Ninth International Conference on Creating, Connecting and Collaborating Through Computing, Kyoto, Japan
18 January 2011 - 18 January 2011
Japan
The Ninth International Conference on Creating, Connecting and Collaborating Through Computing will be held from 18 to 20 January 2011 in Kyoto, Japan.
Computers, networks, and other forms of technology have become pervasive in modern society. Most uses, though, are passive. To evolve into a true knowledge society, it is critical that computer-based human activities be transformed. The result should be that users engage in the active process of creating, connecting and collaborating together.
The event will be for stakeholders interested in the use of computers as tools to develop and enable user-oriented creation, connection, and collaboration processes. Topics set to be covered include:
- technology-enhanced human-computer and human-human interaction,
- multimedia authoring environments,
- new technologies for literature, music and the visual arts,
- virtual worlds and immersive environments,
- gaming/entertainment platforms and infrastructure,
- social networks and social networking,
- novel programming paradigms and languages for implementers,
- scripting or visual paradigms and languages for end-users,
- creating and maintaining online communities,
- tools for creating/managing online services/environments,
- distributed and collaborative working,
- educational environments for classroom, field work and online/distance learning,
- technologies for collaborative and self-empowered learning,
- social and cultural implications of new technologies.For further information, please visit: http://www.cm.is.ritsumei.ac.jp/c5-11/(opens in new window)
Computers, networks, and other forms of technology have become pervasive in modern society. Most uses, though, are passive. To evolve into a true knowledge society, it is critical that computer-based human activities be transformed. The result should be that users engage in the active process of creating, connecting and collaborating together.
The event will be for stakeholders interested in the use of computers as tools to develop and enable user-oriented creation, connection, and collaboration processes. Topics set to be covered include:
- technology-enhanced human-computer and human-human interaction,
- multimedia authoring environments,
- new technologies for literature, music and the visual arts,
- virtual worlds and immersive environments,
- gaming/entertainment platforms and infrastructure,
- social networks and social networking,
- novel programming paradigms and languages for implementers,
- scripting or visual paradigms and languages for end-users,
- creating and maintaining online communities,
- tools for creating/managing online services/environments,
- distributed and collaborative working,
- educational environments for classroom, field work and online/distance learning,
- technologies for collaborative and self-empowered learning,
- social and cultural implications of new technologies.For further information, please visit: http://www.cm.is.ritsumei.ac.jp/c5-11/(opens in new window)