ICLS Workshop on Coordination and Control in Handheld Mobile Computers for Education: Identifying Cross-cutting Factors

[Deborah Tatar]

Coordination and Control in Handheld Mobile Computers for Education:   
Identifying Cross-cutting Factors

ICLS PreConference WorkshopTuesday, June 26, 2006
Bloomington, Indiana

A substantial number of exciting projects are exploring the design of  
handheld mobile computing for learning. Come to this workshop if you  
are a: creator of classroom activities, analyst of coordination  
frameworks, and/or an architect of computer support systems. The  
purpose is to uncover the range of needs, requirements, and  
assumptions in different projects.  We will do this by engaging in  
structured walk-throughs of different existing and imagined  
activities, and discussing their implicit and explicit social and  
technical assumptions.

Organizers:
Deborah Tatar, VT, tatar at vt.edu
Charlie Patton, SRI International, charles.patton at sri.com
Yvonne Rogers, Indiana State, yrogers at indiana.edu
Tony Hall, Nottingham University, tonylsri at hotmail.co.uk

Registration:
http://www.isls.org/icls2006/preconf_workshops.hmtl


Deborah Tatar, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Computer Science and, by courtesy, Psychology
Member, Center for Human-Computer Interaction
508 McBryde Hall
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, VA 24060
Email: tatar at vt.edu
Website: people.cs.vt.edu/~dtatar
(540)231-8457 (office)
(540)231-6075 (fax)