Papers by Netiva Caftori

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Mentions in journals

1. Ninth Annual Women's Studies Conference--Western Kentucky University

   October 12, 1995, Bowling Green. Presented a paper on "Gender Differences in Software."

2. Information Systems Educational Conference (ISECON '95).

   November 3-5, 1995. Presented a workshop with Anton Van Reeken on Problem-Based Learning.

3. Tenth Annual Midwest Computer Conference--Loyola University

   March 8, 1996, Chicago. Presented a workshop with Anton VanReeken from Limburg University in Maastricht, Netherlands, on Problem-Based Learning.

   The abstract is still online in the Midwest Computer Conference Proceedings

4. First Annual Ethics and Technology Conference--Loyola University

   March 9, 1996, Chicago. Presented a paper on "Examination of Computer Software in Relation to Gender Differentiation."

   Paper was published in the Ethics '96 Proceedings. (no longer online at this location.)

5. Annual Meeting of the Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education (SITE 96).

   March 12-16, 1996, Phoenix, Arizona. Presented a paper on "Educational Software: Are We Approaching It the Right Way?" with Marcin Paprzycki from the University of Texas at the Permian Basin (now at the University of Southern Mississippi).

   Paper may be found in the Proceedings of SITE '96

   See a commentary about our common paper by Michael L. Connell et al.

6. Consortium for Computing in Small Colleges--South Central Conference

   April,19-20, 1996, Wichita Falls, Texas. A workshop on "Problem-Based Learning."

   

   In 1996-97:

7. ISECON '96 in St Louis, Il. in Oct. '96 where I presented a panel with two colleagues: Joyce Currie Little and Ronald Kizior from Loyola University on the subject of Ethical Issues in the Software Development workplace.

8. Computer Ethics Seminar at Argonne Lab, Il. on Oct. 22nd, 1996, on the subject of Professional Ethics as part of Fall 1996 ACCA (Associated Colleges of the Chicago Area) Computer Science Seminar Series.

9. At DIAC (Directions and Implications of Advanced Computing) Conference in Seattle, Wa. in March 1997 presented a workshop with Marsha Woodburry from UIUC on Distace Education, pros and cons.

10. Another paper at the SITE '97 conference in Orlando was presented in April, 1997, by my coauthor Marcin Paprzycki on the topic of The Design, Evaluation and Usage of Educational Software.

11. Represented CPSR in DeMoins, Iowa, where I testified at the SSA Hearings, May 1997.

12. At the 2nd annual Ethics and Technology Conference at Loyola University in Chicago, on June 7th, 1997, moderated and presented a panel on Ultimate Responsibility: Ethics Questions About Computers in Our Schools, with Flo Appel, Marsha Woodburry, Elizabeth Buchanan, and Art Stawinsky.

    As for 1997-98:

13. The same above panel was presented by me and Flo Appel at the Small Colleges Consortium for Computing Mid-West Conference in Sept. '97 in Illinois.

14. At the same above conference moderated and presented in another panel titled "Distance Education, Web-Based Courses, and Smart Classroom Teaching with Marcin paprzcky from Mississippi State university, Marion from the Open University of the UK and .

15. On Oct 31st-Nov 5th I participated in the WebNet '97 conference in Toronto, Canada where I talked about "Distance Education - Courseware development". See the Proceedings

16. On Nov. 4th I was invited to participate in a panel on International issues of the Internnet at Argonne National lab.
17. In March 1998 participated in a panel during University day at NEIU on "Volunteering in Cyberspace"
18. Also in March 1998 gave a talk on "Women in Computing - Is there discrimination?" as part of Women History month at NEIU.
19. On April 16 1998 gave a talk at Loyola university on Internet Governance in front of the Chicago chapter of CPSR (Computer Professionals for social responsibility) as part of CPSR One Planet, One Net campaign.
20. On June 12-13 presented in a panel at ISTAS '98 in South Bend Indiana University on Ethics on the Internet with Marsha Woodburry and Massimo.

Presentations in 2000-2001

Presentations in 2003-2004

Les Femmes et l'informatique, Colloque de l'IMSP, Jan. 2003, Porto-Novo, Benin.

Privacy after 9/11, AITEC, June 2nd, 2004, Accra, Ghana.

L'ethique de l'informatique, June 16, 2004, Cotonou, Benin.

• Jan. 2007: Art exhibit, at NEIU library with Eric Ahouansou (Dah-Jah) and Paris Sylvain Kouton.
• Feb. 2007: Pretoria University, African Information Ethics Conference, South Africa: The Joy of sharing knowledge; The case of African women. African Women and the Internet, PDF version.

• Proceedings of the first African Information Ethics Conference (look under my name under Information Ethics issues)
• The article on Learning culture through puppetry and technology is soon published in a book.
• My article on African Women and the Internet will also be published in a book by ICFAI (The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India) University Press. Name of book is: Gender Digital Divide, May 2008
• The practice of Voodoo: Preserving a national heritage, presentation at NEIU on Jan. 31st, 2008 as part of the 12th Annual African, African American, Native American, Caribbean and the Americas Heritage Conference.

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