Hi all, Here's a brief rundown of what I've gotten from email messages, both recent and ancient! I combed saved email messages and got new messages from several people. Please take a minute to update this information and provide me with *accurate* (I couldn't find exact names for some of the events) names, dates, title of presentation, number in attendance, sponsor of conference. Bill Fernekes & Harlene Rosenberg - Boston ? Geri Appel - National Conference of Coalition of Essential Schools, 11 '97 Monica Edinger & Cory Brandt - 23rd Annual Parents and Reading Conference, NECC '98, Intranet Course Development Workshop, Jan conference (?), book:Far Away and Long Ago: Young Historians in the Classroom Della Barr Brooks - informal presentations at Teachers College Linda Joseph - workshop of library media specialists, teleconference with Leni and Kath at CUE, article in Multimedia Schools Paul Filio & Carolyn Kindle - NCSS '97 Barbara Wysocki & Frances Jocobson - Illinois School Librry Media Association Annual Conference, faculty presentation 5 '98, Port of Entry with distance learning class Chris Fricke & Glenda Ritz - MSD Washington Township staff workshop Mike Federspiel & Tim Hall - Michigan Council of Social Studies Mike Young & Carol Nickerson - Nebraska State Conference (?) Brian Bindschadler & Jeff Wadman - CFSD Inservice Day, small group meetings, discussions, work sessions Richard del Rio & Carol Barry - California Council for Social Studies (?) Kathleen Ferenz & Leni Donlan - NECC '98, in class at SFSU Nancy Kerwin & Joelen Mulvaney - teacher inservice Laura Wakefield & Joy Penney - Florida League of Teachers, Living History Museum Grant Jackie Brooks & Deborah Pendelton - North Carolina Association for Educational Communications & Technology Doug Perry & Wendy Sauer - Washington State Social Studies Conference If this list brings back memories (fond or otherwise), take a minute and jot me a note ([log in to unmask]). Any thing that went well, any thing that didn't, any thing you'd wished you'd done or not done.... Or anything else that strikes you. Hindsight is 20/20 and will help us all do a better job in the future! I'd like to synthesize the comments and prepare a help guide for all. Thanks, Judy ------------------------------------------------------- Judith K. Graves Education Resources Specialist National Digital Library Program Library of Congress Washington, D.C. 20540-1320 [log in to unmask] 202/707-2562 http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/ndlpedu/