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Editor's note: These minutes have not been edited.
Date: Wed, 6 Dec 1995 14:41:30 -0500 (EST)
From: Jennifer Sellers <sellers@lupine.nsi.nasa.gov>
Subject: ISN Interim Meeting
Attendance for Internet School Networking Interim Meeting
December 1, 1995
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Chair: Jennifer Sellers (sellers@quest.arc.nasa.gov)
Howie Rafal hrafal@bbn.com
Stacie Cassat scassat@bbn.com
Melanie Goldman mgoldman@BBN.COM
Maryanne Simonsen 0007207464@mcimail.com
Scott Stoner stoner@artsedge.kennedy-center.org
Gil Dyrli dyrli@uconnvm.uconn.edu
Joyce Reynolds jkrey@isi.edu
MEETING MINUTES (Submitted by Jennifer Sellers, ISN Co-chair)
We discovered at the beginning of the meeting, as we were waiting for
more of a crowd to show, that the ISN meeting had been listed in the
Tel-Ed program as "by invitation only"! This was a big disappointment and
probably accounted for the poor turn-out.
We followed the agenda for the entire meeting. The first item was for
participants to introduce themselves and tell briefly what their interest
in attending ISN was.
User Services Area Director Joyce Reynolds gave an overview of the IETF
and the User Services Area and answered questions from the audience.
ISN Co-chair Jennifer Sellers described the ISN repository and invited
people to email their submissions to the list, then she spoke briefly
about the update of FYI22 and asked for people to review the Internet
Draft themselves and solicit reviews from others.
The final discussion was around the question, "How can ISN help educators
within the IETF framework?" The clearest answer was to publish all the
good work that is being done and make sure it is widely disseminated. The
general consensus was that ISN's work is little-known by the community it
targets. Two specific suggestions were to get articles printed in
educational (print) journals, newsletters, and magazines; and to hand out
information, including ISN documents, at education conferences such as
Tel-Ed. It was also noted that better use could be made of announcing ISN
documents and the ISN repository on educational mail lists.
There was no other business, so the meeting was adjourned.