“Virtual Harlem” by Carter

ACM SIGGRAPH HISTORY ARCHIVES

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ACM SIGGRAPH HISTORY ARCHIVES

“Virtual Harlem” by Carter

“Virtual Science Laboratory” by Masuda

“Visual Effects through Adaptive Technologies” by Amron

“Walking the Tightrope: Balancing Digital and Traditional Skills in Undergraduate Education” by McIntosh, Butler, Francek, Griswold, Lerer, et al. …

“Web Pages, Interactive Interfaces, and Worm Holes: The Next Generation of User Interface Designers” by Coleman and Bahruth

“Incorporating Principles and Examples from Art/Design and Film/Video into a CS Computer Graphics Course” by Owen

“How to Marry an Éclair: Anatomy of an Animated Tale” by Huelsman

“Museums and Computer Games” by Caffry, Cameron, Roth and Zullo

“Organizing Summer Computer Graphics Camps” by Bannatyne

“People in the Past: The Ancient Puebloan Farmers of Southwest Colorado” by Breznau

“Proposal Writing 101: Ensuring Your Submission is Understood” by Burkhart

“The Round Earth Project: Collaborative VR for Elementary School Kids” by Johnson

“The SIGGRAFFITI Wall: Multi-Input Painting” by Dunn-Roberts and Warner

“SP3D and the Lighthouse: Explorations in 3D Internet Learning” by Hall

“Supporting Online Collaborative Communities” by Hertz

“The Teacher’s Mid-Life Crisis: Moore’s Stairmaster of the Fittest” by Garvey

“ThinkQuest: Students and Teachers Exploring a Global Web-Based Education Project” by Sibley

“When Children Draw in 3D” by Varela

“Why is the Mona Lisa Smiling?” by Feld

“Educators Workshop in 3D Computer Graphics”

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