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Thursday, April 7, 2005
General Session, Commons Theater
9:00 Welcome & Introductions
9:15 Keynote: The Emerging Networked Learning Environment Matthew Serbin Pittinsky, Chairman, Blackboard, Inc.
10:15 Questions, Wrap-up, etc.
Snack & Sponsor Break
10:30 Please visit our sponsors & enjoy coffee or tea in the Salon Lobby
Breakout Sessions
 
Beyond the Classroom
Blackboard for Beginniers
Making the Most of Blackboard
11:00
Salon 3/4
Virginia A/B
Virginia C/D

Accessing Blackboard from a Distance and Locally Providing Support to Faculty and Students
David J. Ayersman & Kevin Dunn, VCU Qatar, Bud Deihl & Sheila Chandler, VCU Technology Services

Successes and Failures with a Dozen Blackboard Courses in Science
Patrick Barber and Billy Tucker, Longwood University
Beyond the Tools: Helping Busy Faculty Expand Teaching and Learning with Blackboard
Jerry Slezak & Lisa Ames, University of Mary Washington
Lunch
12:00 Join us for a gourmet box lunch & "birds of a feather" tables in the Salon Rooms
Breakout Sessions
 
Salon 3/4
Virginia A/B
Virginia C/D
1:30 So Many Students, So Little Time...How Blackboard Solved the Problem
Laurie Lyckholm, Kathleen O. Kreutzer, Gennifer A. Wiltshire, & Christa Riley, Virginia Commonwealth University
Designing an Online Social Sciences Course (session 1 of 2)
Charles Harris, James Madison University
School of Pharmacy Implements Secure Testing with Blackboard
Veronica Shuford, William E. Smith, & Amy L. Whitaker, Virginia Commonwealth University
2:30 Searching For A Connection: Student Writers Reach Out
Liz Canfield & Michele Domenech, Virginia Commonwealth University
Designing an Online Social Sciences Course (session 1 of 2)
Charles Harris, James Madison University
Learning through Curriculum Design: An Online Course in Universal Design for Learning
Fran Smith, Virginia Commonwealth University
Snack & Sponsor Break
3:30 Please visit our sponsors & enjoy coffee or tea in the Salon Lobby
Breakout Sessions
 
Salon 3/4
Virginia A/B
Virginia C/D
4:00 Panel Discussion: What do students need, want, and expect?
Moderated by Jim Mazoué, James Madison University
Panel Discussion: Overcoming the Fear of Technology
Moderated by Frank Moore, Longwood University
Investigating Options in the Blackboard Gradebook
Andrea Adams, James Madison University
Evening Reception
5:00 Please join us at the Scott House for music, canapes, and a no-host bar
 
Friday, April 8, 2005
General Session, Commons Theater
9:00 Welcome & Introductions
9:15 KEYNOTE: Applying New Brain Research to Education Susan Hardwicke, Ph.D., Director, kSERO Cognitive Development Center
10:15 Questions, Wrap-up, etc.
Snack & Sponsor Break
10:30 Please visit our sponsors & enjoy coffee or tea in the Salon Lobby
Breakout Sessions
 

Beyond the Classroom

Blackboard for Beginniers
Making the Most of Blackboard
11:00
Commons Theater
Virginia A/B
Virginia C/D
Reflective Learning: Social Work Ethics On-line
Marilyn A. Biggerstaff, Virginia Commonwealth University
Organizing your Course to Maximize Learning and Increasing Quality
Emet LaBoone, Virginia Tech
Active Learning Through Online Activities
Jeff South, Virginia Commonwealth University
Lunch
12:00 Join us for a farewell buffet lunch at the Scott House, where we will discuss forming a regional Blackboard Users Group
Emerging Technologies Day
Emerging Technologies Day, which continues until 3:00 pm, is Virginia Commonwealth University's annual showcase of ways VCU students, faculty & staff are using the latest technologies in their teaching, learning and research. Presentations will be held throughout the day in Salon Rooms 3&4, and there will be exhibits and posters available for viewing in Salon Rooms 1&2. This event is free and open to the public. More information at www.at.vcu.edu/etech/etday.

 

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