Fourth International Conference on Asynchronous Learning
Networks.  This conference will be held at the Marriott World
Trade Center Hotel in New York City on November 13,14,15,1998
http://www.aln.org/alnws/may98/
 

http://cause-www.colorado.edu/conference/c98/c98.html

TEACHING OVER THE WEB ONLINE CONFERENCE MAY 4 - MAY 15, 1998
Office of Information and Instructional Technology
University System Of Georgia
lasseter@mail.rath.peachnet.edu
http://www.peachnet.edu
http://asdl.peachnet.edu
Phone:  (706) 369-6469     FAX:  (706)369-6429
http://asdl.peachnet.edu/aio/teachingonline

WebNet mentioned there is at http://aace.virginia.edu/aace/conf/webnet/home.html

WWW'98 (Dan Rehak will be there) is http://www7.conf.au/

Digital Libraries (in Pittsburgh) http://www.ks.com/dl98/
Hypertext'98 (in Pittsburgh) http://www.ks.com/HT98/
CHI'98 http://www.acm.org/sigchi/chi98/

CALISCE'98 in Sweden http://www.pedu.chalmers.se/calisce98.html
(European analog of FiE) We just missed theadline for it, but it still may
be relevant for you to attend.

More conferences with open deadlines are :

Learning On Line, USA, June (very relevant, but I am just not sure about
its quality, looks like "yet another...") I will not be able to attend
because it intersects with Hypertext'98 in Pittsburgh. But for you or
Phil, it may be quite relevant place to meet people -
http://ebbs.english.vt.edu/Learning-98/

"New Information an Communication Technologies applied to Education",
France, Autumn 1998 (I am on the Program Committee)
http://nticf98.insa-rouen.fr/index-uk.html

AACE's ICCE'98 in Beijing, Autumn 1998 (Very relevant, Theme: "Global
Education on the Net"... and especially if you are interested to see
Beijing:). Myself I am still thinking where to get the money.
http://www.njtu.edu.cn/icce98/

        ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY
            * * *  POLICY '98 CONFERENCE  * * *
               http://www.acm.org/policy98/

         "Shaping Policy in the Information Age"
            Washington, DC, Renaissance Hotel
                    May 10-12, 1998

Register now for the one computing policy conference you don't
want to miss...featuring:
  - Senator Orrin Hatch (invited): Future of Intellectual Property
  - Special Advisor to the President Ira Magaziner: White House Report
  - Representative Vern Ehlers (invited): Reformulating US Science Policy
  - Representative Constance Morella: The Role of the Federal Government
      in Computing
  - Assistant Director Juris Hartmanis: The Role of the National Science
      Foundation in Computing Policy
  - Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information
      Larry Irving: Universal Service
  - Debate: Esther Dyson and Gary Chapman
  - ACM Presidential Award for founding NetDay: John Gage, Sun
Microsystems
  - Making Science Policy: Roundtable with NPR Correspondent Dan Charles

The ACM Policy '98 Conference will focus on public policy issues
affecting future applications of computing.  Our goal is to
forge stronger links between computing professionals and policy
makers.  Attendees will interact with prominent leaders from
academia, industry, Congress, and Executive agencies, and
participate in debates on policy issues including:

  - Universal Access         - Electronic Commerce
  - Intellectual Property    - Education Online

All Policy '98 attendees are invited to the Annual ACM Awards
Banquet on Sunday evening May 10th, and a conference reception
on Monday evening May 11th at the new headquarters of the
American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Register online at

http://www.acm.org/policy98/

or write to policy98@acm.org.  Early registrants and
ACM members receive discounts.  A limited number of
low-priced student registrations are available.

  Conference Chairs - Ben Shneiderman, Dianne Martin
  Program Chairs - Marc Rotenberg, Keith Miller
  Panel Moderators - Jim Horning, Pamela Samuelson,
    Charles Brownstein, Oliver Smoot
  USACM Chair - Barbara Simons