AusWeb2k-The Sixth Australian World Wide Web Conference, Rihga Colonial Club Resort, Cairns, 12-17 June 2000

Conference Program

All Keynote presentations (ie. all plenary sessions) will be held in the Lockhart Room (1).

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday
Thursday	Friday	Saturday

Monday 12th June Tutorials and Workshops
8.00	Registration desk open in Rihga Colonial Club Resort Conference Centre Foyer.
Room	Lockhart 1	Lockhart 2	Palmerston
9.00	Part 1: XML for Managers (Steve Ball)	How can libraries respond to the issues and challenges of online, web-based learning? (Des Stewart & Janet Fletcher)	Working the Web (Karey Patterson)
10.30	MORNING TEA
11.00	Continues   End half day tutorial.	Continues	Continues   End half day tutorial.
12.30	LUNCH
1.30	Part 2: XML for Webmasters (Steve Ball)	How can libraries respond to the issues and challenges of online, web-based learning? (Des Stewart & Janet Fletcher) Moves to James Cook Uni.	Enabling eCommerce & eBusiness Technologies in an organisation (Jan Newmarch & Yinan Yang)
3.00	AFTERNOON TEA
3.30 — 5.00	Continues	Continues at James Cook Uni.	Continues
6.00 — 8.00	WELCOME RECEPTION including drinks and canapes in Conference Centre Gardens. Optional function for delegates and friends, cost $30 per head. Dinner own arrangements

Tuesday 13th June Tutorials and Workshops
8.00	Registration desk open in Rihga Colonial Club Resort Conference Centre Foyer.
Room	Lockhart 1	Lockhart 2	Palmerston
9.00	Developing Web Applications (Michael Rees)	Copyright and the World Wide Web: Your Rights and Responsibilities (Michael Lean)	Introduction to Perl (Chandi Perera)
10.30	MORNING TEA
11.00	Continues   End half day tutorial.	Continues   End half day tutorial.	Continues   End half day tutorial.
12.30	LUNCH
2.00	Welcome — Allan Ellis, Conference Chair Official Opening — John Rickard, Vice-Chancellor, Southern Cross University
2.30	Keynote Speaker — Bob Hopgood, W3C W3C: Leading the Web to its Full Potential
3.30	AFTERNOON TEA
4.00	Keynote Speaker — Paul McKey, NextEd Ltd Preparing Campus Information Systems for Global Web-based Education
5.00	BREAK
6.30 for 7.00	CONFERENCE DINNER — a colourful buffet dinner with drinks provided in the Conference Centre Gardens. An inclusive function for delegates and partners package, extra tickets $60.

Wednesday 14th June
7.00	BREAKFAST for delegates and partners package.
8.30	Keynote Speaker — Anthony Rowley, Tasmanian Electronic Commerce Centre Tasmania Business Online
9.30	Paper track 1 — eCommerce David Fitzgerald - The Case for Online B2B Trade Hubs Qiuyan Fan - On the Way to eCommerce: Chinese Experiences (1998-1999)	Paper track 2 — Information Management Georgios Styliaras, Theodore S. Papatheodorou - Using a Data-Centric Approach for Developing Thematic-Based Collections in the Web A/Prof David Lowe - Improving Web Search Relevance: Using Navigational Structures to Provide a Search Context
10.30	MORNING TEA
11.00	Paper track 1 — eCommerce Zadeh, H.S., Adam, S., Deans, K.R. - A Technical Response to Online Marketing Research Issues James Galloway & Stewart Adam - Online Property Markets in Australia: Industry Value Transformation Stewart Adam, Kenneth Deans - Online Business in Australia and New Zealand: Crossing a Chasmnd New Zealand: Crossing a Chasm	Paper track 2 — Technical Spider Redgold - The Internal Landscape of a Distributed Website Michael Rees - Implementing Responsive Lightweight In-page Editing Kevin Jansz, Wee Jim Sng, Nitin Indurkhya, Christopher Manning — Using XSL and XQL for Efficient, Customised Access to Dictionary Information
12.30	LUNCH
1.30	Keynote Speaker — Bob Futernick, Fine Arts Museums of San Fransisco Using Technology to Manage Collections
2.30	Paper track 1 — Education and Metadata Albert Ip, Michael Currie, Iain Morrison — Managing Online Resources for Teaching and Learning Meg O’Reilly, Allan Ellis, Diane Newton — The Role Of University Web Pages In Staff Development: Supporting Teaching and Learning Online Mike Currie, Nicholas Moss, Albert Ip, Iain Morrison — The EdNA Metadata Toolsets: a case study Liddy Nevile — Mapping the Victorian Education Web: Terms and tools	Paper track 2 — Usability Christian Osterbauer, Monika Kohle, Thomas Grechenig — Web Usability Testing Rod Sims — Interactive Encounters: Maximising Useability And Learning In On-Line Environments Andrew Treloar, Daniel Rep — Spinning the Right Path: Investigating the Effectiveness and Impact of Web Navigation Systems Margaret Turner — Of Mice and Men: Interface as map
4.00	AFTERNOON TEA
4.30 — 6.00	Poster Presentations in Palmerstone Room. (Refer to list of posters on page 17)
6.30 for 7.00	Conference BBQ in Conference Centre Gardens. An inclusive function for delegates and partners package, extra tickets $40. Access Online Award for Best Poster session — presenter John Eklund on behalf of the Awards Committee.

