Educators' Symposium
Ballroom C
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 Chair: Eugene Wallingford, University of Northern Iowa
Join us at OOPSLA's 13th forum for object-oriented educators and
trainers! This one-day symposium offers a venue for educators and
trainers to share their experiences teaching object-oriented technology
and to explore ideas that can help us understand and teach OO technology
better.
This year's symposium offers new ideas for addressing the problems
faced by OO educators. We will have presentations of teaching ideas,
presentations of nifty assignments for students, demonstrations of
novel OO teaching tools, a poster session—and plenty of active
sessions where attendees work together to put these ideas into
practice.
This year, we are honored and privileged to have as our keynote speaker
the 2003 Turing Award winner, Dr. Alan Kay. In his talk, "The Computer
Revolution Hasn't Happened Yet!," Dr. Kay will suggest rather different
approaches to teaching computer science.
Participation in the Educators' Symposium requires separate registration.
Please refer to the registration form.
OOPSLA is again delighted to announce the availability of
scholarships for educators from 2- and 4-year colleges to
attend the OOPSLA 2004 and the Educators' Symposium. These
scholarships are sponsored by the Association of Computing
Machinery (ACM) Special Interest Group on Programming Languages
(SIGPLAN). See
the Educator Scholarships page
for more details.
Lunch
Monday, 12:00, 1 hour 30 minutes
Closing
Monday, 17:00, 30 minutes, Ballroom C
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