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Conference venue: The University of Western Australia

A superb riverside setting and Mediterranean Romanesque architecture assure The University of Western Australia its widely acknowledged status as Australia's most beautiful university campus. Where Tradition meets Tomorrow

• Campus. The University of Western Australia's menu page for visitors to the campus, including links to tours, images maps and other topics.
• Maps. ASCILITE 2004's main location for conference activities is in the Faculty of Arts Building (at lower edge of map). Also home for the Conference's principal source of technical support, the Faculty's Multimedia Centre.
• The Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, venue for the Conference's Welcome Reception.
• Trinity College, one of the Conference's accommodation options.
• Photographic Tour of UWA
• Virtually Here. A selection of Quicktime VR panoramas of the campus provided by DUIT Multimedia.
• South of Perth Yacht Club, our Conference Dinner venue.
• Captain Cook Cruises provided MV James Stirling for our river cruise to the SPYC.

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• Western Australian video clips, courtesy Murdoch University TLC. (taken offline, 25 Jan 2005)
• Welcome to Western Australia (WA Tourist Commission)
• What's On in Perth, Fremantle and Surrounds
• Central Information Reserve: Perth, Western Australia
• Your Guide to Perth and Fremantle
• Online WA - Your Doorway to WA's Information & Services.
• Transperth. Public transport in Perth.
• Hotel Grand Chancellor, one of the Conference's accommodation options, is a few minutes walk from the CBD.
• Mounts Bay Waters Apartments, one of the Conference's accommodation options, adjacent to the Swan River, Kings Park and CBD.
• CitySearch.com.au - Perth. Dot commish, but useful. See 'Maps & Directions' for street maps.
• Yahoo! Regional>Countries>Australia>States and Territories>Western Australia>Cities and Regions. Also dot commish, good for regional WA links.
• Forecast for the Perth Metropolitan Area. Persons sailing to the Conference, or those fearful of winds of change in the sea of learning should check High seas forecast for Metarea 10 (Bureau of Meteorology)

• NatureBase. Department of Conservation and Land Management. A superb guide to WA's national parks, marine parks, flora and fauna.
• The Bibbulmun Track. For walkers wishing to go beyond the comfort zone, a 963 km walktrail from Kalamunda to Albany.
• The Gloucester Tree. For walkers not wishing to leave their comfort zone. Easy walking, only 60 m.
• Giants Cave and Calgardup Cave
  Among many caves in the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, Giants and Calgardup are unique: "...Calgardup and Giants caves are not electrically lit. They are self-guided, providing a natural experience of the cave environment. Visitors are equipped with helmets, lamps and information for their very own discovery of of these subterranean wonderlands." Giants Cave (photo right) is a highly recommended learning experience for adherents to constructivist pedagogies - self paced discovery learning, scaffolded throughout its 575 metre length (except for some dodgy passages), no prequisites other than strong enclosed footware and age above 6 years.... not beyond your average comfort zone.