Online Teaching Conference 2012
The Many Faces of Online Teaching
June 13, 14, 15, 2012
Evergreen Valley College, San Jose, CA
This conference focuses on Community College faculty, staff, and administrators engaged (or interested) in online education including delivery of online services such as student, faculty, library, and technical support.
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Registration is open!
General - $175 (4/21/12-6/11/12)
On-site - $225
Pre-Conference Workshops
Don't forget to check our Workshops for great pre-conference opportunities!
The Workshops are held on Wednesday, June 13th, (you can register for them at the same time you register for the conference).
Digital Media Showcase
Put your work on the BIG SCREEN!
We want to make you a star! We’re highlighting how online teachers are integrating and using technology in their classes! How do you use digital media in your classroom? How are you increasing student enthusiasm?
Submit your media to be included in the Online Teaching Conference’s first DIGITAL MEDIA SHOWCASE! Accepted media will have their projects viewed during the Online Teaching Conference. Deadline for entries is May 28th.
To participate, all you need is to simply fill out this form and email it to Chris Brown at chbrown@palomar.edu
Showcase your digital productions…and inspire others to shine!
Thursday, June 14 Keynote: |
"When Distance Is Dead: Yong Zhao will speak on issues related to globalization and education, creativity, global competitiveness, educational reforms, and educational technology. Topics include how education should focus on developing children’s strengths, not “fixing their deficiencies”, how education is much more than the addition of instruction of course content, especially in a number of limited subjects, and what makes a nation, a community strong is diversity of talents and creative citizens, among others. |
| Friday, June 15 General Session: | |
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"Confessions of a Reluctant Online Instructor" Amelito Enriquez is a longtime engineering and mathematics professor at Cañada College. Thanks to Amelito's hard work, Cañada College has received over $10 million dollars in grant monies.
These grants are helping to rebuild the pipeline of engineering students from California Community Colleges to the UC and CSU systems. |
Session tracks to include:
- Faces of Online Teaching - Have you developed a new approach to teaching online or solving an issue with online education? Software use, ideas for assignments/activities, philosophies, and other ideas that build community and relationships in online course environments. Here's the track for you to share your accomplishments.
- Universal Access - Accessibility, learning styles, etc.
- Online Teaching Effective Practices - Teaching practices that work
- Support Services & Resources - Student Services, Library Services, Instructional Design and Faculty Services, and other Teaching/Learning Resources
- Technology Innovation - Creative use of social media, mobile devices, new products and releases
- Leadership, Planning & Evaluation - Online learning program issues, authentication, regulations, policies, and strategies
Looking for Professional Development credits? We offer that.
Need help? Email info@onlineteachingconference.org or call 760.744.1150 x1527
