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“A Focused Animation Curriculum Model” by Meier

“Computer art for computer people – a syllabus” by Hertlein

“Automated display techniques for linear graphs” by Maguire

“Community Curation of Small-Scale Animation and Video for Museums”

“Game and Interactivity in Computer Science Education” by Clua, Feijó, Rocca, Schwartz, Chagas, et al. …

“So You Want to Start a Game Program? IGDA Education SIG presents the Curriculum Framework Initiative & Curricular Models” by Gold, Fullerton and El-Nasr

“FuturePrep — Industry Views on Education” by Carr, Lainas, MacLean, Ng-Cummings and Rodriguez

“Improving Instruction and Staff Development by Building K-12/University Partnerships” by Zagury and Monahan

“The Language of Cinema and Traditional Animation in the 3D Computer Animation Classroom” by Turner

“Creative Expression on the Digital Canvas: An Online Digital Art Class” by Sutton

“Concept Development for Computer Animators Workshop” by Sullivan and Cumbie-Jones

“Moving Mountains: Using Interactive Graphics to Teach Geography” by Seaver

“The Art and Science of Multimedia: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Teaching Multimedia at a Liberal Arts College” by Ribner and Metaxas

“Collaborations in Higher Education” by Murphy, Fowler IV, Rolnick and Miller

“Where Industry and Academia Meet: An International Perspective” by Kempff and Ljungman

“University and Industry Partnerships: Creating Multimedia Solutions to Solve Unique Industry Problems” by Mohler

“Teaching Computer Graphics with Spreadsheets” by Marchese

“The Ceren Web Resource: Enabling Students to Become Anthropologists In A Virtual Site” by Lewin, Ehrhardt and Gross

“An Interactive Course on Fractals and Chaos” by Laxer and Klebanoff

“Zoom Into the Past: Illustrating History in Middle School” by Kresge

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