2006

“Red Ball: A Collaboration to Develop an Interdisciplinary Interactive Space” 10th Biennial Symposium on Arts & Technology Proceedings, Connecticut College, co-authored with Bridget Baird, Charles Hartman, Ozgur Izmirli, Arthur Kreiger
2005 “Transitory Spaces” Generative Art Conference Proceedings, Milan, Italy
2003“Curricular Modules,” Computers and Graphics, Elsevier Science Publishers
2000“Visualizing Place,” Visible Language 34.1, Words in Space, published by Rhode Island School of Design and the Illinois Institute of Technology. pg. 56-75.
1999“The Next Generation,” Artbyte The Magazine of Digital Culture, Summer, vol.2,no.2
1999“Virtual Geographies, Borders and Territories: GPS Drawings and Visual Spaces,” Reframing Consciousness, edited by Roy Ascott, CAiiA proceedings, published by Intellect, England. pg. 122-27.
1999“Design Studies: Visual Problem Solving in a Liberal Arts Context,” Computer Enhanced Learning: Vignettes of Best Practices, Wake Forest University
1998“Mapping with GPS: Reconstructing Subjectivities,” ZED#3 Beyond the Object, published by Center for Design Studies, Virginia Commonwealth University, pp. 124-133
1998“Positioning the Subject: Surveillance in Digital Mapping,” (ISEA) International Symposium on Electronic Art Proceedings, Liverpool, England. “Bio-Architectures, Virtual Cities: The Revolutional Human-Machine Community” panel.
1997“New Cartographies, New Spaces: Mapping with GPS,” FUSE Magazine, Toronto, Canada, pp. 15-17
1997“New Cartographies with GPS,” (ISEA) International Symposium on Electronic Art Proceedings, Chicago, Illinois, participant in session “Digital Geographies”, pp. 24
1996“The McLuhan Probes,” (ISEA) International Symposium on Electronic Art Proceedings, Rotterdam, Netherlands, co-authored with Professor Michael LeBlanc, Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, pp.105-107
1996“Design Networking Culture,” 17th Biennale of Design Proceedings Brno, The Czech Republic, co-authored with Brett Terry, pp. 134-148.
1995“Visual Boundaries?,” (ISEA) International Symposium on Electronic Art Proceedings, Montreal Electronic discussion with discussants located in Malaysia, Netherlands, Germany, pp. 319-322