Program
THURSDAY, APRIL 28
09:30 Coffee and registration
10:00 Opening session
Kristóf NYÍRI
Director, Institute for Philosophical Research
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
The Mobile Phone in 2005: Where Are We Now?
Chair: Gábor PALLÓ, Director of Research
Institute for Philosophical Research
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
10:30 Keynote address by Ian HACKING
(Collège de France):
Genres of Communication, Genres of Information
11:00 Plenary talk by Lara SRIVASTAVA
(International Telecommunication Union):
Dissemination and Acquisition of Knowledge
in a Mobile Age
[magyarul]
11:30 Coffee break
Chair: Stefan BERTSCHI
Institute for Media and Communications Management
University of St. Gallen, Switzerland
12:00 Plenary talk by Akiba COHEN
(Tel Aviv University, Israel):
Mobiles in the Family:
Parents, Children and the Third Person Effect
12:30 Plenary talk by Edna APHEK
(Jerusalem, Israel):
Digital, "Highly Connected" Children:
Implications for Education
13:00 Lunch break
14:00 – 16:30 Parallel
sessions
16:30 Coffee break
Chair: Friedrich KROTZ
Full Professor for Communication Theory and Social Communication
University of Erfurt
17:00 Plenary talk by Richard COYNE and Martin PARKER
(The University of Edinburgh):
Sounding Off:
The Place of Voice in Ubiquitous Digital Media
[magyarul]
17:30 Plenary talk by Ilpo KOSKINEN
(University of Art and Design, Helsinki):
Ambient Sound in Mobile Multimedia
FRIDAY, APRIL 29
Chair: Jane VINCENT
Digital World Research Centre
University of Surrey
09:00 Plenary talk by András BENEDEK
(Permanent State Secretary,
Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Budapest):
New Vistas of Learning in the Mobile Age
09:30 Plenary talk by Mike SHARPLES
(University of Birmingham):
Learning As Conversation:
Transforming Education in the Mobile Age
10:00 Coffee break
Chair: John PRESTON
Senior Lecturer in Philosophy
University of Reading
10:20 Plenary talk by Herbert HRACHOVEC
(University of Vienna):
E-Learning Nudism:
Stripping Context from Content
10:50 Plenary talk by Marcelo MILRAD
(Växjö University, Sweden):
Exploring New Ways
to Support Learning and Communication
Using Mobile Technologies
11:20 Coffee break
Chair: Christian LICOPPE
Professor of Sociology of Information
and Communication Technologies
Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications
11:40 Plenary talk by On-Kwok LAI
(Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan):
E-Learning, Knowledge Transfer
and Intellectual Communication
in the Mobile Age
12:10 Plenary talk by Nicola DÖRING, Christine DIETMAR,
Alexandra HEIN and Katharina HELLWIG
(Ilmenau University of Technology, Germany):
Contents, Forms, and Functions
of Interpersonal Pictorial Messages
in Online and Mobile Communication
12:40 Lunch break
13:40 – 16:10 Parallel
sessions
Chair: Dr. Ferenc TOMPA
Executive Director for Telecom Policy
T-Mobile Hungary Co. Ltd.
16:25 Plenary talk by Maurizio FERRARIS
(University of Turin, Italy):
Where Are You? Mobile Ontology
16:55 Plenary talk by James E. KATZ
(Rutgers University):
Magic in the Air:
Spiritual and Transcendental Aspects of Mobiles
SATURDAY, APRIL 30
Chair: Dr. Jan DERRY
Lecturer in Philosophy of Education
London Knowledge Lab
Institute of Education, University of London
10:00 Plenary talk by Markus PESCHL
(University of Vienna):
The Role of Philosophy and Mobile Communication
in the Process of Learning, Understanding,
and Individual Cultivation
10:30 Plenary talk by Kristóf NYÍRI
(Hungarian Academy of Sciences):
Collective Thinking
11:00 Coffee break
Chair: Csaba PLÉH, Professor of Psychology
Centre for Cognitive Science
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
11:15 Plenary talk by Andrew BROOK
(Carleton University, Ottawa):
My BlackBerry and Me:
Forever One or Just Friends?
12:00 – 13:30 Parallel
sessions
13:30 Lunch break
14:30 – 15:30 Parallel
sessions
15:30 Coffee break
Chair: Kristóf NYÍRI
15:45 Concluding plenary address by Jérôme BINDÉ
(Deputy Assistant Director-General
for Social and Human Sciences, UNESCO, Paris):
Towards Shared Knowledge Societies?
16:15 General discussion
Farewell party
[magyar összefoglalók]
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Conference organized by the Institute for Philosophical
Research of the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences and T-Mobile Hungary Co. Ltd.
Last updated August 3,
2005
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