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The
projects of GVU researchers are getting worldwide attention. We
have collected links to some of the stories which are written about
us, or include us as a reference. If you see a site which mentions
the GVU, we would love to add it to this list. Please send all contributions
to: gvu-webmaster@cc.gatech.edu.
For
past news stories, please visit our archives.
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PROFESSOR DIANE GROMALA (LCC)
She was selected as "one of the world's most influential
artists" to be featured in a series of monographs by Zanders,
a German patron of the arts. The other featured artists are Peter
Greenaway (film), Zaha Hadid (architecture) and Tomato (UK design
collaborative).
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PROFESSORS LARRY HODGES, CHRIS SHAW (CoC); DIANE GROMALA, JAY BOLTER
(LCC)
Their SIGGRAPH ETech exhibit, The
Meditation Chamber, was featured on the front page of the
Business Section of the Los Angeles Times, August 14, 2001
edition, pp. C1 and C6. The SIGGRAPH exhibit included the collaborative
teamwork of: Fleming Seay, Chris Campbell, Colin Henderson (CoC);
Sue Rinker, Eli Wendkos, Dawn Pendergast, Robert Hill, Chris Aquino,
Robert Todd (LCC).
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PROFESSOR ELIZABETH MYNATT (CoC)
She was interviewed by NPR, morning edition, about the Aware
Home and her research on the Aging in Place project. The
segment aired in August.
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PROFESSOR THAD STARNER (CoC)
He was interviewed in August on the "Mitch Albom Show"
(based at Detroit radio station WJR, but simulcast on MSNBC) about
his work on wearable computing.
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PROFESSORS JOHN STASKO (CoC), RICHARD CATRAMBONE (PSYCH), SCOTT
MCCRICKARD (GVU ALUMNUS)
They won the "Best Paper" award at this summer's
INTERACT Conference held in Tokyo in July. The paper was "Evaluating
Animation in the Periphery as a Mechanism for Maintaining Awareness,"
based on Scott's dissertation work.
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JAMES HAYS, CoC UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT
His proposal, "Art Styling for Video," was selected
to receive a $2,000 grant from the
Intel Research Award Contest for Undergraduate Students.
Several
GVU students and faculty have had several papers accepted for The
Computer Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL) 2002 Conference
held January 7-11, 2002 in Boulder, Colorado.
They are:
Authors:
Amy Bruckman, Carlos Jensen, and Austina DeBonte
Title: "Gender and Programming Achievement
in a CSCL Environment"
Authors: Jochen Rick, Mark Guzdial, Karen Carroll, Lissa Holloway-Attaway,
and Brandy Walker
Title: Collaborative Learning at Low Cost: CoWeb Use in English
Composition
Authors: Mark Guzdial, Karen Carroll
Title: "Explaining the Lack of Dialogue
in Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning"
Authors:
Jakita Owensby, Janet Kolodner
Title (paraphrased): "Case Reuse Suite"
Authors: James M. Hudson, Amy Bruckman
Title: "Disinhibition in a CSCL Environment"
Authors: Jason B. Ellis, Amy S. Bruckman
Title: "What Do Kids Learn from Adults Online? Examining
Student-Elder Discourse in Palaver Tree"
Authors: Colleen Kehoe
Title: "Design Reviews with Remote Critics in an Asynchronous
Environment"
Authors: Jochen Rick
Title: "Towards a Poor Learning Environment"
Authors: Jochen Rick
Title: "AudioExplorer: Multiple Linked
Representations for Convergence"
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