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Multiple Choices: Teaching for Understanding with Technology

Office of Professional & Instructional Development
Learning Technology Development Council

Pyle Center, UW-Madison
April 5-6, 2002


AGENDA AT A GLANCE

Friday, April 5

 

8:30-1:00

9-11:30

Registration, Pyle Center

Pre-Conference workshops, Pyle Center:

v "Works in Progress: Examples of The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning"
2001-2002 Wisconsin Teaching Scholars


v "Works in Progress: the Process of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning"
2001-2002 Wisconsin Teaching Scholars


v
"Going Public"
UW-Milwaukee's Center Scholars

v "Women and Science Workshop"
TBA

12:00-12:45

12:45-1:45

Lunch (on your own)

Plenary Address
"Teaching for Understanding: How Can Technology Really Help?"
Carl Berger, University of Michigan

2:00-5:00

Keynote Workshop

"Making Learning Visible"
Sherry Linkon, Professor of English and American Studies, Youngstown State University in Ohio

 

5:30-7:00

7:00


Reception

Dinner (on your own)

Saturday, April 6

 

8:00-8:30

8:30-9:45

Continental Breakfast, Pyle Center

Concurrent Sessions:

"Question and Answer Session" with Sherry Linkon

"Question and Answer Session" with Carl Berger

"Promoting Greater Student Understanding and Responsibility through Synchronous and Asynchronous Learning Methodologies"
Brian Fitch and Alec Kirby, UW-Stout

"Hybrid Classes, Hybrid Discourses"
Peter Sand, UW-Milwaukee

"Taking Your Course Online"
Renee Schuh, Kathy Konicek, Tim Dugdale, DOIT, UW Madison and Xiaoxing Han, UW-Green Bay

"Using MERLOT to Enhance Student Understanding"
Pam Scheibel, UW Madison; Scott Cooper. UW-La Crosse;
Alan Wolf, UW-Madison; and Ann Parsons, UW-Stout


10:00-11:15


Concurrent Sessions

"Promoting Greater Student Understanding and Responsibility through Synchronous and Asynchronous Learning Methodologies"
Brian Fitch and Alec Kirby, UW-Stout

"Hybrid Classes, Hybrid Discourses"
Peter Sand, UW-Milwaukee

"Taking Your Course Online"
Renee Schuh, Kathy Konicek, Tim Dugdale, DOIT, UW Madison, and Xiaoxing Han, UW-Green Bay

"Using MERLOT to Enhance Student Understanding"
Pam Scheibel, UW Madison; Scott Cooper, UW-La Crosse; Alan Wolf, UW-Madison; and Ann Parsons, UW-Stout

"Best Practices in Accessibility"
Bob Regan, Accessibility Manager for Macromedia

"Dumb Questions for Smart Classrooms"
Jane Ewens, UW-Waukesha


    11:30-12:30


Closing Plenary: "Making it Happen"
Bill Cerbin, UW-La Crosse; Nicholle Stone, UW-Stout; and M. Kayt Sunwood,
UW-Superior

Boxed Lunches will be available at the close of the meeting.

 
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