Evolving the Links
September 24-26, 2003
Madison, Wisconsin
The most recent Evolving the Links conference held on
September 24-26, 2003 in Madison, Wisconsin, gathered over one hundred representatives
from universities and public television stations from across the country. The
conference focused on current developments in digital repositories, connectivitiy,
and distribution, and how changes in information technology affect the evolution
of public service media. In addition, reports from CPB, APTS, and NASULGC examined
possibilities for collaboration and funding sources to help us research the
shared digital future. Listen to the audio proceedings
and download Powerpoint presentations»
2002
The 2002 Evolving the Links conference was held on March 25 & 26, 2002 in
Madison, Wis. gathered nearly one hundred representatives from universities
and public television stations from across the country. Listen
to the audio proceedings and download Powerpoint presentations»
The 2002 Evolving the Links conference
held on March 25 & 26, 2002 in Madison, Wis. gathered nearly one hundred
representatives from universities and public television stations from across
the country. The conference focused on ways to enhance relations between the
two through Web portals, digital asset management and the concept of rich media
utilities.
The Evolving the Links conference featured thought-provoking
presentations and sparked productive conversation. If you were unable to attend
the conference, missed a presentation, or would like to revisit a topic, you
can listen to streaming audio or download Powerpoint presentations.
Click on the links to hear RealAudio or to download Powerpoint presentations.
Monday, March 25, 2002
8:30 a.m.
Welcome, Introduction and Review
Byron Knight, Director of Broadcating & Media Innovations
Kevin Reilly, Chancellor of UW Extension
9:15 a.m.
Public Broadcasting point of
view
John Lawson President, APTS Vision of PTV/Higher Education
Terry Bryant, CPB Vision of the Digital Service Future
NASULGC/APTS
Mark Erstling, APTS
Linda Kay Benning, NASULGC
11:30 a.m.
The Role of the Higher Education Telecommunications
Consortium (HETC)
Jim Fellows, Higher Education Telecommunications Consortium
1 p.m.
Discussion
Introduction: Mark Erstling, APTS
Facilitator: Ted Krichels, General Manager WPSX-TV PSU
QuestMap Ideas Tracking: Steven Vedro
What are the common needs of university licensees and higher education institutions?
How can we best meet these needs?
Sharable Content Object Reference
Model (SCO.ram)
Where are we now and where does it fit with Digital Asset Management?
Ed Meachen, Associate Vice President UW System
Judy Brown, Academic ADL CoLab
Digital Asset Distribution
Rich Media Utility IBM/Wisconsin Public Television/Partners
James Steinbach,Wisconsin Public Television
Fred Bonner, IBM
Jeff Stromberg, Ancept