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Teaching and Learning With Technology Conference
Tuesday, April 21
STEW 214
STEW 302/306
STEW 310
STEW 314
STEW 318
STEW 320
8:30 - 9:30
Registration
9:30 - 11:00
(STEW 214) Welcome message and keynote presentation:
Sarah Robbins
11:15 - 12:00
It's Del.icio.us!
Using Student Peer Feedback in Online Discussions
Open Source Assessment Tools Meeting the Needs of Science Majors
Teaching Engineering Design Principles via a Serious Game Format
(STEW 302/306) Break for lunch
1:00 - 1:45
Vendor sessions
Echo360
2:00 - 2:45
Using Concept Mapping to Strengthen Integrative Thinking and Practice
Effect of Peer-Interaction Strategies in Blogs on Students’ Deep Learning
Simulations in the Physics Laboratory: Is VPython Valuable?
Interactive Media to Impact: Results of a TLT Grant
3:00 - 3:45
Using Technology to Evolve Cooperative Learning Environment for Distant Education Courses
Asynchronous Audio Feedback: Techniques, Strategic Implementation and Research
“Clickers” and Course Evaluations: Effects of Instructor Explanation and Adaptation
Hybrid Content Delivery: On-Demand Lecture Videos and Interactive Laboratories
4:00 - 4:45
Online Spanish Tutor (OST): A Self-Assessed Pronunciation Primer with Biofeedback
Demystifying Invisible Processes Using Mediated Feedback
iFolio: Electronic Portfolios at the University of Iowa
What makes one-to-one computing projects work: a longitudinal study
6:00 - 9:00
(STEW 218) International Network of Students Investigating Technologies for Education (INSITE)
Wednesday, April 22
STEW 218
STEW 302/306
STEW 313
STEW 314
STEW 318
STEW 320
8:30 - 9:45
(STEW 218) Featured speaker:
Ed Gehringer
10:00 - 10:45
Web 2.0: Letting “Users Add Value” to On-line Learning
Visible Effort
cgCentral: A Course Simulation Application Built with Adobe AIR
Creating the Perfect Practice Field with iFARM
11:00 - 11:45
Building Online Library Tutorials for Biology Students—A Collaborative Initiative
Social Annotation Modeling Learning System- Improving Student Learning and Performanceation
Dude, Where's my Prof? Establishing Presence in the Online Classroom
Building Fantastic Installations, Exhibits, Showcases, and Posters in Second Life
Break for lunch
1:00 - 1:45
Vendor sessions
Teaching Over the Wire: Using Adobe Connect Meeting's New Features
Distance Education Incentive Awards Program Showcase
Innovative Use of Adobe Connect to Provide Interpreting
Building Your Institution's Presence in Second Life
2:00 - 2:45
Facilitating Creative Collaboration in the Arts with Social Software
Auditory and Visual Assessment Preferred by Learners
Blogs, Landscape, Narrative: Blogging to link Ecoliterature and Experiential Learning
Game Design as a Compelling Experience
3:00 - 3:45
Web Based Video conferencing systems in classroom teaching
Using Adobe Acrobat to Enhance Immediacy and Instructor Feedback
Pocket PC and Simulation Partnered to Enhance Nursing Education
Best Practices for Adobe Connect Meeting: Ingredients for the Best Online Meeting Experience