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Upcoming Forums
Ocotillo Retreat
"Guess Who's Coming to Learning? Managing Expectations" with Jay Jamrog, Human Resources Institute / University of Tampa
Rio Salado College, May 20, 2003

Past Forums
Planning for IT Change and Innovation in Higher Education
Mike Zastrocky, Feb 20-21, 2003

Back to the Future: After WYSIWIG, What is the Next Killer App?
Carl Berger, Dec 5-6 2002

On the Horizon and In Your Face...
Mark Milliron, Oct 31 2002

Ocotillo Retreat 2002
Special Guest: Alan November
Tucson, May 14-15, 2002

Developing the Future Maricopa: Strategies for Emerging Educational Realities
Michael Dolence, April 8-9, 2002

Into the Future: What is IT?
Diana Oblinger, February 26-27, 2002

Designing the Hybrid Campus
Philip Parsons, January 30-31, 2002

New Resources
Philip Parsons asks what has happened with "Hybrid Learning" since his first visit ... Transforming e-Knowledge "a revolution in the sharing of knowledge..." Maricopa's Killer Apps developed at the Dec 5-6, 2002 forum with Carl Berger ... Battelle Technology Forecasts ... The Futures Project ... Get Mark Milliron's Presentation from Oct 31 Forum ... inventio: "Bricks and Clicks: the Learning Space of the Future" ...

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Ocotillo Technology Visioning Forums

Tangled in the Web: The Impact of the Internet on Individuals, Families and Communities
Dr. Kimberly Young
April 17, 2002

NOTE: Due to illness, Dr. Young's Honors forum has been cancelled and will be rescheduled for next year.

This event is one of the Honors Forum Lecture series, and while not an official TV forum, we are suggesting it as a talk worth hearing in light of the social issues related to Internet Addiction. For more details on the event see:

http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/honors/forum.php?yr=0102&id=6

Dr. Kimberly S. Young has been touted as "the world's foremost Cyberpsychologist" by the media and is an internationally known researcher, author, and speaker on the impact of technology on human behavior. Dr. Young has testified in both state and federal courts regarding her pioneer research and before the Child Online Protection Act Congressional Commission.

She has published numerous articles about e-behavior and authored Caught in the Net, a groundbreaking book on Internet addiction recovery, already translated in four languages. As an Internet strategist and certified web developer, Dr. Young is a sought after consultant on leadership for employees' effective use of technology. Her work has been featured in hundreds of newsprint publications worldwide including major articles in The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Forbes, The New York Times, Newsweek, and Time. She is also a frequent media commentator for radio and television programs including NPR, the BBC, CNBC News, Fox News, Good Morning America, 20/20, The Leeza Show, and ABC's World News Tonight. Her latest book, Tangled in the Web, is scheduled for publication August 2001.

Dr. Young, a licensed psychologist, is executive director of the Center for On-Line Addiction. For more information about Dr. Young and her works, see her web site at: www.netaddiction.com

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