Friday Noon Lecture Series
Impact of New Information Resources: Multimedia and Networks

List of Speakers:

Current Speaker Series (Fall 1994)

Chris Carlsson

The Shape of Truth to Come: New Media and Knowledge

Steve Cisler

Community Networks: Building Electronic Greenbelts

K. D. Davis

The Imaginary Subject and the Virtual Body in Corporate Videocommunication

Michael Ester

Issues in the Use of Electronic Images for the Arts and the Humanities

Lee Felsenstein

The Commons of Information

Majorie Franklin

The Conceptual Space of Computers in Art Production: Thoughts on Digital and Interactive Art

Larry Friedlander

Multimedia as Theater and Theater as Multimedia

John Gage

Navigating the Information Superhighway

Stanley R. Greenfield

Textbooks Online, Dial-a-book, and Monographic Databases

Lynn Hershman

Electronic Subversions: Art of a New Reality

Terry Kero

Video Jukeboxes for Distance Learning: The Pacifica Public Schools Project

Rob Kling

Who's Gonna Get It?: The Meanings and Conditions of Universal Access to Computer Networks Within the National Information Infrastructures

Steven R. Lerman

Polishing our Image: The Design and Implemantation of a Distributed Client/Server System for the Image Collections

Paul Evan Peters

The Internet and Beyond: Where No Information or User Has Gone Before

Richard Prelinger

Don't Fence Us In: The Next Few Years of the Intellectual Property Debate

Howard Rheingold

Surfing the Internet: Realities of the Virtual Community

Pam Rosenthal

Surfing History, Hacking Metaphor: Two or Three Ways to Know Yourself in Cyberspace

John Sanborn

It's Always Darkest Just Before It Fades to Black: Using Desktop Tools To Create Video and Multimedia

Rob Semper

Virtual Field Trips: The Exploratorium Ventures Out Onto the Net

Barbara Simons

The Information Highway has Many Potholes

Bob Stein

The Future of Publishing