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ITL Conference 2002 - Hypermedia
Monday - Tuesday, March 18 - 19
Chicago Circle Center, East campus

16Mar2002
 


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Conference Program - Monday

9:30 - 10:30am  

Keynote: The Good News and the Bad News about Online Pedagogy
Ed Garay
Director of Instructional Technology Lab

John R. Regalbuto

Associate Professor, Chemical Engineering


10:45 - 12:15pm   Morning breakout sessions
   
(1)
Where Do I Start? First Steps to Developing a Blackboard CourseInfo Course Site
Josh Naylor, Instructional Technology Lab
Mary Lou Bareither, Kinesiology
Sharad Laxpati, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Jane Marone, Kinesiology
Randal Stone, Kinesiology
   
(2)
Digital Video Applications in the Classroom: Using Videoconferencing; Streaming PowerPoint, RealAudio, and RealVideo; Using CD-ROMs, DVDs, SMIL and Other Multimedia
Ed Garay, Instructional Technology Lab
Noshir Contractor, Speech Communication, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Robert Folberg, Pathology

   
(3)

Developing and Using Rich-multimedia Learning Modules
Ed Campbell, Instructional Technology Lab
Paul R. Young, Chemistry

Francis R. Schlemmer, Pharmaceutics and Pharmacodynamics

   
(4)
Creating Course Materials for the Web: Authoring with Dreamweaver — Part I
(hands-on workshop)

Patrick Murphy, Instructional Technology Lab

   
(5)

Blackboard CourseInfo: Tips & Tricks, and More Advanced Topics (hands-on workshop)
Volker Kleinschmidt, Instructional Technology Lab

12:30 - 1:30pm  

Lunch (RSVP required) — Illinois Rooms A&B, 3rd Floor, CCC

1:45 - 3:15pm   Afternoon breakout sessions
 
(1)
Second Steps to Developing a Blackboard CourseInfo Course Site: Adding More Content to your Course Site; Using the Online Gradebook, Online Assessments and Discussion Forums
Josh Naylor, Instructional Technology Lab
Darold Barnum, Managerial Studies
Janet L. Engstrom, Maternal Child Nursing

   
(2)
Good Web Design, Usability and Web Accessibility: Designing Hypermedia for Everyone — Panel
Ed Garay, Instructional Technology Lab
Joy Maria Hyzny, Disability Services
Allyson Meyer, Chicago Field Museum
Thomas G. Moher, Computer Science

   
(3)
Engaging Your Students: Providing a Rich and Interactive Environment for Active Learning, Critical Thinking, Communication and Collaboration
Volker Kleinschmidt, Instructional Technology Lab
Mark H. Gelula, Medical Education
Jane N. Hagstrom, College of Business Administration

   
(4)
Creating Course Materials for the Web: Authoring with Dreamweaver — Part II
(hands-on workshop)

Patrick Murphy, Instructional Technology Lab

   
(5)
Preparing Class Materials with PowerPoint (hands-on workshop)
Karin Riggs, Instructional Technology Lab

Conference Program - Tuesday

9:30 - 10:30am  

Keynote: "Even a Rookie Can Do It"
Helen Roberts
Assistant Professor, Economics

10:45 - 12:15pm   Morning breakout sessions
   
(1)
Using Blackboard CourseInfo and Other Computer Technology for On-campus Instruction
Ernie Duran, Instructional Technology Lab
Maryann H. Albrecht, Managerial Studies
Louanne I. Smolin, Education

Mary Beth Watson Manheim, Information and Decision Sciences

   
(2)
Facilitating Learning with a Plethora of Educational Hypermedia and Multimedia Courseware
Ed Campbell, Instructional Technology Lab
Ugo A. Buy, Computer Science
Andrew L. Carney, Orthopaedic Surgery
Robert Paul Malchow, Biological Sciences

   
(3)
Teaching Online: Planning, Developing and Offering Pedagogically Sound Learner-centered Distance Education Programs over the Internet — Panel
Ed Garay, Instructional Technology Lab
Kate Pravera, Urban Planning, Great Cities Institute
Piergiorgio L. E. Uslenghi, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Annette L. Valenta, School of Biomedical Health Information Sciences


   
(4)
Setting-up a Blackboard CourseInfo Course Site (hands-on workshop)
Karin Riggs, Instructional Technology Lab

   
(5)

