Inter/Disciplinary Models, Disciplinary Boundaries:
Humanities Computing and Emerging Mind Technologies

COCH/COSH 2002 Meeting
at the Congress of the Social Sciences and Humanities
May 26-8, 2002
U Toronto / Ryerson Polytechnic U

Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212 (May 26-28)
Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 101 (May 28)

Programme

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Programme Sponsors
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
Canadian Foundation for Innovation
Faculty of Arts, U Toronto
CHASS, U Toronto
Faculty of Arts, U Alberta
Faculty of Humanities, School of the Arts, and Humanities Computing Centre, McMaster U
Malaspina University-College

Programme Chair
Ray Siemens, siemensr@mala.bc.ca

Overview
May 26	C/C sessions, and joint sessions with ACCUTE
May 27	Joint session with CIDA Mind Technologies: Joint sessions with SSHRC; Reception and Banquet
May 28	C/C sessions, joint sessions with ACCUTE, CHA and CSFE, and AGM

May 26
9:00-10:00: Session 1	Opening Plenary Chair, Ray Siemens (Malaspina U-C) Welcome, Ian Lancashire (U Toronto) Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Willard McCarty (King's College London): Knowing Things by What Their Mockeries Be: Modelling in the Humanities
10:30-12:00: Session 2	Theorizing Computer Games I: Theorizing Computer Games and Their Study Organiser and Chair, Andrew Mactavish (McMaster U) A Joint Session with ACCUTE Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Patrick Finn (U Victoria), Half-Life, Full Theory: Formalizing Video Game Criticism Marshall Soules (Malaspina U-C), Computer Gaming and Protocols of Improvisation
1:00-2:30: Session 3	Theorizing Computer Games II: Social and Cultural Frameworks Organiser and Chair, Andrew Mactavish (McMaster U) A Joint Session with ACCUTE Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	James Campbell (U Central Florida), Computer Games as Complicitous Critique of Global Capitalism Carolyn Guertin (U Alberta), From Complicity to Interactivity: Theories of Feminist Game Play Aimée Morrison (U Alberta), Nerds Heroic and Social: Cinematic Video-gaming and the Domestication of Computing
2:45-4:00: Session 4	Open Session Chair, Marshall Soules (Malaspina U-C) Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Andreas Kitzmann (U Karlstad), Remembering the Present: The Use of Computer-mediated Communication in Contemporary Memory Practices Mark Olsen (U Chicago), Mapping Textuality: Physical and Virtual Geographies Johannes Strobel (U Missouri-Columbia), Mindtools -- or, Computers as Thinking Tools for Teaching Humanities and Social Sciences
4:15-5:45: Session 5	Keynote on Electronic Scholarly Publication Chair, Alan Burk (U New Brunswick) Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Clifford Lynch (CNI), Authenticity, Authority and Integrity in a Digital Environment Jean-Claude Guédon (U Montréal), Electronic Publishing and Scholarly Initiative
May 27: Mind Technologies
8:45-9:45: Session 6	Mind Technologies: Opening Plenary Chair, Ian Lancashire (U Toronto) Organisers and Opening Remarks, David Moorman (SSHRC), Ray Siemens (Malaspina U-C) Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Michael Best (U Victoria), Forswearing Thin Potations: The Creation of Rich Texts Online
10:00-10:15: Announcement	The results of the 2002 Standard Research Grants and Postdoctoral Fellowships competition. Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Maurizio Bevilacqua (Secretary of State, Science, Research and Development) Marc Renaud (President, SSHRC)
10:15-Noon: Session 7	Mind Technologies I: Electronic Publishing and Archiving A Joint Session with SSHRC Chair, Geoffrey Rockwell (McMaster U) Organisers, David Moorman (SSHRC), Ray Siemens (Malaspina U-C) Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Jean-Claude Guédon (U Montréal), Surfaces Alan Burk (U New Brunswick), The Electronic Text Centre at the University of New Brunswick Will Straw (McGill U), The Internet and Urban Visuality Stephen Davies (Malaspina U-C), War on the Web: The Canadian Letters and Images Project James Chartrand (McMaster U), Bertrand Russell on the Web William Barker (Memorial U), What Are We Looking for in an Electronic Text? Murray McGillivray (U Calgary), Digitizing Sir Gawain Elaine Toms (U Toronto), Food for the Mind: TAPoR as Canada's Digital Library in the Humanities
