SIGCSE 2001 Because We Teach...

Workshops are intended to provide an in-depth review of a topic of interest, designed to be immediately useful in the classroom. To this end, workshop presenters should plan to provide participants with a set of handouts outlining the material covered in the workshop. SIGCSE will reimburse presenters for up to 50 pages per participant at 5 cents per page. We hope to have some computer labs available for presenters interested in doing "hands-on" workshops, but the number will certainly be limited.

You may want to review the list of SIGCSE 2000 workshops before submitting a proposal.

Workshop Proposal (2 page limit) should include the following:

• Workshop title
• An abstract (5 line limit)
• Length: Half day or full day
• For each presenter: name, department, academic institution, address, telephone number, email address
• Overall objective
• Intended audience
• Expected outcome
• Description of materials provided to participants
• Audio-Visual needs
• If a "hands-on" workshop is proposed, but no computer lab is available, could you still offer the workshop?

Submitting The Proposal

• Due by September 8, 2000
• Proposals should be in PDF or PostScript format
• Email your proposal to meeden@cs.swarthmore.edu
• Or send hard copies to
  Lisa Meeden
  Computer Science Program
  Swarthmore College
  500 College Avenue
  Swarthmore, PA 19081

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