PowerPoint Tips & Tricks, and More Advanced Topics (hands-on workshop)
Patrick Murphy, Instructional Technology Lab


   
(6)
Macromedia Web Solutions: What's new with Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash, Director, Dreamweaver UltraDev and ColdFusion
Chris Wigginton, Macromedia, Inc.
12:30 - 1:30pm  

Lunch (RSVP required) — Illinois Rooms A&B, 3rd Floor, CCC

1:45 - 3:15pm   Afternoon breakout sessions
 
(1)
Complementing Face-to-face On-campus Instruction with Class Materials on the Web
Ed Campbell, Instructional Technology Lab
Walter Edelberg, Philosophy
John M. Hagedorn, Criminal Justice
Karen R. Patena, School of Biomedical Health Information Sciences

   
(2)
Using Mathematics on the Web and Other Computer Technology to Facilitate Learning
Ernie Duran, Instructional Technology Lab
Steven L. Jordan, Math, Statistics, and Computer Science
Jeffrey E. Lewis, Honors College, Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science
Clifford E. Tiedemann, Anthropology

   
(3)
Faculty Development: Helping the Faculty Redesign and Publish Substantial Class Materials Online — Panel
Ed Garay, Instructional Technology Lab
Steve Acker, Technology Enhanced Learning and Research, Ohio State University
Lanny Arvan, Center for Educational Technologies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Kathy Christoph, Academic Technology Solutions, University of Wisconsin-Madison
John T. Harwood, Education Technology Services, Penn State University
Molly Langstaff, Academic Technologies, University of Iowa

Howard J. Strauss, Academic Services, Princeton University

   
(4)
Setting-up a Blackboard CourseInfo Course Site (hands-on workshop)
Karin Riggs, Instructional Technology Lab

   
(5)

Creating Course Materials for the Web: Authoring with Dreamweaver — Part I
(hands-on workshop)

Patrick Murphy, Instructional Technology Lab

   
(6)
Adobe Web Solutions: Web Graphics with Photoshop 7; Web and Flash Authoring with GoLive 6 & LiveMotion 2
Adam Pratt, Cross Media Products, Adobe Systems

Participating Faculty and Special Guests

  • Steve Acker, Technology Enhanced Learning and Research, Ohio State University
  • Maryann H. Albrecht, Managerial Studies
  • Lanny Arvan, Center for Educational Technologies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  • Mary Lou Bareither, Kinesiology
  • Darold Barnum, Managerial Studies
  • Ugo A. Buy, Computer Science
  • Andrew L. Carney, Orthopaedic Surgery
  • Kathy Christoph, Academic Technology Solutions, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • Noshir Contractor, Speech Communication, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  • Walter Edelberg, Philosophy
  • Janet L. Engstrom, Maternal Child Nursing

  • Robert Folberg, Pathology
  • Mark H. Gelula, Medical Education
  • John M. Hagedorn, Criminal Justice
  • Jane N. Hagstrom, College of Business Administration
  • John T. Harwood, Education Technology Services, Penn State University
  • Joy Maria Hyzny, Disability Services
  • Steven L. Jordan, Math, Statistics, and Computer Science
  • Molly Langstaff, Academic Technologies, University of Iowa
  • Sharad Laxpati, Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • Jeffrey E. Lewis, Honors College, Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science
  • Robert Paul Malchow, Biological Sciences
  • Jane Marone, Kinesiology
  • Allyson Meyer, Chicago Field Museum

  • Thomas G. Moher, Computer Science
  • Karen R. Patena, School of Biomedical Health Information Sciences
  • Adam Pratt, Cross Media Products, Adobe Systems
  • Kate Pravera, Urban Planning, Great Cities Institute
  • John R. Regalbuto, Chemical Engineering
  • Helen Roberts, Economics
  • Francis R. Schlemmer, Pharmaceutics and Pharmacodynamics
  • Louanne I. Smolin, Education
  • Randal Stone, Kinesiology
  • Howard J. Strauss, Academic Services, Princeton University
  • Clifford E. Tiedemann, Anthropology
  • Piergiorgio L. E. Uslenghi, Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • Annette L. Valenta, School of Biomedical Health Information Sciences
  • Mary Beth Watson Manheim, Information and Decision Sciences
  • Chris Wigginton, Macromedia, Inc.
  • Paul R. Young, Chemistry


Last Modified: March 21, 2002 — UIC Instructional Technology Lab