Tutorials/Workshops
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| + | * Interoperability at the Crossroads?: The "Liberal Order" versus Fragmentation [http://www.cfp2008.org/wiki/index.php/Interoperability_at_the_Crossroads%3F:_The_%22Liberal_Order%22_versus_Fragmentation] | ||
| == Workshop, Thursday May 22 == | == Workshop, Thursday May 22 == | ||
| * [http://cfp.wikia.com/wiki/Activism_and_Education_Using_Social_Networks Activism and Education Using Social Networks] | * [http://cfp.wikia.com/wiki/Activism_and_Education_Using_Social_Networks Activism and Education Using Social Networks] | ||
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Tutorials, Tuesday May 20
Traditionally, the CFP Tutorials have been designed to give conference attendees an opportunity to steep themselves in subject areas that are key to enjoying the conference's main events. Each three-hour session centers on a topic that will likely be relevant to several discussions in course of the week. These tutorials are generally interactive, allowing attendees to raise questions of particular interest to them.
9 a.m. - 12 noon:
- Scott Spetka, Maintaining Privacy While Accessing On-line Information
- Mike Godwin, Constitutional Law in Cyberspace
2 p.m - 5 p.m.:
- Robert Ellis Smith, A Short History of Privacy
- Lillie Coney, e-Deceptive Campaign Practices: Elections 2.0
Workshop, Wednesday May 21
- Interoperability at the Crossroads?: The "Liberal Order" versus Fragmentation [1]
