The Fifth International Conference on Web-Based Learning The conference in 1999 was sold out - don't miss this year - Register Early October 2-5, 1999 Featured Speakers: Robert Cailliau, CERN: As co-inventor of the WWW, Robert witnessed the entire scene of the human-web relationship, Robert will highlight the positive aspects of that "great change" but also point out some of the needs and issues that must be addressed at the beginning of the new century. Bebo White, SLAC: Bebo has been involved with the development of the Web since its conception. In his talk Bebo will anecdotally reflect upon Webmastering for the past eight years, how the Webmaster role has matured and how it will continue to evolve in the future.
Call for Posters / Demonstrations Home Location Call for Papers Schedule Registration Sponsors Awards Proceedings Committee	NAWeb99: What Works and Why will focus on practical applications of World Wide Web technologies to promote learning, extending the reach of existing campuses and using the Web as a valid and viable educational tool. Conference topics include, but are not limited to: Courseware development for the Web Web-based assessment Educational techniques and strategies in an online environment Evaluating Web-based educational results
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