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>Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 13:11:50 -0400
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>Subject: LAST CALL FOR NERALLD MTG!
For the upcoming NERALLD meeting at Tufts University
RESERVATIONS ARE DUE MONDAY OCT. 2 - that's Monday of next week!
To register, drop an email to Bruce Parkhurst, NERALLD President
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Advance payment not necessary
See www.marlboro.edu/~neralld/regform.html for full registration procedure
*************ELECTION NOTICE************************
NERALLD members remember we can vote you into office
even if you are not present. Come and defend yourself!
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PROGRAM: WHITHER THE LANGUAGE LAB?
8:30 - 9:00 REFRESHMENTS
9:00 MORNING PROGRAM - LANGUAGE LAB INSTALLATIONS
What Is a Language Lab? - A (no name brand) look at what a lab might have
Dan Soneson, Director
Language Lab, Southern Connecticut State University
See For Yourself - Getting the most from visiting labs in your region
Bruce Parkhurst, Director
Geddes Language Center, Boston University
Websites of New England Labs - Show and tell, and a resource list
Mark Sanford, Senior Media Technician
Center for Language Study, Yale University
11:00
Live from MWALL: "Videoconferencing: Looking in on NERALLD"
Steve Siehr, Univ of Wisconsin
videoconferencing using the internet with H.323
12:00 ELECTIONS, BUSINESS MEETING, AND LUNCH
2:00 AFTERNOON PROGRAM - CASE STUDIES IN THE LAB PARADIGM SHIFT
Restructuring and Teamwork
Brad Gano, Assistant Director for Technology
Center for Language Study, Yale University
Challenges of Reorganization
Chris Roppola, Academic Technology Specialist
Information Technology Services, Brandeis University.
The Language Lab Online - Changes in physical/social spaces, and copyright
Sarah Lohnes, Technical Instruction & Support Specialist
Center for Educational Technology, Middlebury College
3:30 TUFTS LAB TOUR
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