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Communicating in the
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October 21 -- 24, 2001
Santa Fe, NM

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Program

The SIGDOC 2001 conference consists of papers, tutorials, workshops, panels, and award sessions. The advance program shown below is subject to change.

NEW: Speaker and Session Chair Guidelines

Conference Overview

SIGDOC 2001

 Sun.
Oct. 21		 Mon.
Oct. 22		 Tue.
Oct. 23		 Wed.
Oct. 24
  7:30a -
8:30a

Continental Breakfast
   8:30a -
10:00a		 T1, T2, T3 T4, T5 Welcome
Plenary		 P2 P7 P8 W3
  10:00a -
10:30a

Nutrition Break
  10:30a -
12:00p		 T1, T2, T3
(continued)		 T4, T5
(continued)		 P1 P4 P3 P5 P11 W3
(continued)
  12:00p -
 2:00p		 Lunch
(provided)		 Diana Award
Robert Horn
Luncheon		 Lunch
(on your own)		 Keynote
Moira Gunn
Luncheon w/IPCC
   2:00p -
 3:30p		 T1, T2, T3
(continued)		 T6 L1 W4 P6 P9  
   3:30p -
 4:00p		 Nutrition Break
   4:00p -
 6:00p		 T1, T2, T3
(continued)		 T6
(continued)		 W5 W1 W2
   6:00p -
 7:00p

Down Time
   7:00p -
10:00p		 Welcome
Reception		   Rigo Award
Don Norman
Banquet

In addition to recognizing this year's Rigo and Diana award recipients, the SIGDOC 2001 program will include invited talks, panel discussions, paper presentations, posters and demonstrations, and exciting tutorials. New this year are working sessions, which are extended discussions on a focused topic of interest to conference attendees. SIGDOC 2001 will provide an opportunity for the exchange of information related to exciting new research and experience reports in areas including (but not limited to):

  •  National language support in all forms of documentation
  •  Migrating to multilingual Web sites
  •  Cultural issues for international audiences
  •  Making documentation available in multiple formats
  •  Fundamental design principles that transcend the medium

Proceedings will be published by the ACM. Selected papers will be considered for publication in a special issue of the ACM Journal of Computer Documentation.

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Call for Papers

The original Call for Papers is available in PDF format here and in ASCII format here. 

Last modified October 28, 2001 by Scott Tilley.