Tbers,
The TLTC can support a limited number of faculty attending this meeting,
either as a presenter or participant. Contact me at x 2701 if you are
interested or have questions. Thanks.
Jim Greenberg
>> Annual SUNY TLT (Teaching, Learning, and Technology) Meeting
>>
>> łNew Directions in Teaching and Learning˛
>>
>> Albany, NY Dec. 6-7
>>
>>
>> Call for Proposals
>>
>> The SUNY Teaching, Learning and Technology program invites presentations on
>> topics related to college level teaching and learning in the presence of
>> electronic technologies (including hybrid and online courses as well as
>> technology enhanced classrooms). We welcome interactive discussions of the
>> effects of instructional technology practices on student learning, faculty
>> development, or program administration and descriptions of instructional
>> projects involving games, simulations, blogs, wikis, animation, student
>> generated teaching objects, and other cutting edge technologies.
>>
>> We especially invite reports from local e-learning projects in the form of
>> panel discussions, online demonstrations, video clips, posters or other
>> media. Best practice panelists will be grouped according to topic; speakers
>> should be prepared to participate in interactive discussions with the
>> audience and the other members of the panel. Best practice posters and
>> demonstrations will be included in a continuous interactive
>> poster/presentation display area. .
>>
>> The SUNY TLT Meeting brings together a diverse group of individuals from
>> across the SUNY System to share ideas, network with peers, and update
>> one-another on system-wide and campus-based projects and programs. Attendees
>> include:
>>
>> * Directors and managers of Centers for Excellence in Teaching/Learning or
>> other resource centers that provide support for technology, curriculum
>> development, infrastructure, media support, or library services to faculty.
>>
>> * Learning designers and other instructional technology professionals
>> responsible for instructional design, or who provide support to faculty and
>> instructional technology projects or programs.
>>
>> * Faculty leaders involved in design of online courses, learning objects or
>> blended learning arrangements.
>>
>> * Administrators responsible for costs, project authorization, or policy
>> development and implementation for technology supported teaching and
>> learning.
>>
>>
>> Please send presentation topic and a brief abstract to the SUNY TLT program
>> manager at [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]> .
>> Invitations to presenters will be issued by early October.
>>
>> This event is sponsored by SUNY Learning Environments, SUNY FACT Committee,
>> and the SUNY Training Center.
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