Cyberweek Online Teleconference Series

"John DeBruyn" <[email protected]> Thu, 21 Sep 2006 08:57:53 -0600
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Join in with mediators, lawyers and other dispute resolution professionals
to celebrate Online Dispute Resolution Cyberweek, September 25 through 29,
2006. This will be the eighth annual running of Cyberweek, an online
exposition sponsored by the University of Massachusetts Institute for
Information Technology and Dispute Resolution. Cyberweek brings together
dispute resolution professionals from around the world to participate in
conferences, demonstrations and other activities over the internet.

Note: Some of you who enjoyed the focused discussions that were held here
one week each month in Network-Lawyers for about 6 months running several
year ago may want to take a look at the Cyberweek mediation and dispute
resolution online teleconferences conferences promoted in this circular and
get back to me [email protected] about whether we might do some similar
programs on internet, technology and the practice of law:.
Three Cyberweek online teleonferences for mediators, lawyers and allied
professionals are scheduled for 9 pm GMT UK/Western EU, 4 pm Eastern
US/Canada, 1 pm Pacific US/Canada and 6 am (next day) Eastern Australia on
September 26, 27 and 28.

You may connect via long distance or Skype voice over the internet (VOIP).
The conferences are free (except your long distance charge) and
participation via Skype will make these truly world wide events.   The three
one-hour teleconferences are:

          Tue, 26th  The Intersection of Mediation, Facilitation, Coaching
and Teaching -- the panel includes Forrest Mosten  and Zena Zumeta,  as well
as Tony Carr, Cape Town, and Bronwyn Stuckey, Sidney.

         Wed, 27th   Mediation Excellence Program -- the panel will be lead
by Rachel Wohl, Director of the Mediation and Conflict Resolution Office for
the Maryland State Judiciary and Cindy Savage, Director of the Office of
Dispute Resolution for the Colorado State Judiciary.  The program seeks to
take mediation to the next level by growing the Mediation Excellence tree,
take a look:

http://www.courts.state.md.us/macro/tree_portrait_10_05.pdf

         Thu, 28th     Mediation Excellence in Cyberspace -- the panel will
be lead by Nancy White of Seattle, Washington. Panelists include Graham
Ross, Claims Room, UK, and Colin Rule, Ebay and Paypal Dispute Resolution,
(Colin is working on his schedule).

Professor Ethan Katsh, founder of Dispute-Res and Cyberweek will be on all
three panels.

Web site for more information on the online teleconference series and
related online discussion forums visit: http://coadr.com/

Headquarters for Online Dispute Resolution Cyberweek is at:
http://www.odr.info/cyberweek2006/index.php is where you will find a listing
of the other Cyberweek programs and also register to get Cyberweek
announcements by email.

John DeBruyn -- [email protected] -- Denver CO USA





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There is a read/write Web page with resources that will be linked there and used during the Seminar on PDFs for lawyers and legal applications:

http://Network-Lawyers.org/PDFLinks

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