Showing posts with label cue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cue. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Resource Sites for CUE Presentations

Tomorrow I will be arriving in Palm Springs for the Annual CUE Conference. This will be my third year attending and this year I am honored to be an invited showcase presenter.  I find such amazing energy at CUE and am thrilled to be included in this fabulous group of dedicated educators who are committed to using technology to improve student learning!

I will be presenting three sessions and I've created a Google Site that I will share with the participants.  I'm including the links below in case you find them useful.
How and Why I Flipped my Classroom:  All kinds of goodies related to my 2009 art history community college flipped classroom experiment.

Creating Participatory Learning Activities with VoiceThread:  A general support resource for anyone interested in learning more about VoiceThread's potential for supporting student learning.

The Human Touch:  Increasing Your Online Presence with Video:  It's an old story that online success rates trail their face-to-face counterparts.  But when are we going to realize the connection between social presence and success!? Wake up folks --  you are the missing link
I hope you find this useful.  If you'll be at CUE, please say hello!

Friday, January 15, 2010

Online Teaching Conference 2010: Call For Proposals Now Open!

The call for proposals for the 2010 Online Teaching Conference in b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l San Diego, CA is nearing.

2010 Online Teaching Conference
June 16 (Pre-Conference Workshops), 17, 18
San Diego Community College

The conference is made possible through a joint effort of the California Educational Technology Consortium (CETC), and Computer Using Educators (CUE). Both groups focus their efforts on improving K20 education through the use of technology.

I've been a part of this conference for years now and it's always an incredible value and is wonderful way for K-20 educators to connect and engage in lively dialogue with colleagues about important trends in online education. The focus at the Online Teaching Conference is always on our students which I tremendously appreciate. Join us in San Diego this June to be exposed to new ideas, nationally renowned keynote speakers and to increase your of understanding how to effectively integrate technology into learning to best support the needs of your online students.

Confirmed keynote speakers:
  • Allison Powell, Vice President at iNACOL International Association for K-12 Online Learning
  • Candace Thille, Director of the Open Learning Initiative (OLI) at Carnegie Mellon University

Submit your presentation proposal today! Presentation tracks include:

  • Universal Access - Accessibility, learning styles, etc.
  • Hot Topics - Basic Skills, STEM Education, Authentication, etc.
  • Online Teaching Effective Practices - Teaching practices that work
  • Green and Sustainable Learning - Education that saves energy and engages students for now and the future
  • Support Services & Resources - Student Services, Library Services, Instructional Design and Faculty Services, Learning Object Repositories, Digital Texbooks, and other Teaching/Learning Resources
  • Technology & Social Networking - Creative use of Web 2.0, social networking, new products and releases
  • Leadership, Planning & Evaluation - Online learning program issues and strategies

Submission deadline: January 31, 2010
** Accepted presenters will have their conference registration fees waived **

For more info, visit the 2010 Online Teaching Conference website.