The following papers are included in these proceedings from the New South Wales Computer Education Group (NSWCEG) conference: "The Origins of a Global Learning" (Al Rogers); "Moving Beyond 'Know How' to 'Know Why': CLICK! Computers and Learning in Classrooms: K-6" (Dianne P. Chambers); "Technology Planning: A Strategic Learning Technologies Plan" (John Dance-Wilson); "Adventure Games and the Problem Solving Process" (John Dance-Wilson); "Develop Innovated Texts Using ClarisWorks" (John Dance-Wilson); "Fast and Free: Creating a Web Class with 'Nicenet'" (Jenny Evans); "Professional Development through the Adoption of Multimedia Authoring in a State Primary School" (Lindsay Freeman); "Planning and Designing an Award-Winning School Website" (Daphene Gonzalvez); "Multimedia Authoring for School Students--Inventing New Possibilities for Demonstrating Student Learning" (Phil Nanlohy); "Multimedia Authoring for School Students: An Introduction to Hyperstudio" (Phil Nanlohy); "Lost Lake Lessons: The Making of a Democratic Learning Environment" (Phil Nanlohy); "Working as a Team across the Internet" (Wayne Richmond and David Heggie); "Leadership in Technology: A Luddite's Metamorphosis" (Peter Scully); "Think Globally...Act Locally: Creating an Online Community Using eGroups--A Hosted Email List Provider" (Nicole Sprainger); "The Laptop Programme at Central Coast Grammar School" (Keith Vallis); and "21st Century Bedrooms" (Joanne Webster). (AEF)