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	Computer Conferencing
		Thus, computer conferencing is a form of predominantly asynchronous computer-mediated communication (although this is changing) in which "a participant can reply to a message or contribute to a discussion at any later time or date and from any suitable location."
		University of Sussex site nicely summarizes the variety of ways computer conferencing can facilitate communication: between expert to student, lecturer to student, lecturer to student group, student to student, lecturer to lecturer and lecturer to expert.
		In some sense, computer conferencing has a very long way to go in achieving transparency." (1994, 54) However, he notes that when it is working transparently, it leads to a unparalleled concentration on the content of communication since it is not encumbered by "the physical presence and characteristics of the teacher and other students" (54).
	seamonkey.ed.asu.edu /~mcisaac/emc523/work/a5/brenner.html (1808 words)

	Video, Audio & Computer Conferencing
		Computer conferencing is used to continue the discussion when real time interaction is not required.
		Computer conferencing represents a new domain for educational interaction and it is essentially collaborative and team based.
		Computer conferencing programs enable the student and instructor to dial into the academic computer when it is convenient.
	www.tecweb.org /eddevel/edtech/deconf.html (1828 words)

	Berge Collins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This permissible time-lag in computer conferencing is particularly well suited to shy, thoughtful or hesitant conversationalists and to members of those cultures, (for instance, native American), where answers and responses are to be considered and carefully framed before presentation.
		Computer conferencing software does not allow for the building of dynamic links on screen between the ideas and concepts that have been presented.
		Computer conferencing is more social than typical distance education, with a similarity to face-to- face education where a many-to-many, (e.g.
	www.emoderators.com /papers/bergev1n3.html (4764 words)

	Medium as Process: Computer Conferencing on "IBMPC"
		Computer conferencing, with its high potential recipients and high potential for feedback, is orthogonal to this dimension, suggesting that it has characteristics of both but is different than either.
		Computer media are found almost entirely in foreground (low bandwidth) and span the gap between four groups of media, extending from correspondence media in the lower left foreground and extending in a diagonal between publishing media and interactive telephone media up towards broadcast media in the upper right corner.
		Computer conferencing is used in a variety of ways on IBMPC, and those applications are accompanied by generic patterns of interaction that optimize communication to given tasks in highly specific ways.
	pages.prodigy.net /davis_foulger/articles/dissummary.htm (12395 words)

	Educational Applications of Computer Conferencing
		Her research interests include educational applications of computer conferencing, design issues in teaching and learning on-line, and sex equity issues related to computers in education.
		Computer conferencing systems can facilitate a group learning environment which can in large part simulate the educational community that occurs on-campus, without such access restric tions as geographic location, scheduling and availability of classes, travel time, and cost.
		Computer conferencing software can permit, for example, forwarding, editing, filing, and copying of messages; searches by sender, date, topic, and text items; specialist roles for different conference participants; branching conferences; voting and polling; and direc tories of participants, conferences, and bulletin boards.
	cade.athabascau.ca /vol1.1/harasim.html (4821 words)

	Assessing Social Presence In Asynchronous Text-based Computer Conferencing
		Instructional media such as computer conferencing engender high levels of student-student and student-teacher interaction; therefore, they can support models of teaching and learning that are highly interactive and consonant with the communicative ideals of university education.
		This potential and the ubiquity of computer conferencing in higher education prompted three of the authors of the this article to develop a community of inquiry model that synthesizes pedagogical principles with the inherent instructional and access benefits of computer conferencing (Garrison, Anderson, & Archer, 2000).
		Current applications of computer conferencing are mainly text-based and largely asynchronous; therefore, to extend these concepts to educational uses of CMC, these behaviors will need to be reconsidered in their textual and asynchronous forms.
	cade.athabascau.ca /vol14.2/rourke_et_al.html (7020 words)

	Computer Conferencing and Communication Theory
		The broad accessibility of computers via telephone and computer networks combines with the asynchronous character of computer conferencing to allow geographically distributed individuals to participate in a computer conference as peers.
		Studies of small computer conferencing can, moreover, reveal a great deal about the nature of the medium, at least some of which will be generalize to larger computer conferences.
		It is possible, so long as we continue to study computer conferences of short duration, to treat the interaction as if it were programming (in the sense of television programming); to ignore its status as an interpersonal medium and restrict ourselves to the models and concerns of mass communication.
	pages.prodigy.net /davis_foulger/diss/themes.htm (3380 words)

	Instructional Design in Computer Conferencing
		A computer conference is intrinsically an environment for CL. It would seem strange indeed not to take advantage of this intrinsic feature of computer conferencing.
		Computer conferencing's advantages go beyond the distance education need to liberate students from the constraints of time and space.
		Computer conferencing can impose intellectual rigor: it can be THE premier environment for "writing through the curriculum" and one of the best ways to promote "active, student-centered learning." When used with CL, the conference leverages the teacher's efforts by engaging students to help each other learn.
	www.cvm.tamu.edu /wklemm/instruct.html (1286 words)

