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Wikis & Emerging Web 2.0 E-Learning Communities – Improve teaching, learning and collaboration with social media technologies

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Campus Technologies Webinar Series

Date: September 6, 2007
Time: 11:00am Pacific Time
Duration: One hour
Sponsored by: Socialtext

Abstract
Web 2.0 technologies such as wikis and online communities are redefining education and providing campuses with tools that enable true collaboration and create new standards for learning and instruction.

Join us September 6th when social networking expert Howard Rheingold and Boston College’s Jerry Kane share strategies for using wikis and other Web 2.0 technologies to stimulate discussion, capture and share knowledge, and better support students and improve their academic performance. In this free, one-hour webinar moderated by Campus Technology’s Matt Villano and sponsored by Socialtext, you will learn from your peers in education how to:

  • Create virtual online communities as an extension of the classroom
  • Generate rich, interactive and up-to-date course curriculum
  • Reduce email traffic, while better capturing and sharing knowledge
  • Provide flexible, collaboration tools for student, faculty and staff

Presenters

  • Jerry Kane, Assistant Professor of Information Systems, Boston College
  • Howard Rheingold, Author and Professor at Stanford University and UC Berkeley
  • Jeff Brainard, Director of Marketing, Socialtext

Moderator

  • Matt Villano, senior contributing editor, Campus Technology

Spend an hour with the experts and get strategies for developing an action plan for your campus. Our panel will field audience questions during a brief Q&A session at the end of the live presentation.

To Register for this event visit: https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=registration.jsp&eventid=89484&sessionid=1&key=ADB9AB5B7A173C1BA708232588058F30&partnerref=CTNL&sourcepage=register

Campus Technology Webinar: Wikis and emerging Web 2.0 eLearning communities

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Campus Technology webinar: Wikis and emerging Web 2.0 eLearning communities
Sponsored by: Socialtext
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Date: September 6, 2007
Time: 11:00am Pacific Time (2:00pm Eastern)
Register: http://www.1105info.com/updamdf_rgwraews.html
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Join us September 6th when social networking expert Howard Rheingold and Boston College’s Jerry Kane share strategies for using wikis and other Web 2.0 technologies to stimulate discussion, capture and share knowledge, and better support students and improve their academic performance. In this free, one-hour webinar moderated by Campus Technology’s Matt Villano and sponsored by Socialtext, you will learn from your peers in education how to:

* Create online communities that extend learning beyond the traditional classroom
* Generate rich, interactive and up-to-date course curriculum
* Reduce email traffic, while better capturing and sharing knowledge
* Provide flexible, collaboration tools for student, faculty and staff

Spend an hour with the experts and get strategies for developing an action plan for your campus. Our panel will field audience questions during a brief Q&A session at the end of the live presentation.

To register:
http://www.1105info.com/igdkfde_rgwraews.html

Using Web-based learning tools to build technology skills, campus-wide

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Campus Technologies Webinar Series
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Date: August 9, 2007
Time: 11:00am Pacific Time
Duration: One hour
Sponsored by: Atomic Learning

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Abstract
Online software and technology training is a flexible, cost-effective way to train users on a myriad of commonly used software applications. With step-by-step instruction on everything from Microsoft Office, to Blackboard, to Adobe Dreamweaver and more, these web-based tools enable users to access training resources, on demand, to learn, practice and reinforce essential software skills.

Join us Thursday August 9 for a fast-moving, 60-minute panel discussion on the benefits of online technology and software training in a free webinar sponsored by Atomic Learning. Philadelphia University’s Jeffrey Cepull and Rappahannock Community College’s Ruth Greene reveal how they use Atomic Learning’s web-based tutorials to train faculty and support professional development programs; supplement course material and integrate technology into courses; and provide users with around-the-clock technology support—a benefit for your helpdesk and distance learners. Attend this one-hour presentation moderated by Campus Technology’s Geoff Fletcher and learn how to:

  • Engage students and increase performance and retention
  • Boost technology integration amongst faculty and staff
  • Incorporate tutorials into assignments, in-class lectures and course design
  • Drastically reduce calls to your IT helpdesk while improving service to your end users

Presenters

  • Jeffrey Cepull, vice-president for Information Resources and CIO, Philadelphia University
  • Ruth Greene, associate professor of Business Management and Information Systems Technology, Rappahannock Community College

Moderator

  • Geoff Fletcher, project editor, Campus Technology

Find out how online tutorials can help you provide better support to your students, faculty and staff. Mark your calendars now and come armed with questions for our experts. An open Q&A session will follow the live presentation.