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FINAL PROGRAMME
This programme is still liable to change.
DELEGATES: display
and discuss your site
An informal poster-type session on Tuesday 16.30-18.00
to ensure that everyone gets the opportunity to display their
work, whether finished or in-progress. Delegates are invited
to load up their site on a PC and present it to interested visitors.
Please contact catherine.gillam@ntu.ac.uk if you
would like to present your work
NETWORKING LUNCH TABLES: share
specialist interests
At lunch on Wednesday we will allocate special lunch tables
for individuals who wish to share specialist interests. If you
would like to host a networking table please contact catherine.gillam@ntu.ac.uk
with the proposed title for your table.
CONNECT THE BODY: take
a break from your mind
The Calm Alert Massage – back, neck, shoulders and head. A
reviving 15 minute clothed seated acupressure massage by Calm
Concept http://www.calmconcept.co.uk/
£7.50. Email Jo Nyquist info@calmconcept.co.uk to book ahead
or just come along on the day. There will be three sessions:
Tues 1-2.30pm and 4-7.30pm
Wed 1-2.30pm
Sunday 14 July 2002 - evening
We are having an informal get-together at a café-bar
called CASA on the Sunday evening before the conference. Food
and drinks will be available for you to purchase and everyone
is welcome to come along. Click here for details
on getting to CASA.
| Monday 15 July 2002 |
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11.00
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Foyer
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Registration opens
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Lunch is not provided but the Refectory will be open. Alternatively,
you may wish to catch a bus or drive into the city, where
there are many excellent cafes and restaurants.
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14.00
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NLT 006
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Chair: Sue Thomas
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Invited Speakers
Lizzie Jackson, Editor, Communities, BBCi Presenting
the 21st Century
Talan Memmott, hypermedia artist/writer A Theory of
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15.30
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Refectory
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Afternoon Refreshments
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16.00
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Parallel Sessions 1
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A
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NLT 006
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Chair: Jane Dorner
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Paul Brown The Spectre of Change
Kate Pullinger The Web Reader
Lawrence Upton How accessible and democratic is the
net and does it matter to artists?
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B
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NLT 005
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Chair: Helen Whitehead
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Andy Campbell Digital Fiction: New Media Writing in
Flash
Margaret Penfold The Linear Story and Hypertext
Jason Rousell Tecriture
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17.30
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SSCR
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Bar opens
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18.30
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NLT 006
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Official Welcome
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Sue Thomas, Artistic Director, trAce
Professor Marianne Howarth, Associate Dean, Faculty of
Humanities
Laura Dyer, Chief Executive, East Midlands Arts
Conference Address
Robin Rimbaud (Scanner) Remembering How to Forget: An Artist's
Exploration of Sound through the Cityscape and the Voice |
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19.30
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Refectory
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Hot buffet
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21.00
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NLT 006
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Live Chat event in collaboration with ISEA, Fine Art Forum
& The Electronic Literature organisation organised by
Deena Larsen
Collaborating Online with electronic artists, writers
and developers around the world
see more info
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22.00
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SSCR
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Electronic lounge in bar – music by Scanner
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12.00
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Bar closes
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| Tuesday
16 July 2002 (morning) |
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08.00
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Refectory
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Breakfast
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08.30
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Foyer
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Late Registration
(closes 9.30) |
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09.30
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Parallel Sessions 2
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A
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NLT 006
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Chair: Kate Pullinger
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Randy Adams, Pauline Masurel & Everdeen Tree Claims
Barbara Mella The Hypertext Flaneur
David Speake Reader multiplicity in electronic narrative
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B
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NLT 005
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Chair: Geniwate
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Kate Maurer Extending Classroom Communities: Soaring
Above and Beyond the Traditional
Greg Battye Writing/Interactive/Conversation: Extending
the role of WIKI
Helen Whitehead & Karen King (online) How to make
friends and influence people
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11.00
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Refectory
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Coffee
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11.30
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Parallel Sessions
3 |
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A
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NLT 006
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Chair: Elizabeth James
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Poetry Society Panel on Poetry and the Internet
(sponsored by The Poetry Society & East Midlands Arts)
Catherine Byron
John Cayley
Peter Howard
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B
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NLT 005
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Chair: Suzanne Ebel
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Sarah Butler A View of Leicester
Bonnie O'Neill Video Games: Keeping the Story Alive
Rebecca O'Rourke Way Beyond the Mainstream: Taking local
cultures of writing online
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C
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ADA 005
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Chair: Gail E. Hawisher
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Gail E. Hawisher Acquiring the Literacies of
Technology #1
Cynthia L. Selfe Acquiring the Literacies of Technology
#2
Richard J. Selfe Acquiring the Literacies of Technology
#3
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13.00
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Refectory |
Lunch
Connect The Body
Take time out for a reviving
massage during the lunch period
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Tuesday 16 July 2002 (afternoon and evening)
