Computers in
education topic
of conference
A computer conference
geared to participant!) interested
in applying computer
technologies in education will
be held Aug. 19*21 at the
Huge tie Conference Center.
The Keynote speaker will be
Terrel Bell, secretary of educa:
tion during the first term of the
Reagan administration. Hell is
beat known for his report “A
Nation At Risk," which
highlighted, many inadequacies
of the-American public educe;
tion system:
Bell is expected to discuss the
new! to bring technology into
the mainstream of education. -
In addition to-Beil's address,
the ‘University Continuation
• Center-sponsored conference
,will feature; talks by . interna
tionally .recognized experts in •
, the. field . Some of the topics: to
be covered, .include teaching
strategies, human factors, brain
researqh, cognitive psychology
and the management of student
.services..- - ' • . • . .
Those attending will In* free '
to-try Out hundreds of software
programs and make their own
copies of public domain', soft
ware at a review lab during the
conference. . * '•
Pro-conference "hands-on”
workshops are scheduled' for ;
Saturday and Sunday, at the
Hilton: Topics include Ap
pleworks. Computers and .Coin*
position and Teacher Tools..
University graduate-level
CTedit is available for $28 per
credit for both the pre
conference workshops and.the
general conference sessions.
• Registration, costs for the full
conference are $«5 for Universi
ty students. $95 for University
faculty and staff and $135 for
other individuals.
‘Those wishing to attend only
specific lectures or one or two
days of the conference may do
so at reduced rates.
For further information, con
tact the University Continuation
Center at 686-4231.
Eugene Agenda
to be discussed
at public forum
Any person interested in
discussing the eight-part
Eugene Agenda, especially the
proposed Riverfront Research
Park, is invited to attend a
meeting of concerned citizens at
7 p.m. in Harris Hall, 777 Pearl
St.
The Eugene Agenda is com
prised of projects meant to
revitalize the city’s ecomony
and livability. The agendu in
cludes such diverse projects as
the Riverfront Research Park, a
proposed high-technology park
that would he developed jointly
by the city, University and a
private developer, and a pro
posal for a new or expanded
public library.
The agenda also includes a
proposal for a city-wide income
tax to fund future diversifying
projects.
For more information about
the meeting, contact Paul
Ferguson, 344-9077.
Key duplication
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at your
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