Draft Whitepaper for project: Internetics Enabling Physics and Engineering Education and Outreach

• Presentation by G. Fox on Basic Strategy and Overview: http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcf/physedinitjan99/
• Presentation by G. Vidali on Use of Information Technology in Teaching Science to Non-Science Majors http://physics.syr.edu/courses/Vidali/CCDJ99/
• Presentation by E. Lipson on Science for 21st Century and MRA Activity
• Role of Information Technology in Science Education summarized by Vidali
• Experimental Interactive Module to be developed by Experimental High Energy Physics Group
• Presentation by Levy on Virtual Laboratory for Mechanics Education
• Presentation by Higuchi on Fluid Flow education using Java (as part of NSF MRA) and Macromedia CDROM technology.
• Presentation by E. Lipson on Universal Interfacing System for Interactive Technologies in Telemedicine, Disabilities, Rehabilitation, and Education
• Presentation by Marina Artuso on Experimental Particle Physics Education and Outreach Initiatives

• Lipson's role in Universal Access and working with specific disabled students
• TangoInteractive background material
• Role of High Energy Experimental Physics in developing remote instruments for studying radiation
• Vidali's role in developing course modules for teaching science for K-12 to college audiences
• Catterall's role in developing Java based courses for a general science undergraduate class
• Levy's role in developing module on Visualization of elastic defect interaction fields.
• Higuchi's role in developing fluid flow modules for K-12 and college level instruction
• Lewalle's role in support and training for educational technology

• Physics 105 and 106 "Science for the 21^st Century": http://suhep.phy.syr.edu/courses/PHY106 or http://suhep.phy.syr.edu/courses/PHY105
• Modules used in "Science for the 21^st Century" (not available yet)
  http://suhep.phy.syr.edu/courses/modules/Science21/
• Physics 300, Internetics and Communicating Science to be taught fall 99 by Fox
• Science and Computers (http://physics.syr.edu/courses/PHY307/) taught by Catterall fall 98
• Fluid flow (golf ball) online education modules(http://SimScience.org/fluid/index.html) developed with NSF MRA funding by Higuchi's group with advanced discussion of golf ball simulation (http://simscience.org/fluid/red/golf.html) and the most elementary with earth and moon analogies(http://simscience.org/fluid/green/traject.html)
• Virtual Statics Lab http://www.mame.syr.edu/virstatics/FrameSet1.html
• Internetics and Physics http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcf/physicsfuturemar98
• Internetics Concept (http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcf/internetics) published as a chapter in book on "Feynman and Computation", edited by Tony Hey, Perseus Books, 1999
• Internetics Graduate or Continuing Education Certificate http://www.webwisdom.org/sept1998/WebWisdomCertDescription.html
• TangoInteractive Collaboration system http://www.npac.syr.edu/tango
• Paper on experience teaching at Jackson State using TangoInteractive http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/njm/jsuspring98/
• Review of Web based education technology http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcf/houstonwebedoct98/index.html
• NeatTools and Related Universal Access work by Lipson and Warner http://www.pulsar.org/

Geoffrey Fox<gcf@npac.syr.edu> Computer Science and Physics, Director NPAC

Marek Podgorny<marek@boss.npac.syr.edu> NPAC

Simon Catterall <smc@physics.syr.edu> Physics

Edward Lipson<edlipson@syr.edu> Physics and NPAC

Gianfranco Vidali <gvidali@mailbox.syr.edu> Physics

Marina Artuso <artuso@suhep.phy.syr.edu> High Energy Physics Experiment

Tomasz Skwarnicki <tomasz@suhep.phy.syr.edu> High Energy Physics Experiment

Sheldon Stone <stone@suhep.phy.syr.edu> High Energy Physics Experiment

Hiroshi Higuchi <hhiguchi@mailbox.syr.edu> MAME (Mechanical Aerospace and Manufacturing Engineering)

Alan Levy <ajlevy@mailbox.syr.edu> MAME

Jacques Lewalle <jlewalle@mailbox.syr.edu> MAME

Edward Bogucz <bogucz@ecs.syr.edu> Dean of College of Engineering and Computer Science

Eric Schiff <EASchiff@syr.edu> Chair Physics Department

Ben Ware <brware@syr.edu> Vice President Research and Computing