Advances in Web-based learning

Advances in Web-based learning

by Joseph Fong, Qing Li

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On behalf of the organizing and program committees of ICWL 2002 we trust you found the conference a fruitful experience and hope you had an enjoyable stay in Hong Kong. August 2002 Ronnie Cheung,Weijia Jia,Reggie Kwan First International Conference on Web-Based Learning (ICWL 2002) August 17–19, 2002, Hong Kong, China ICWL 2002 Organizing Committee Honorable Chair: T. Y. Cheung,City University of Hong Kong Conference Chair: Joseph Fong,City University of Hong Kong Program Co-Chairs: Ronnie Cheung,Hong Kong Polytechnic University Weijia Jia,City University of Hong Kong Reggie Kwan,Open University of Hong Kong Organizing Chair: Keith Chan,Hong Kong Polytechnic University Organizing Vice-Chair: Irene Kwan,Lingnan University Industrial Stream: Anthony Fong,City University of Hong Kong Treasurer: Qing Li,City University of Hong Kong Publicity: Jimmy Chan,Open University of Hong Kong Publication: Philip Tsang,Open University of Hong Kong Webmaster: Hong Va Leong,Hong Kong Polytechnic University Tutorial: W. Lok Yeung,Lingnan University Local Arrangement: Margret Ng,Hong Kong Web Society Conference Secretary: Cherry Chan,Hong Kong Polytechnic University Program Committee Aberer,Karl GMD-IPSI,Germany Bressan,Stˆephane National University of Singapore,Singapore Busseler,Christoph Oracle Corporation,USA Cao,Jiannong Hong Kong Polytechnic University,Hong Kong Chan,Daniel SYSTEK Information Technology Ltd.

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