	Genres of Computer Conferencing
		Computer conferencing, by contrast to these and other media, entails a strong intermingling of interaction and information.
		This strong intermingling, and the strongly contrasting genres of computer conferencing that it entails, are probably largely responsible for the typological middle ground that computer conferencing enjoyed in both the formal typology and the user assessment of media using that typology.
		Just as it is possible, in computer mediated query, for a brief question to receive a small set of answers in a short period of time, so it is possible for such a question to receive a large number of answers, many of them related to prior answers, over an extended period of time.
	evolutionarymedia.com /mediumAsProcess/genres.htm (8926 words)

	What Are The Uses Of Computer Conferencing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Computers and Writing 2001 - to demonstrate positive uses of computer technology in contemporary society,...
		Computer Conferencing and Instruction - Most of these were focused on the use of computer conferencing to extend and expand...
		Team Knowledge Management: A Computer-Mediated Approach - Use of computer conferencing to achieve team knowledge management is described in the...
	www.audio-video-web-conferencing-services.com /what-are-the-uses-of-computer-conferencing.html (271 words)

	Computer Conferencing> (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Computer conferencing is an environment where people can use computers to work as a team.
		Such an oversight is paradoxical, given that computer conferencing is ready-made for adopting CL principles.
		The purpose of this paper is to show examples of how I have used computer conferencing as an environment for CL in two graduate-level neuroscience courses.
	www.cvm.tamu.edu /wklemm/cl1.html (349 words)

	CRM Download.com - Web Conferencing
		Web Conferencing from Pixion is at the forefront of that change
		All-you-can-use toll access to our audio conferencing service with one low, fixed monthly cost
		Conduct or join a meeting is a computer, an Internet connection and a phone line
	www.crmdownload.com /webconferencing/webconferencing.htm (621 words)

	Technological module. Chapter 3. lesson31
		Computer conferencing is defined as the transfer of information from one computer to another, where a modem is necessary to convert signals for sending over telephone lines.
		Computer conferencing environments add of the functionalities of e-mail systems to the additional benefit of allowing designated groups of users access to common, shared data bases of previously-sent messages.
		conferencing software may be separate, and have a separate cost from the ordinary E-mail in an institution, having implications relative to support and access, and also meaning that instructors and students must move between two, incorporatible systems in their overall communication tasks
	www.dlab.kiev.ua /cit/tech_ch3/les31.htm (1186 words)

	"Impacts of Computer Conferencing'.
		Hiltz and Turoff (1978) and Johansen, Vallee, and Spangler (1979), the texts that introduced computer conferencing and computer mediated communication to the field of communication as important prospective objects of study, are both heavily oriented toward identifying the prospective effects of the medium on individuals, organizations, and societies.
		The conclusion one reaches is that computer conferencing, at least in its current implementation on IBMPC, is similar to face to face meetings in some regards, but cannot be used as a substitute for many kinds of meetings, especially those in which participants will be expected to reach group decisions.
		One concludes, then, that the experience of computer conferencing on IBMPC has been an extremely positive one, filled with a variety of benefits that cannot be anticipated except in the use of the medium.
	foulger.info /davis/papers/ccimpact.htm (10458 words)

	RFC 1324 - A Discussion on Computer Network Conferencing. D. Reed. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In any implementation of a conferencing program, there are likely to be two main components: (1) a client program or interface which users enter commands into (hereafter referred to as a "client") and 2) a server program which acts as a multiplexor for various clients which connect to it.
		RFC 1324 Computer Network Conferencing May 1992 2.3.2 Realtime Expectations Users will expect conferencing to be real time, giving the thereby demanding that the protocol supply a quick, efficient, reliable and accurate delivery of a message.
		RFC 1324 Computer Network Conferencing May 1992 taken as a guide, with 800 users on 140 servers in some 200 channels, the server was using over 1MB of memory.
	rfc.sunsite.dk /rfc/rfc1324.html (3323 words)

	History Of Computer Conferencing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		I first encountered computer conferencing as a graduate student in the Humanities at the University of Texas at El Paso in 1991,...
		History of Computing Industrial Era 1965 - 1969 - The first computers fully based on IC technology come on the market.
		History of Computing Industrial Era 1984 -1985 - This period still belongs to the Third Generation of computers.
	www.audio-video-web-conferencing-services.com /history-of-computer-conferencing.html (239 words)

	Berge Collins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The role of moderator in computer conferencing terms involves special responsibilities and powers, in both the technical and educational sense.
		As is well understood, the primary educational advantage of computer conferencing is that it is interactive.
		In computer conferencing it is made abundantly clear when that is not happening.
	www.emoderators.com /papers/mason.html (5525 words)