1:00-2:15: Session 8	Mind Technologies II: Textual, Critical, and Analytical Concerns A Joint Session with SSHRC Chair, William Winder (U British Columbia) Organisers, David Moorman (SSHRC), Ray Siemens (Malaspina U-C) Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Martine Cardin (U Laval), RETREAUVQ: A Context-based Approach for Archival Finding Aids Charlie Clarke and Rob Good (ISAGN), Schema-Independent Retrieval from Heterogeneous Structured Text Daniel Poulin (U Montreal), The LexUM/CanLII Project: Using Computers and the Internet to offer a better access to Law Paul Fortier (U Manitoba), Textual Analysis: You Can Get There From Here France Martineau (U Ottawa), Bases d'Analyse Verbale pour la Variation Diachronique Karen McCloskey (U Toronto), Evolutions Of A Literary Analysis: From Toposator to SatorBase
1:45-2:30: Concurrent Session 9	Life Long Learning for Sustainable Human Development A Joint Session with CIDA Chair, TBA Sidney Smith Hall, Room 2135	Peter Liddell (U Victoria), Computing Technology: What Do We Know About Taking the Learning to the Learner? Dianne Dubrule (Carelton U), Teaching Scholastic Courses Requiring Discussion on Line
2:30-3:45: Session 10	Mind Technologies III: Lexicography, Education and Training A Joint Session with SSHRC Chair, Michael Best (U Victoria) Organisers, David Moorman (SSHRC), Ray Siemens (Malaspina U-C) Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Roda P. Roberts (U Ottawa), The Bilingual Canadian Dictionary Andrew Mactavish and Geoffrey Rockwell (McMaster U), Multimedia Education in the Arts and Humanities Stéfan Sinclair, Terry Butler, Sean Gouglas (U Alberta), The MA in Humanities Computing Greg Lessard (Queen's U), Language Acquisition and Use John Bonnett (NRC), Changing Hieroglyphics to Cuneiform, and 3D Space to Coherent Space: The 3D Virtual Buildings Project Ray Siemens (Malaspina U-C), Canadian Humanities Computing and the Blackwell Companion to Digital Humanities
4:00-5:30: Session 11	Mind Technologies: Plenary Session A Joint Session with SSHRC Chair, Ray Siemens (Malaspina U-C) Organisers, David Moorman (SSHRC), Ray Siemens (Malaspina U-C) Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Ian Lancashire (U Toronto), Humanities Computing and Research Innovation Geoffrey Rockwell (McMaster U), TAPoR: Building a Portal for Text Analysis Susan Brown (U Guelph), Between Markup and Delivery; or, Tomorrow's Electronic Text Today J. Taylor, J-A Beraldin, G. Godin, L. Cournoyer, F. Blais, M. Rioux, and J. Domey (NRC, Institute for Information Technology), The Role of Heritage in the Development of NRC’s 3D Imaging Technology
6:00-7:00	Mind Technologies: Reception Massey College, Common Room
7:00-9:00	Mind Technologies: Banquet Massey College, Ondaatje Hall (Dining Room)	Marc Renaud (President, SSHRC), Welcome Peter Munsche (Assistant VP, Technology Transfer and the Acting Vice-President, Research & International Relations, U Toronto) David Strangway (President, Canada Foundation for Innovation), The Role of CFI in Supporting Humanities Research Keynote Address Patricia Clements (U Alberta; President, HSSFC), Creativity, Culture, and Computing Special Presentation Brad Paley (Digital Image Design Inc.), Illustrative Interfaces: Using Perceptual and Cognitive Cues to Capture and Manipulate Ideas
May 28
9:00-10:15: Concurrent Sessions 12 and 13	Session 12: Information Aesthetics I: Practitioners in Theory Organiser and Chair, Carolyn Guertin (U Alberta) See Overload: Information Aesthetics Online Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 101	Darren Wershler-Henry (York U) and Bill Kennedy (Rhizomedia), Apostrophe: Working Notes Katherine Parrish (OISE), How We Became Automatic Poetry Generators Barrett Watten (Wayne State U), Information Theory and the Poetics of Truth: From Text to New Media
