Conference Proceedings

Internet and Educational Computing Conference
26 & 27 September 1997, Cape Town

Papers as submitted by presenters, arranged alphabetically by presenter. Submission of papers was optional, so this is not a complete record of the conference.

• Project TECSAS, Ron Beyers
• Computer and Network Abuse in Schools - Anecdotes and Antidotes, Tim Bouwer
• Use of the Internet - An alternative learning experience, Annette de Jager
• Dialup Internet Solutions, Anton de Wet
• Potential role of an "articifial psychologist"..., Alten du Plessis
• Computerized thinking and teaching games, Alten du Plessis
• Online learning and exchange about racism and diversity, Ronald Eissens and Suzette Bronkhorst
• Towards a Southern African school network, Christopher Geerdts
• Teaching and Learning Congruency using Cabri Geometre, Shaheeda Jaffer and Anthea Roberts
• Uninet - Funding, topology, cost-recovery, and future plans, Mike Lawrie
• What's the point of computers for the little kids?, Alixe Lowenherz and Claire Tomkyns
• Setting up Computer Centres, Violet Madingoane
• First Ventures into Multimedia, Ken Masters
• Using spreadsheets as investigative tools with primary mathematics pupils, Monty Paul
• Prince Pascal or Jester Java, Cobus Rabe
• Use of technology to support Curriculum 2005 and OBE, Charl Vorster