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Hi Phillip,

I am glad that you're finding good use for this paper--it has been quite 
a while since I wrote it. by any means, feel free to use the figure; 
this paper is the original source.

Regards,
Roberto

Phillip Conrad wrote:
> Dear Dr. Flores:
>    I found your paper "Java concept maps for the learning web" from a
> Google search on "concept maps", and I'd like to ask your permission
> to use one of the diagrams from this paper.
> 
> I'm an Asst. Professor the Dept. of Computer and Info. Sciences (CIS)
> at the University of Delawrare.  As it turns out, I'm planning to use
> Concept Mapping in my course CISC474 (Advanced Web Technologies),
> which is a course primarily focussing on Java development of servlets,
> JSPs and XML applcations.   So, I'd like to use the diagram of a
> concept map of the Java language as an example in my course.
> 
> Two questions:
> 
> (1) Is this paper the primary source and proper citaton for this diagram?
> (2) May I have your permission to copy the diagram on to my web site
> (with proper citation)
> to use an example concept map?
> 
> The diagram in question is figure one from your the paper cited below.
> 
> If you give me permission, I would make a local copy of the gif file
> the UD web server to avoid "bandwidth stealing" from the ucalgary web
> server.
> 
> Regards,
> Phill Conrad
> 
> Paper link:
>    http://pages.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~robertof/publications/edmedia97/
> 
> Diagram itself:
>   http://pages.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~robertof/publications/edmedia97/Ed-Media97_figure1.gif
> 
> Citation:
>    Roberto A. Flores. "Java Concept Maps for the Learning Web." In T.
> Muldner & T.C.
> Reeves (Eds.), Proceedings of the World Conference on Educational
> Multimedia/Hypermedia and Educational Telecommunications
> (Ed-Media/Ed-Telecom ʹ97),
> Calgary, Canada, June, 1997.
> 
> PS: In case you are curious,  I primarily plan to use Concept mapping
> as a tool for helping students navigate through and document their
> knowledge of the alphabet soup of acryonyms and technologies related
> to web development, e.g. JSP, PHP, DTD, XML, XSLT, CSS, XHTML, HTML,
> SGML, SQL, JDBC, JNDI, ASP, etc. etc.   A draft of my proposed
> homework assignment is at the link below.  It's still in very rough
> format (plain ASCII)... our semester doesn't start for another 4
> weeks.
> 
> My hope is to convert this to HTML, and add a link to your diagram as
> an example concept map.  What would be especially nice about this
> example is that it is in the same problem domain (software) and on a
> topic they are (ostensibly) already experts in.
> 
> http://www.udel.edu/CIS/474/pconrad/06S.temp/work/activities/activity01.txt
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --
> -- Phill Conrad
> -- Asst. Professor, CIS Dept., University of Delaware
> -- pconrad@udel.edu http://copland.udel.edu/~pconrad

-- 
Roberto A. Flores, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor

Department of Physics, Computer Science & Engineering
Christopher Newport University
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