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• Digital Storytelling and Computer Game Design. Association of Computing Machines (ACM). Atlanta. March 1997. ( invited workshop )

• Digital Storytelling, new clothes for an old medium. Association of Indiana media Educators. March 21, 1997. ( invited workshop )

• Evaluating new media, CD-ROMS and Web design, from an aesthetic, instructional, and emotional point of view. Association of Indiana media Educators. March 21, 1997. ( invited workshop )

• Web-ed: learning without leaving. Database Magazine. 1997. (TBA)

• Just Enough Java to Get You in Trouble. Indiana Cooperative Library Services Authority. October 21, 1996. ( invited workshop )

• Computer Game Design. Hypermedia '96. October 18, 1996. ( presentation)

• Digital Storytelling and Computer Game Design at Indiana University. 2nd Digital Storytelling Festival. Crested Butte, CO. October 3rd - 8th. (http://www.dstory.com/96speakers.html) ( invited presentation )

• Game Design as a model for Information Science, Strange Ruminations: Version 1.0 December 1995. www.indiana.edu/~slizzard/articles/gameDesign/game_design2.html. JALISE, 1997

• Journey of a Digital Muse. TECHNOS, Quarterly for Education & Technology. Winter 1996, Volume 5, Number 4

• The Public Web Project: scenario-based, participatory design research, a case study. Internet Service Reference Quarterly. (TBA) [ early version at http://www.indiana.edu/~slizzard/nii/doorway.html ]

• Regular "Computer Media" columns for the Library Journal:media reviews and random thoughts on technology.

• "Computers Freedom and Privacy," Library Journal June 1, 1996

• "Fun 'n Games" Library Journal. May 1 1996.

• "Beginner's Luck" Library Journal. April 1 1996.

• "VRML & Java" Library Journal. March 1 1996, p. 101.

• "Designing Digital Environments" Library Journal. February 1 1996, p. 93.

• Designing Information Systems as if Farmers Mattered, 1995 (unpublished)

• "The Dancing Slizzard Info Lounge" National Online'95 May 4th.

• "Prototyping HI [Human Intelligence] Interfaces for Enhancing Information Retrieval." National Online'95 May 4th

• "CD-ROM: Resident Freak Show of the 90s" Library Journal. February 1995.

• "The Visual OPAC: A Visual Interface for Information Retrieval" Proceedings of the Ninth Integrated Online Library Systems Meeting. New York May 11-12, 1994. pp. 103-108.

• "Re-understanding media: McLuhan and multimedia" JALISE, Fall 1993, Vol. 34, No. 4. pp. 287 - 290.

• "Cognitive Mapping and Indonesian Rice Resources: appropriate technology" Journal of Economic and Social Intelligence. Vol. 3, Num. 1 1993. pp. 43 - 52.

• "Shock Absorbers", Library Journal, January 1, 1990, p. 142.

• "The Ever-Changing World of Word Processing", Library Journal, February 1, 1990, p. 102.

• "The Spread on Spread Sheets", Library Journal, March 1, 1990, p. 111.

• "Computer-Assisted Instruction", Library Journal, April 1, 1990, p. 132.

• "The Lowdown on Databases", Library Journal, May 1, 1990, p. 106.

• "Desktop Publishing Round-Up", Publishers Weekly, May 25, 1990, pp.28-30.

• "The World of Telecommunications", Library Journal, June 1, 1990, p. 169.

• "Desktop Publishing", Library Journal, July 1, 1990, p. 120.

• "All about UNIX", Library Journal, September 1, 1990, p. 250.

• "Hypermedia", Library Journal/u>, October 1, 1990. p. 108.

• "Programming Languages", Library Journal, November 1, 1990, p. 120.

• "Computer Security", Library Journal, December 1, 1990, p. 152.

• "Computing for Absolute Beginners", Library Journal, January 1,1991, p. 138.

• "High Tech Libraries of Tomorrow -- Today", Library Journal, February 1, 1991, pp. 46-49.

• "Video and Computer Games -- Not Just Kids Stuff", Library Journal, February 1, 1991, p. 98.

• "Windows", Library Journal, March 1, 1991.

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Thom Gillespie thom@indiana.edu