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1	Cyberinfrastructure For the Humanities and Social Sciences
2	Three Layers of Cyberinfrastructure
3	Below Cyberinfrastructure:
4	Above Cyberinfrastructure:
5	Cyberinfrastructure Itself
6	What’s A Cyberinfrastructure For?
7	Cyberinfrastructure is Shared…
8	…But Cyberinfrastructure is not Digital Plumbing
9	Shared CI for the Sciences
10	Shared CI for the Sciences
11	CI that H&SS Could Share with the Sciences & Engineering
12	Shared CI For Humanities and Social Sciences?
13	Shared CI for H&SS (cont.)
14	Professional Development/Training
15	Tools for Interpretation
16	How H&SS Differ From Science
17	How H&SS Differ From Science
18	Privacy
19	Privacy
20	Copyright
21	Copyright
22	The Value of the Original
23	Constituency for H&SS CI
24	Interdependence and Reusability
25	Final Public Session
26	Final Public Session
27	Commission Members Paul Courant Provost, Economics University of Michigan Sarah Fraser Art History Northwestern University Mike Goodchild Geography UCSG Margaret Hedstrom School of Information University of Michigan Charles Henry VP & CIO Rice University Peter B. Kaufman VP, Innodata-Isogen President, Intelligent Television Jerome McGann English University of Virginia Roy Rosenzweig History George Mason University John Unsworth (Chair) Library and Information Science University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Bruce Zuckerman Religion University of Southern California
28	Schedule
29	Goals
30	http://www.acls.org/cyberinfrastructure/cyber.htm