| IS - Internet e Storia. 2nd Forum 15 January - 15 March 2004 |
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Speakers
Each speaker presents an abstract through the specifically prepared mailing-list. Essays will be placed on the official site, which could be consulted only by signed members. Speakers participate on invitation or by self-candidature.
Speaker candidature application form 2nd edition 2004.
(To be presented within 1 January 2004 [February 1st 2004 for the 2nd session] ).
First session (January 15):
Sergio Chierici, La catalogazione informatizzata e il sito web dell’Archivio storico del Comune di Sarzana (SP).
Monica L'Erario, Risorse informatiche per gli studi umanistici: formare una ‘generazione di utilizzatori’ Un’esperienza didattica.
Gianni Rapetti, Strumenti grafici a supporto dello studio della Storia.
Luigi M. Reale, Testualità digitali: un nuovo paradigma filologico. A proposito di una recente pubblicazione.
Second session (February 15):
Marco Marandola, Il diritto d’autore in ambito digitale secondo la legislazione italiana: un problema aperto.
Gennaro Tedesco, Storia, Internet ed identità italiana tra Bisanzio e Bagdad.
Third session (March 15):
Paul Arpaia, Using Computer-Mediated Instruction in History Classes.
Christopher S. Harris, Teaching with Computers in America: Some Thoughts and Analysis.
Papers (PDF; only members)
Bio-bibliographical notes by 2nd Forum speakers (in Italian)
Bio-bibliographical notes by 1st Forum speakers (in Italian).