	CCIS Computer Conferencing Tips
		in general, they are most appropriate for computer conferencing.
		They have twenty-four hour access to the host computer, and can dial in (log on) to receive messages or leave messages at any time.
		Notify others if you will be away from the computer for more than a few days because of work, travel, vacation, etc. This courtesy is particularly important if you are working on a group assignment.
	ccism.pc.athabascau.ca /html/courses/global/edtech/conftips.htm (1097 words)

	Computer Conferencing as a Revolutionary Medium
		This electronic global village is, in the intersection of computer conferencing, chat, the web, and other Internet based communication services, now a practical reality for large numbers of people.
		Indeed, as will be seen when we examine rules in IBM's computer conferencing systems, conferences are only kept conversation free with considerable effort.
		Restated slightly, we might say that computer conferencing provides for interpersonal interaction among members of a mass media audience.
	pages.prodigy.com /mediaspace/dthemes2.htm (621 words)

	Computer conferencing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Tutors and students all must understand why conferencing is used and the limitations.
		Conferencing must be shown to be necessary, not optional or overwhelming to students alongside other work.
		Conferencing may not be the only support mechanism used.
	online.northumbria.ac.uk /isd/confguid.htm (884 words)

	IAT: Computer Conferencing: Alternative to Lectures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Our broadcast panel and interview participants will be available to answer any questions you may have about computer conferencing or the case studies we examined during the broadcast.
		Steve Nickles, Bess and Walter Williams Distinguished Professor of Law at Wake Forest University, has used computer conferencing in Law courses at Wake Forest and at the University of Minnesota to discuss issues relating to their legal case studies.
		He has used computer conferencing as an instructional platform since 1987 and has written and presented extensively on learning, pedagogy and conferencing, including workshops at EDUCOM '94 and CAUSE '94.
	www.unc.edu /cit/iat-archive/publications/broadcasts/sb_nov95.html (841 words)

	Computer Conferencing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Centre for Computing and Information Systems CCIS Online Courses Computer Conferencing Tips While these comments refer to CMC in general, they are most appropriate for computer conferencing.
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		Computer conferencing systems, which developed out of email bulletin boards, are designed to support text-based asynchronous group and many-to-many communication.
	www.conferencing-tdr.com /zb/ComputerConferencing (903 words)

	Computer Conferencing Guidelines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Since messages posted to a computer conference have a greater degree of “permanence” than words spoken in a spontaneous classroom discussion, students have time to reflect on others’ ideas and the “depth” of their responses is enhanced.
		Use computer conferencing only for those instructional applications which require collaboration and/or the consideration of multiple perspectives.
		Remember that a computer conference is a public forum.
	www.maine.edu /faculty/learning_activities/computer_conferencing.html (795 words)

	Computer Conferencing Functions
		Abstract: describes the main functions in Computer Conferencing Systems, both functions which almost all systems have, and functions only available in a few systems, but of value for distance education.
		By (ISO) is meant the proposed terminology in the latest version of the ISO/CCITT working paper to become a forthcoming standard for computer conferencing.
		Other implementations keep a complete one-user conferencing data base on the PC/workstation, so that a user need only connect to the network to upload and download news.
	www.dsv.su.se /~jpalme/conferencing-functions.html (3755 words)

	COMPUTER CONFERENCING (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		enables humans to conduct a conference even though widely scattered geographically, by communicating through a computer network.
		Each conferee has a MAILBOX--a reserved section of computer memory--to which messages may be sent by other conferees from their terminals.
		These are different ways of storing comments in computer memory and controlling who has access to the material.
	pespmc1.vub.ac.be /ASC/COMPUT_CONFE.html (69 words)

	Computer Conferencing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Delphi method: for developing and reporting in an organized manner group judgments on a topic through a set of carefully designed sequential questionnaires, interspersed with summarized information and feedback on earlier opinions.
		Turoff moved to the New Jersey Institute of technology where he continued to develop conferencing systems focusing on structuring text messages into dialogues.
		This work produced EIES (1976), a conferencing system designed to be "an electronic communication laboratory for use by geographically dispersed research communities." Turoff believed that his systems could give support to "collective intelligence" - a group intelligence higher than the intelligence of any separate member.
	www.ucalgary.ca /~bakardji/community/conferencing.html (512 words)

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		computer conferencing to provide a safe and supportive environ-
		synchronous conferencing, because the participants are present at
		Computer Conferencing was a minor part of this course.
	www.ed.psu.edu /acsde/deos/deosnews/deosnews1_14.asp (2223 words)

	Computer Conferencing - Conference Calls (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Computer conferencing is the use of an enhanced electronic mail environment to establish...
		Thinkofit Web Conferencing Guide: Comprehensive guide to software that powers online conferencing and discussions on intranets and the Web, including real-time rich media conferencing,...
		Computer conferencing is used.....with audio conferencing and computer conferencing technologies, an entirely new.....is not...
	www.1st-4-conference.com /directory/computer-conferencing.html (145 words)

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