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14.30
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Parallel Sessions 4
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A
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NLT 006
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Chair: Miranda Mowbray
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Harris Dimitropoulos Digital Writing: The Erotics of
Prosthesis
Potter X Kling 1x1=3writing, drawing, building (X/=)
in the mo(ve)ment is the form
Lawrence Upton Textscapes (performance)
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B
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NLT 005
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Chair: Talan Memmott
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Geniwate Language burns and ecstatic wounds
Hazel Smith The Egg The Cart The Horse The Chicken:
cyberpoetry, kineticism, intermedia
Janez Strehovec Attitudes on the Move: On perception
of Digital Poetry Objects
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C
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ADA 005
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Chair: Rebecca O’Rourke
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Jeremy Diggle The Globe Conservator
Michela Ledwidge Horses for Courses: writing for Web
3D
Martin Rieser The Poetics of Interactivity
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16.00
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Refectory
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Tea & biscuits
Connect The Body
Take time out for a reviving
massage between 16.00 – 19.30
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16.30
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Computer Room Sessions
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A
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GE 023
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Coordinator: Simon Mills
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DELEGATE PROJECTS: An informal
and relaxed opportunity to display and discuss your site
with interested delegates. Please contact catherine.gillam@ntu.ac.uk if you
would like to present your work
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B
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GE 012
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WORKSHOP: Jane Tandy – MOO To You Too (1)
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17.30
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SSCR
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Bar opens
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19.30
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Refec
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Conference Dinner
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21.30 (1 hr)
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NLT 006
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Collaborative Interactive Mystery Event: M is for Nottingham?
The
story so far
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12.00
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Bar closes
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Wednesday 17 July (Morning)
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08.00
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Refectory
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Breakfast
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08.30
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Foyer
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Late Registration
(closes 9.30) |
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09.30
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Parallel Sessions 6
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A
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NLT 006
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Chair: Maria Damon
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John Bennett Hypertext Literature: Big Brains, New Poetries
Talan Memmott Codework://serration in practice
Rita Raley The object as Code
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B
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NLT 005
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Chair: Ann Kaloski-Naylor
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Catherine Gillam Virtual Teams
Miranda Mowbray Carmen Miranda’s Guide to Online Ethnicity
Everdeen Tree QUICK-SHIFT - a community-designed collaborative
writing project
Mark Wynne Content Management – A Collaborative Process
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11.00
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Refectory
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Coffee
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11.30
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Parallel Sessions 7
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A
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NLT 006
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Chair: Sue Thomas
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Reviewing M is for Nottingham? – the dramatic process
Marjorie Luesebrink
Helen Whitehead
Plus contributors and readers including Jane Dorner, Mary
Cavill and others
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B
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GE 012
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Workshop
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WORKSHOP: Jane Tandy – MOO To You Too (2)
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13.00
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Refectory |
Lunch including Networking Tables
Please contact catherine.gillam@ntu.ac.uk
if you would like to host a Networking Table
Connect The Body
Take time out for a reviving
massage during the lunch period
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| Wednesday
17 July (Afternoon) |
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14.30
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NLT 006
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Where to next? Identifying
the needs of the web-based literature sector
(sponsored by the Arts Council of England)
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An afternoon of summing up and moving forward. We start
with a talk from Rachel Van Riel whose Opening the Book
project promoting print-based reader development has won
international acclaim.Are there lessons to be learned from
her experience with print media which would be useful for
writers and organisations working to develop a readership
for online media? After Rachel’s talk we turn to a panel
of representatives from web-based literature and arts organisations
and invite a discussion of how the sector might develop
over the next five years – where would we like to be, and
how would we like to get there? It is likely that ‘reader’
development is going to be increasingly important in terms
of building audiences and identifying the strengths of web-based
literature, but this is not a single-issue debate. Topics
for attention include:
- Developing an audience/readership
- The connections between process and quality
- Teaching, training and skill-sharing
- Enabling collaboration
- Alliances between organisations with complementary
interests
Presentation
Rachel Van Riel, Opening the Book
Panel
Paul Brown, Executive Editor, Fine Art Forum (Panel Chair)
Geniwate, convener of Divergence and Board Member, Australian
Network for Art & Technology
Marjorie Luesebrink, Board of Directors, Electronic Literature
Organization
Rebecca O’Rourke, University of Leeds & convenor, trAce
Research Group
Sue Thomas, Director, trAce Online Writing Centre
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16.00
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NLT 006
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Closing Summary
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16.15
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Refectory
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Tea & biscuits before departure
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