AusWeb04 Program The AusWeb Team would like to announce that most unfortunately Professor Eugene Clark will not be able to join us at AusWeb04 due to unforeseen and unpreventable circumstances. We would like to advise all delegates of the amended program. We hope to have Professor Clark join us as one of our Keynote Speakers at AusWeb05. Saturday | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday Day Time Conference Program Room Airport Wireless Network Sponsored by Apple Monday 5th July 7.30am – 8.45am AusWeb Breakfast Ocean Room Foyer 7.30am – 5.30pm DELEGATE REGISTRATION / HELP DESK OPEN Ocean Room Foyer 8.30am – 9.30am Exclusive and Private Polar Bear Viewing – Sea World Theme Park Please meet at the Monorail Entrance at 8.55am. Return to Sea World Nara Resort at 9.30am for Keynote Speaker 3 commencing at 10.00am Monorail Entrance 10.00am-11.00am Keynote Speaker 3 Web Security - Why Is It So Darn Hard? Mary Ellen Zurko IBM Software Group Introduction: David Lowe Ocean Room North 11.00am-11.30am Morning Tea Lobby and Gardens 11.30pm – 1.00pm Paper Track Session 1 e-Business and Online Marketing (Linked Online Forum)  Chair: Stewart Adam Designing For Flow - Steven Pace Linking Site Quality, Online Shopping Resistance And Trust In Web-Based Marketing - Neeru Sharma Marketing Readiness Of Websites And Organisational Performance In Australia And New Zealand : A Discussion Of Pre-Test Findings - Stewart Adam and Robin N. Shaw Melrose Room Education and Training (Linked online Forum) Online Learners Chair: Ian Reid The Power Of Practical Andragogues - Andrew Creed Transitions in eLearning environments: The Australian Army moves from interactive CD-ROMs to Web-based learning resources - Diane Newton Learning Styles, Sociodemographics And Level Of Participation In A Discussion Forum - Zlatko Kovacic ID Maps™: A New Methodology For Learner Centred Design - Rebecca Lund and David Fallon Ocean Room North Technical and Standards (Linked Online Forum) Chair: David Lowe Designing A Regional Crawler For Distributed And Centralized Search Engines - Milad Shokouhi and Pirooz Chubak Distributed Search Using Subject-Specific Web Search Engines - Mikhail Bessonov Querying Data From Distributed Heterogeneous Database Systems Through Web Services - Nicholas L. Carroll and Rafael A. Calvo User Interfaces For Search Information Management Web Sites - Michael Rees Dolphin Bay Room 1.00pm – 2.00pm Lunch Waterfall Cafe 2.00pm – 3.00pm Keynote Speaker 4 Bringing Business Reporting to the Semantic Web Roger Debreceny Nanyang Technological University , Singapore Introduction: Tony Barry Ocean Room 3:00pm - 3:30pm Afternoon Tea Lobby and Gardens Poster Set-Up Ocean Room South 3.30pm-5.00pm Paper Track Session 2 e-Business and Online Marketing (Linked Online Forum)  Chair: Steven Pace The “Killer” E-Business Application: Strategic Procurement Through Electronic Reverse Auctions - Andrew Stein Online Decision-Making For Mobile Agents In E-Business - Xinfeng Yang and Ann Nguyen Can An Online Poll Be Used As A Valid Alternative To A Traditional Paper Based Survey? - Philip Sefton and John Atkinson Melrose Room Education and Training: (Linked online Forum) Online Teaching Models Chair: Ian Reid Examining The Relationship Between Higher-Order Learning And Students’ Perceived Sense Of Community In An Online Learning Environment - Peg Ertmer Online Courses: Models And Strategies For Increasing Interaction - Peter Albion A Case For Virtual Guest Lecturers: The Experience Of Using Practitioners In Asynchronous Discussion Forums With An Undergraduate Auditing Class - Stephen Rowe Ocean Room North Technical and Standards (Linked Online Forum) Chair: Michael Rees Understanding Business Impacts Of Changes To Information Designs: A Case Study - Rachatrin Tongrungrojana and David Lowe webXstream - An Optimal Methodology For Web Development - Tomasz Ceglarek and Xiaoying Kong Design Patterns For Mobile Agent-Mediated E-Business - Xinfeng Yang and Anne Nguyen Contrasting Object-Relational And RDF Modelling In A Tourist Information System - Annika Hinze, Katja Loeffler and Agnhs Voisard Dolphin Bay Room 5.00pm – 6.30pm Poster Presentations A Tale Of Two Methodologies: Heavyweight Versus Agile - Sandrine Balbo and Ali Khan        WEPN -­ Web Evaluation Path Navigator - Sandrine Balbo, et. al.  Acquiring A Web Content Management System At The University Of Canberra : The Need, The Process And The Decisions - Sally Burford    University Of South Australia 's User Driven Web Redevelopment - Jenny Clift      Nexted Distributed Learning System - Stage 3 Elearning Delivery - Jennifer Grech   Innovative Use Of Web & IT In The Faculty Of Medicine, Nursing And Health Sciences - Kathryn Kolo and Bradley Frew    Check Your Pay - Lorna Mckenzie and Douglas Jordan Interactive Learning Techniques - Managing Events - Paul McKey       Publishing versus Handouts: Contrasting approaches to courseware online - Peter Sefton Putting Australian Full Text First: Informit Library - Laki Sideris     Taking a Content Inventory - Without Losing Your Mind - Karen Taylor     The Behind the Scenes Mechanics of the Web Archiving Strategy Project at the University of Melbourne - Jon-Paul Williams and Catherine Nicholls         The Evolution and Devolution of the University Webmaster Role - Lisa Wise        Is Osmosis a Viable Pedagogy for Teaching Web and Internet Skills to Non-IT Professionals? - Lisa Wise Ocean Room South 7.30pm Conference BBQ Sponsored by NextEd Waterfall Café Saturday | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday

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