When: Tuesday, March 31, 1 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. Eastern time.
Free registration is now open at: http://edweek.org/go/tc09webinar
Free global panel discussion on educational technology in teaching and learning
The complete schedule of Solutions in Action webcasts for 2009 includes:
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Monday March 2, nmc is launching the first of their monthly online seminar series organized and produced by Adobe for the NMC Community, what they are calling “Adobe First Mondays”- details at
http://www.nmc.org/adobemondays/2009/march
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Lecture capture solutions enable institutions to improve learning and instructional effectiveness. Yet deployment remains as challenge for many campuses as they wrestle against rising costs and complex integration issues.
| Presenter: Mike Carter, Pima Community College; Vartouhi Asherian, College of Southern Nevada; Dr. Cris Guenter, CSU, Chico | |||||||
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| Mike Carter of Pima Community College teaches his faculty how to use Blackboard. Vartouhi Asherian at the College of Southern Nevada works with Spanish and ESL instructors, and Dr. Cris Guenter - who won the National Arts Educator of the Year Award - teaches arts courses to students in mountainous northern California. Learn how schools in Arizona, California, and Nevada use online technologies to do everything from teaching faculty how to use Blackboard, to teaching ESL and Spanish online, to reaching very remote students. |
NMC Symposium on New Media and Learning
March 24-26, 2009, via the Internet
Registration is open for the NMC Symposium on New Media and Learning, a special 2-day, live online event to be held March 24-26, 2009 via the Internet.
For full details, see http://www.nmc.org/2009-nml-symposium
Just sharing a reminder that MCLI has a Sloan C College Pass that entitles us to
Wimba is offering these free online seminars exclusively to education professionals like you. Please feel free to forward this invitation to your friends and colleagues. Read More »
The CTL sends out a lot of communications! Naomi sends out general readings about the profession and ways to grow professionally. I (Shelley) have been sending out tons of material about events at the CTL and occasionally information about other professional development opportunities (reemphasizing some MCLI stuff, local conferences, grants, etc.). JoRita sends out the adjunct newsletter. Melanie sends out information about the status of WebCT. We have a blog, which we haven’t been posting to as much lately. We also have the CTL website and CTLpedia, which is a part of the website. Bonnie, the director of Distance Learning and not necessarily a part of the CTL, has also started sending out distance learning related professional development suggestions, readings, etc. Read More »