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Enhancing Undergraduate Learning with Information Technology: A Workshop Summary Appendix C Workshop Presenters and Participants PRESENTERS Day 1 Ronald Stevens, Director, IMMEX Software Development, University of California, Los Angeles Jean-Pierre Bayard, Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, California State University, Sacramento Christopher Dede, George Mason University* Ben Shneiderman, University of Maryland Day 2 Richard Larson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ted Kahn, President, DesignWorlds for Learning, Inc.; Principal, CapitalWorks, LLC Christopher Tucker, Chief Strategist, In-Q-Tel PARTICIPANTS Members of the Committee on Information Technology Deborah Hughes Hallet, Professor of Mathematics, University of Arizona Jack Wilson, Professor of Physics, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute *   At the time of the workshop, Christopher Dede was at George Mason University. He is now a professor at Harvard University.

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Enhancing Undergraduate Learning with Information Technology: A Workshop Summary Stephen Hurst, University of Illinois Dorothy Stout, National Science Foundation Center for Education Strategic Planning Advisory Group Mike Smith, Hewlett Foundation and Stanford University Martha Darling, Educational Consultant Melvin George, University of Missouri Mike Atkin, Stanford University Ron Latanision, Massachusetts Institute of Technology NRC Staff Kevin Aylesworth, Center for Education Jay Labov, Center for Education Michael Feuer, Center for Education Ray Fornes, Government University Industry Research Roundtable Terry Holmer, Center for Education PolicyFutures Alan Schwartz Stanley Feder Other Participants Phil Agre, University of California, Los Angeles Lara Couturier, Futures Project Andries van Dam, Brown University Diane Rogers, Chief of Staff to the Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education Anne Morgan Spalter, Brown University James Pellegrino, Vanderbilt University Lee Zia, National Science Foundation

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