TIME	MONDAY 11 DECEMBER 2000	
3:30 – 5:30	REGISTRATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND 	
6:30 	POWHIRI FOLLOWED BY WELCOME RECEPTION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND MARAE	
TIME	TUESDAY 12 DECEMBER 2000	
9:00 – 10:00	PLENARY SPEAKER	:	JIM KAPUT – Implications of the Shift from Isolated Expensive Technology to Connected, Inexpensive, 							Ubiquitous and Diverse Technologies	
10:00 – 10:30	MORNING TEA at the UoA	

10:30 – 11:10	J Appleby

FP	K Brauer  SC

T deAlwis  SC	C Hoyles & 
L Healy

FP	M Cavanagh &
M Mitchelmore

FP	J Bradley & 
M Kemp  SC
T MacLaurin & L. Loi  SC	

K Lipson & 
M McDowall

W	

J Anderson

W	

11:15 – 11:55	L Wood & 
G Smith et al SC
T Erickson & 
W Finzer  SC	A Graham &
M Thomas

FP	L Mustoe

FP	S Young

W	R Pierce

FP			
12:05 - 1:00	PLENARY SPEAKER	:	BETH CHANCE – A Model of Classroom Research in Action: 
								Using Assessment to Improve Students’ Reasoning	
1:00 – 2:00	LUNCH at the UoA	

2:00 – 3:00	PLENARY SPEAKER	:	DAVID TALL - Technology and Versatile Thinking in Mathematics
						SPONSORED BY THE BRITISH COUNCIL	

3:15 – 4:00	J Bookman

W	P Watson

W	G Oates

W	C McRobbie
R Jamieson-Proctor et al
FP	L Leinonen & 
A Sakkinen

W	H Peterson & P Maclaren

W	D Erasmus

W	
4:00 – 4:30	AFTERNOON TEA at AUT 	

4:30 – 6:00	D Smith

W	Y Hong & 
M Thomas

W	T deAlwis

W	N. Sanif

W	R Peck

W	D Butler

W	T Erickson

W	
6:00	HAPPY HOUR!	

TIME	WEDNESDAY 13 DECEMBER 2000	

9:00 – 10:00	PLENARY SPEAKER	:	PAM BISHOP – A Strategy for the Use of Technology to Enhance Learning and Teaching in 					   NEVILLE DAVIES      Mathematics, Statistics and OR 
						    SPONSORED BY THE BRITISH COUNCIL	
10:00 – 10:30	MORNING TEA at the UoA	

10:30 – 11:10	S Norton 
et al

FP	W Middleton & 
P Bishop

W	Y Hong & 
M Thomas

FP	T Wong &
Y Lai

FP 	C Hoyles &
R Noss

FP	
D Smith
(Casio)

W	L Ball, 
G Asp
D Tynan & 
J Dowsey

W	
W Morony

W	

11:15 – 11:55	P Forster &
U Mueller
FP		S Higgins &
D Moseley
FP	T Cooper
G Kidman et al
FP	P Swan & 
L Sparrow
FP				
12:00 - 1:00	LUNCH at the UoA	
1:00 – 2:00	PLENARY SPEAKER	:	BARRY KISSANE – Technology and the Curriculum: The Case of the Graphics Calculator
						        SPONSORED BY CASIO	

2:15 – 3:00	K Stacey
G Asp & 
B McRae
FP	W Middleton  SC

W Crowe &
E Murphy   SC	S Norton
et al

FP	D Gronn

W	J Olive

FP	R Lorimer &
S Klymchuk

W	R Averill

W	K Lipson & M McDowell

W	
3:00 – 3:30	AFTERNOON TEA at AUT 	

3:30 – 5:00
	D Butler

W
	R Gray

W	K Spooner

W	K Woodruffe

W	B Kissane

W	N Binnie

W	J Cook

W	L Ball, G Asp
D Tynan & 
J Dowsey
W	
5:00	FINISH	
7:30	CONFERENCE DINNER SPONSORED BY ‘CASIO’ – VENUE: Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron	

TIME	THURSDAY 14 DECEMBER 2000	
9:00 – 10:00	PLENARY SPEAKER	:	RICHARD LESH – What Mathematical Abilities are Most Needed for Success Beyond School in a 
						       Technology Based ‘Age of Information’	
10:00 – 10:30	MORNING TEA at the UoA	

10:30 – 11:30	
Discussion/Special Interest Groups

11:35 – 12:15	G Kidman &
R Nason

FP		Y Hirano  SC	J Olive &
K Leatham

FP	J Vincent &
B McRae

FP	E Hamilton

FP		
12:30-1:15	LUNCH at the UoA	
1:15 – 2:15	PLENARY SPEAKER	:	DAVID RYAN – Mathematics in Action: 
								Some New Zealand Examples	

2:30 – 4:00
	R Cameron

W	J Olive

W	A Harradine

W	D Gronn

W	W Morony

W	A Neill

W	I McLean

W	
4:00 – 4:30	AFTERNOON TEA at UoA 	

4:30 – 5:00
	
WRAP–UP  /  DISCUSSION  /  PLENARY SPEAKERS	
5:00	FINISH	

KEY
FP  =  Full Paper
SC  =  Short Communication
W   =  Workshop

NB:	The name that appears on the programme is not necessarily the presenter.
	There are two full slots on Thursday morning for possible repeat presentations.