Hill, Greg Jackson
Policy Steve Worona
Service level agreements Ken Klingenstein
Video Ed Sharp
Wireless technologies Alex Hills
These TTG's currently have no owner:
Departmental LANs
Higher-Ed objects
Information Technology Architecture
Version control and software distrib
WWW
Workflow
Addendum B: Current List of Members of the Common Solutions Group
* Brown University
* Carnegie Mellon University
* CAUSE
* CNI
* Columbia University
* Cornell University
* CREN - Corporation for Research and Educational Networking
* Educom
* George Washington University
* Georgetown University
* Harvard University
* Merit
* MIT
* Digital Library Federation (DLF)
* Pennsylvania State University
* Princeton University
* Stanford University
* University Corporation for Advanced Internet Development
* University of California - Berkeley
* University of California - Office of the President
* University of Chicago
* University of Colorado - Boulder
* University of Michigan
* University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
* University of Utah
* University of Virginia
* University of Washington
* University of Wisconsin - Madison
* University System of Georgia
* Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
* Yale University
Addendum C: Technical Issues of Electronic Publishing Workshop
Detailed Agenda
Wednesday, May 27
9am-5:30pm
Penn State Conference Center Hotel
State College, PA
Morning (9am-noon)
9:00 Overview (Bill Arms, CNRI)
9:45 Dienst: A distributed network publishing system (Carl
Lagoze, Cornell)
10:45 Break
11:15 Printing and publishing technologies (CUPID, Dienst, XML) (Rich
Marisa, Cornell)
Lunch (noon-1:30pm)
Afternoon (1:30-5:30pm)
1:30 The Illinois Digital Library Initiative: Full-Text Journal Access
(Bill Mischo, UIUC)
2:15 Content Management Systems: Getting from Concept to Reality,
(Chris Kartchner, CDIS, Inc.)
3:00 Break
3:30 Vendor panel (PubWeb, Community of Science)
4:30 JSTOR (Ira Fuchs, Princeton)
5:15 Wrapup (facilitator to be determined)
Addendum D: Asynchronous Learning Workshop Detailed Agenda
CSG WORKSHOP SESSION on ASYNCHRONOUS LEARNING
Thursday 28 May 1998
8:00 to 8:15 a.m.
1. Brief Intro and Overview of the Session - J Boettcher, CREN
Intro will provide overall framework for asynchronous /flexible learning
initiatives and goals/issues of the workshop.
8:15 to 8:45 a.m. "Status of the use of CBT Modules at Berkeley" Jack
McCredie, Berkeley
Case study example -- Description of the technical and policy issues in
providing training for technical IT professionals. Jack will provide an
update on the status of implementation and use of the CBT training modules
at Berkeley. This discussion will solicit input
8:45 to 9:45 a.m. 'Designing, Developing and Delivering of Asynchronous
Learning Programs (ALN) for Students - Penn State's World Campus Initiative'
John T. Harwood, Center for Academic Computing, Penn State and
Larry Ragan, Continuing and Distance Education, Penn State.
This section will focus on the design, development and delivery issues for
student programs offered in an asynchronous mode. This will include the
description of the technical infrastructure and policy issues in providing
learning to students in ALN environments.
9:45 to 10:15 a.m. "Coming Support Trends - 'Course Web' and Course Site
Generators." Anne Stunden, Cornell
The landscape is changing for support of ALN courses. The National
Association of College Book Stores is launching a major development effort
in a product called Course-Web; Course Site generators to assist faculty in
developing web sites for their classes are also ramping up. Anne will
provide a quick look at these two issues.
10:15 to 10:30 a.m. Questions and Wrap-up and link to ongoing focus groups.
Common Solutions Group: StoneSoup.org