	Session 13: The Early Modern English Lexicon Organiser and Chair, Ian Lancashire (U Toronto) A Joint Session with ACCUTE Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Ian Lancashire (U Toronto), Foreword: A Progress Report on The Lexicon of Early Modern English Jennifer Roberts-Smith (U Toronto), Re-Tuning English Renaissance Poetry Shannon Robinson (U Toronto), Reading the Dirty Bits: "Dirty Words," Medical Jargon, or Invective? John Florio's World of Words (1598, 1611)
10:30-Noon: Concurrent Sessions 14, 15, and 16	Session 14: Shakespeare and Information Technology Organiser and Chair, Patrick Finn (U Victoria) A Joint Session with ACCUTE Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Richard J. Shroyer and Paul Werstine (U Western Ontario), Broken Lines: the Printing of the Shakespeare First Folio and the Digitizing of the New Variorum Shakespeare Alan Galey (U Victoria), A Kingdom for a Screen, Pixels to Act: Designing an Electronic Critical Edition Sally-Beth MacLean (U Toronto) and Alan Somerset (U Western Ontario), Shakespeare on the Road: Tracking the Tours with the REED Web Project
	Session 15: Open Session Chair, Stéfan Sinclair (U Alberta) Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 101	Patrick Juola (DuquesneU), The Case for Humanities Mathematics: When Computing Doesn't Work Susy Santos (U Manitoba) and Paul Fortier (U Manitoba), Testing the Appropriateness of a Corpus: A Statistical Approach Orion Montoya (U Chicago), with Mark Olsen (U Chicago), Implementing South Asian Dictionaries: Characters, Glyphs and Textual Objects under PhiloLogic Dina Ripsman Eylon (U Toronto), The Response of the Monks to the Medium of Print: Academicians and E-journals
	Session 16: Boundaries of Technology and the Teaching of History Organiser and Chair, Arthur Silver (U Toronto) A Joint Session with CHA and CSFE (Note: This session takes place at Sidney Smith Hall 2108, 10:15-11:45)	Tracy Light (U Waterloo), Crossing the Boundary between Traditional and Technological Approaches to Teaching History: The History Research Project Jill Porter (U Waterloo), Stepping outside the Boundaries: The Clarica Scholars' Programme @UW Elsa Nystrom (Kennesaw State U), Vintage Merlot for History: Accessing Learning Objects across International Boundaries
1:00-2:30: Concurrent Sessions 17 and 18	Session 17: Information Aesthetics II: Intermedialities Online: Codework and Beyond Organisers, Maria Damon (U Minnesota-Twin Cities) and Carolyn Guertin (U Alberta) Chair, Maria Damon (U Minnesota-Twin Cities) Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 101	Talan Memmott (independent: BeeHive) CodeWork://serration in practice Rita Raley (U California, Santa Barbara) The Object as Code Alan Sondheim (Florida International U) Codework and Beyond Jorge Luiz Antonio (Pontifical Catholic U of Sao Paulo, Brazil), The Use of Design as Digital Poetry
	Session 18: Open Session Chair, Murray McGillivray (U Calgary) Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Oriel MacLennan and Vivien Hannon (Dalhousie U), Up There and Out There: Collaboration and Co-operation in Electronic Edition Stéfan Sinclair (U Alberta), Humanities Computing Resources: A Unified Gateway and Platform William Winder (U British Columbia), Grammar Checking Online: The Wild, Wild Web Programming Environment Sharon Scinicariello (Case Western U), Li Chastels de Savance: Designing a Virtual Environment for Learning Language and Culture
3:00-4:30: Session 19	Panel Discussion and COCH/COSH Annual General Meeting Chair, Ian Lancashire (U Toronto) Victoria College, U Toronto, Room 212	Ray Siemens (Malaspina U-C), A Humanities Computing Summer Seminar?

Inter/Disciplinary Models, Disciplinary Boundaries: Humanities Computing and Emerging Mind Technologies

Programme

Inter/Disciplinary Models, Disciplinary Boundaries:
Humanities Computing and Emerging Mind Technologies