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Boise, Idaho |
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Day 1BSU Campus Digital Imaging Online Support Opening Session Video on Demand Talking Books Humanitarian Hall of FameDay 2Tour of Technologies Multi Media Services Distance Ed Benefits Whitman Symposium Digital Imaging Online Course Sites Classroom Design Online Course Development PDA's Classroom NW/MET Business Meeting Basque Dinner and DanceDay 3Cracker Barrel Session Portals Learning Online Primer |
Day 3: Saturday - Topics, Presentations and Photos"Expanding Your Horizon," April 10 -12, 2003. Boise State University Department of Academic Technologies Simplot/Micron Building on Campus Photos of the conference building taken on a beautiful Spring day during the April 2003 conference. Tour of Academic Technologies (8:00 am - 9:15 am) Ben Hambelton/Bill Cottle Cracker Barrel SessionDuane Slemmer, facilitator PhotosLearning Online - Getting Started: A DL Student Primer CourseEdward Bachman, Pierce College Through a Washington State Workforce Education Council "Best Practices" funding initiative, Edward prepared a DL primer course aimed at new online students. It's intent is to help registered and prospective students get ready for future Blackboard courses. It goes beyond use of the classroom controls, getting into study skills and personal preparation for a new online learning experience. The course concludes with an overall self-assessment of the student's match with this style of learning and a determination of their personal readiness. This session will describe the preparation of the course, compare it with other self-guided experiences that Washington students have access to and provide a virtual tour of the classroom? PowerPointPhotosEnterprise Knowledge Portals: What Media Professionals Should KnowHarvey Hughett Today, 78% of universities are engaged in some level of portal development. While portals have been with us since the early days of Internet applications, they're just now coming of age and campus media professionals need to be both informed and involved in their development. Campus web portals are much more than just souped-up web pages. A highly responsive portal gateway into database systems, resources, and web-supported courses will substantially change how information is accessed and utilized. This presentation will cover topics such as:
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