1. The APNG Camp Anthony S. Lee

2. What Is APNG Camp? APNG Camp means Asia Pacific Next Generation Camp that provides a forum for AP regional young Internet users (researchers, students, and those who have interests) for discussion and experience-sharing in a specific Internet issues. APNG Camp means Asia Pacific Next Generation Camp that provides a forum for AP regional young Internet users (researchers, students, and those who have interests) for discussion and experience-sharing in a specific Internet issues.

3. Purpose of APNG Camp Understand the AP* Internet organizations Understand the AP* Internet organizations Develop a program to support young Internet users Develop a program to support young Internet users Establish a forum for discussion Establish a forum for discussion Educate young Internet users to be leaders in the future Educate young Internet users to be leaders in the future

4. Support to APNG Camp Asia Pacific Networking Group (APNG) is an Internet organization dedicated to the advancement of networking infrastructure in this region, and to the research and development of all associated enabling technologies. Its mission is to promote the Internet and the coordination of network inter- connectivity in the Asia Pacific Region. Asia Pacific Networking Group (APNG) is an Internet organization dedicated to the advancement of networking infrastructure in this region, and to the research and development of all associated enabling technologies. Its mission is to promote the Internet and the coordination of network inter- connectivity in the Asia Pacific Region.

5. Current Participants Australia, Brunei, Cambodia, Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Korea, Japan, Macau, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, USA and Vietnam. Australia, Brunei, Cambodia, Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Korea, Japan, Macau, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, USA and Vietnam.

6. Camp History 1 st camp in Bangkok : Mar 1-2, 2002 2 nd camp in Shanghai : Aug 28-29, 2002 3 rd camp in Taipei : Feb 21-22, 2003

7. 3 rd Camp Program Three Keynote Speech Cyber Sex-Speaker: Josephine Ho Cyber Sex-Speaker: Josephine Ho On-line Game-Speaker: Leo Sang Min Whang On-line Game-Speaker: Leo Sang Min Whang On-line community-Speaker: Shu-Fen Tseng On-line community-Speaker: Shu-Fen Tseng

8. Cont. Follow Up the three Keynote Speech Follow Up the three Keynote Speech Case Study 1: Cyber Sex Case Study 1: Cyber Sex Presenters:Jason Fan,Dong-Jin Suh Presenters:Jason Fan,Dong-Jin Suh Case Study 2: On-line Game Case Study 2: On-line Game Presenters:Goen-ha Park Presenters:Goen-ha Park Case Study 3: On-line Community Case Study 3: On-line Community Presenters: Isabel （ Germany ） Presenters: Isabel （ Germany ）

9. Cont. Global Scientific and Political Exchange through the Virtual International Women’s University – Intercultural Participatory Design of a Platform

10. Cont. Special Event: Special Event: Raykai Chen-Music on the Internet Raykai Chen-Music on the Internet Ian-Images on the Internet Ian-Images on the Internet Kelvin Pan-Campus Life and the Internet Kelvin Pan-Campus Life and the Internet Tommy-Virtual Class Room Tommy-Virtual Class Room Pyo-Movement for voting right of youth on the Net Pyo-Movement for voting right of youth on the Net

11. Cont. Tutorial: Tutorial: Tutorial 1: Internationalized Domain Name Tutorial 1: Internationalized Domain Name Tutor: Yoshiro Yoneya & N.W. Hsu Tutor: Yoshiro Yoneya & N.W. Hsu Tutorial 2: Internet Governance Tutorial 2: Internet Governance Tutor: Yumi Ohashi Tutor: Yumi Ohashi

12. Cont. WG 1: Asia Youth Culture WG 1: Asia Youth Culture WG 2: Internet Policy WG 2: Internet Policy WG 3: Young Feminist Network WG 3: Young Feminist Network WG 4: Digital Divide WG 4: Digital Divide

13. Participants Taiwan:27 Japan:13 China: 12 (11 video conference) Australia:1 Korea: 17 (5 video conference) Singapore: 2 Germany: 1 (video conference) Taiwan:27 Japan:13 China: 12 (11 video conference) Australia:1 Korea: 17 (5 video conference) Singapore: 2 Germany: 1 (video conference) Total: 73 participants Total: 73 participants

14. 3rd Taipei Camp

15. The 4th APNG Camp The 4th APNG Camp will be held in Busan, Korea The 4th APNG Camp will be held in Busan, Korea Chair-PYO from Korea (one vice chair from China and another vice chair from Japan) Chair-PYO from Korea (one vice chair from China and another vice chair from Japan) Camp Date: August 24-25, 2003 Camp Date: August 24-25, 2003

16. Busan, Korea

18. Camp’s Concerns Invite more countries to participate, especially those AP developing countries Invite more countries to participate, especially those AP developing countries Find more sponsorship to support developing countries to participate this Camp Find more sponsorship to support developing countries to participate this Camp Program planning will focus on both Internet technologies and humanities Program planning will focus on both Internet technologies and humanities

19. Thanks! APNG Camp