Julie K. Little, Associate Director of the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative ( ELI) will be our keynote speaker. Julie has devoted the past fifteen years to exploring and integrating information technologies in the Academy's teaching, learning, and research practices. Shared through national and international forums, her research interests focus on faculty development, facilitating communications and collaboration in distributed learning environments, and designing effective uses of instructional technologies.

                     Econ 201 Hunter                                                     Econ 201 World view

Bruce Loving and Bob Prout of UNC Greensboro, developers of ECON 201, a game-based Microeconomics course  will discuss  the campus wide processes involved in developing and teaching this course on Friday morning.   

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   Link to Registration

(Deadline November 5)

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Agenda 

November 14th

              

7:00 – 8:30 pm     Networking, early registration, and conversations with Julie K. Little   

November 15th 

7:00 am                 Registration and continental breakfast -

                                       (Hotel breakfast for guests is 6:30-8:30)

8:00 am                Welcome and Introductions

8:15 am               “Education for Life 2.0” Julie K. Little

9:30 am                                               Morning Break

                                 

9:50 am             “Dutchess Partners in Technology Project” Nancy Wosniack and friends

10:45 am           “Cool Tools 07” John Prusch

12:00 am                                                   Lunch

             

1:30 pm              “Blended Learning—Theory and Practice” Hope Windle, Sherry   

                             Chisamore, Anita Schmidt, DevonDuhaney

2:25 pm             “Online and Face to Face teaching—Intersections” Beth Harris, Linda       

                             Smith, Susan Miller

3:10 pm                                                Afternoon Break

 

3:30 pm             “Enhancing classrooms Pods and Popular Culture” Robert Miller,

                            Jacqueline Lee & Wesley Doody

4:30 pm             Special Interest groups (DOODLE, Professional Developers Forum etc.) 

          

6:30 pm                                                       Dinner

November 16th

7:30 am             Continental breakfast for walk-ins -

                            (Hotel breakfast for overnight guests is 6:30-8:30)

8:30 am             Announcements

8:45 am            "ECON 201 at UNC Greensboro"  Bruce Loving and Bob Prout

10:00 am                                                Morning Break

10:20 am         Panel Discussion: “Future Patterns in Student Learning"

                          Host, Richard Kelder with Larry Dugan, Catherine Parsons, and students who

                          attend classes via virtual environments

11:30 pm        "Tools for Communication, Collaboration, and e-Responsibility" Lynn Aaron,     

                         Lisa Schachter, Clark Shah-Nelson

12:30 pm                                                   Lunch and go

                 

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PDF's of many TLT06 presentations can be found on the TLT library page.