Self-Determination Workshop Series Webcast: Using the Internet to Promote Self-Determination

2001 CMHA Resolutions

Self-Determination Workshop Series Webcast "Using the Internet to Promote Self-Determination & Well-Being"

http://www.psych.uic.edu/uicnrtc/webcast10-22-02.htm

Originally Held Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2002

Webcast Presentations Resources (view presentations separately)
Introduction: Judith A. Cook View Introduction Video [RealVideo, 3 mins.]

Session I - NetActivism: Leveling the Playing Field Presented by Edward Schwartz

Session II: The Electronic Career Stairway: Steps to Finding the Right Work via the Internet Presented by Howard Dansky

Session III: Moderated Panel Discussion
Panelists: Sylvia Caras, Howard Dansky, Frances Priester, Ed Schwartz
Moderator: Judith A. Cook

View the entire webcast (all of the above sections) with real-time text captioning: Full Video with text captioning [RealVideo, 1hour, 22 mins.]

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