Thursday 15th June
7.00	BREAKFAST for delegates and partners package.
8.30	Keynote Speaker — Brian Fitzgerald, School of Law and Justice, Southern Cross University Law and the World Wide Web
9.30	Paper track 1 — Education John Eklund, Vicki Kwan — Enhancing Collaborative Learning in Primary Education Through the Australian Schools' Web Challenge Judy Sheard, Margot Postema, Selby Markham — Paper-Based and Web-Based Resources: What do Students Value?	Paper track 2 — Web Engineering Pen Savage, Geoff Romeo — "It Takes Longer Than You Think" — Producing Web Sites Requires Project Management Principles Nikola Serbedzija — Engineering Web Technologies for Legacy Systemss
10.30	MORNING TEA
11.00	Paper track 1 — Education Dave Whittington, Joanna Bull, Myles Danson — Web-Based Assessment — Two UK Initiatives Jan Newmarch — Who Owns University Web Courseware? Mark Gregory, April Weiss - ESubmit	Paper track 2 — Knowledge Management Ian C. Reid — The Web, Knowledge Management and Universities I.T. Hawryszkiewycz — Evolving Knowledge Intensive Community Networks Dr Joanna Richardson, Janet Fletcher, Alison Hunter, Philippa Westerman — "AskA" Electronic Reference: Strategies For Creating Effective Query Services
12.30	LUNCH
1.30	Keynote Speaker — John Zornig, Apple Computer Australia Live Data & Live Media: Build them into your Web Applications
2.30	Paper track 1 — Education Vicki Jones, Jun H. Jo, Greg Cranitch — A Study of Students’ Response to WBI Within a Traditional Learning Environment K.L. Chin — The Use Of Web-Based Learning in Culturally Diverse Learning Environments	Paper track 2 — Technical Dave Halstead, Helen Ashman — Electronic Profiling Tony Hingston, Stuart Adam — Click Through Banner Advertising — a Technical Review
3.30	AFTERNOON TEA
4.00 — 5.00	Awards Presentations and Conference Close The Paul Thistlewaite Award for Best Paper — presented by Andrew Treloar on behalf of the Awards Committee. Best Linked Presentation Award — presented by Stephen Atherton, Apple Computer on behalf of the Awards Committee. AusWeb01 - Allan Ellis

Friday 16th June Tutorials and Workshops
8.30	Registration desk open in Rihga Colonial Club Resort Conference Centre Foyer.
Room	Lockhart 1	Lockhart 2	Palmerston
9.00	Designing, Developing and Delivering a Web-based Course (Rik Hall)	Doing Business via the Web (Anthony Rowley)	Building and managing Your Own Collection (Bob Futernick)
10.30	MORNING TEA
11.00	Continues	Continues	Continues
12.30	LUNCH
1.30	Continues	Continues	Continues
3.00	AFTERNOON TEA
3.30 — 5.00	Continues	Continues	Continues

Saturday 17th June Special Interest Group Meetings
Room	Lockhart 1	Lockhart 2	Palmerston
8.30	Digital Horizons: Law and Business in the Digital Environment (Full day SIG) (Chair: Brian Fitzgerald) Opening and Welcome Step 1 — The Asset Step 2 — The Architecture		Special Interest Group on Electronic Reference Services (Joanna Richardson & Janet Fletcher)
10.30	MORNING TEA
11.00	Step 3 - The Delivery of the Product or Service - Taxation and the Digital Environment		Continues     This special interets group Concludes
1.15	LUNCH
2.15 — 4.30	E-Health

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