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Bios of Colloquium Participants:  Please write a short, 50-word bio underneath your name -- how you would like to be introduced at the Colloquium.  Thanks.

Vance Stevens

Roger Kenner, during his career at Concordia University in Montreal, has worked in computer-assisted language learning since the early 1980sduring which time he has witnessed a succession of major changes in the field, from main-frame computers and terminals through to the Web.  His early interests were in authoring systems and other approaches to facilitating teacher involvment in the creation of computer-based materials. Over the past ten years he has worked extensively with learning management systems such at WebCT and Moodle.  He was a founding member of the CALL Interest section in 1983-1984 and served as associate chair and chair in 1985-1986.  He now offers consultation and training in computers for education through is private company.  For more information: RogerKenner.ca

Deborah Healey

Elizabeth Hanson-Smith, professor emeritus at CSU, Sacramento, lead designer for the Oxford Picture Dictionary Interactive and pedagogical consultant for Live Action English Interactive. She wrote Constructing the Paragraph, an online tutorial for composition classes. She consults for and teaches online courses for education professionals. Author of many articles on CALL pedagogy, her books include Learning Languages through Computers (co-editor Sarah Rilling) and CALL Environments: Research, Practice and Critical Issues, 2nd ed. (co-edited with Joy Egbert). She is former coordinator and member of the Electronic Village Online Team for TESOL's CALL IS.

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Claire Bradin Siskin  - just testing -- will add bio later.

Phil Hubbard

Karen Price