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Kathleen Christoph (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Kathleen Christoph
Director Emerita, Academic Technology
Madison, Wisconsin
UNITED STATES

Kathleen Christoph

Biography

Kathy Christoph recently retired as director of the Division of Information Technology (DoIT) Academic Technology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she held overall responsibility for learning technology, workforce technology skills development, and library, instructional, and research applications. She was sponsor of the Learn@UW Utility, delivering course management services to the over 140,000 students of the University of Wisconsin system. Champion of the My UW-Madison portal, she led this effort to integrate academic and administrative data.
Christoph is a past member of the EDUCAUSE Board, where she served as secretary, vice chair and chair. She helped develop and direct the EDUCAUSE Learning Technology Leadership Institute. Christoph previously co-chaired the EDUCAUSE Advisory Committee on Teaching and Learning, chaired the ELI Advisory Board, and was a frequent presenter at EDUCAUSE and NLII/ELI events. Additional past service includes the advisory board of Syllabus magazine, the board of the Seminars on Academic Computing, and a North Central Association Accreditation Team.

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
ELI 2010 Annual MeetingBalancing Innovation and the Learner Experience: Web 2.0 and the Cloud01/20/2010
EDUCAUSE 2008Outsourcing Non-E-Mail Applications10/30/2008
EDUCAUSE 2008GameQuest: Creating an Education Game Program for Higher Ed10/30/2008
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2007Leading from Who You Are07/18/2008
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2007Review and Reflections07/17/2008
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2007Review and Reflections07/16/2008
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2007Reflections and Making the Case (MTC) Project Introduction07/15/2008
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2007Chin Up Leadership: Understanding and Linking to the Wider World07/15/2008
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2007Welcome Session
Please note: The institute faculty will set the stage for the week's agenda. This essential session provides the foundation for the content of the institute. Attendees should make every effort to arrive in time for this vital session.
07/14/2008
ELI 2008 Annual MeetingGames for Learning-Taking It to the Next Level01/29/2008
ELI 2008 Annual MeetingGameQuest: Creating an Education Game Program for Higher Ed (Learning Technology)01/28/2008
EDUCAUSE 2007Social Networking Technologies: A "Poke" for Campus Services10/24/2007
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2007Program Review07/10/2007
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2007Reflection and Next Steps07/09/2007
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2007Introduction and Making the Case Project Introduction07/09/2007
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2007Chin Up Leadership: Understanding and Linking to the Wider World07/09/2007
ELI 2007 Annual MeetingGet Real-Games for Learning01/23/2007
ELI 2007 Annual MeetingWorkshop 01A - Leadership Skills for the Learning Technologist01/22/2007
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2006The Role of Leader - Grand Challenges07/11/2006
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2006Leadership: Linking to the Wider World07/10/2006
Learning Technology Leadership Program 2006Leadership: Understanding the Wider World07/10/2006
Seminars on Academic Computing 2005The Croquet Project08/08/2005
2005 Instructional Technology Leadership InstituteThe Role as Leader-Loping with Leadership07/13/2005
2005 Instructional Technology Leadership InstituteThe Role as Leader (continued)07/13/2005
EDUCAUSE 2004Living to Tell the Tale: Surviving the CMS Implementation10/20/2004
NLII Annual Meeting 2003New Strategies and Roles for Supporting Teaching and Learning01/27/2003
EDUCAUSE 2001Faculty Support and Engagement Best Practices: Lessons from the CIC10/31/2001
EDUCAUSE 2001Targeting Transformation: Taking the Big Step in Teaching and Learning with Technology10/30/2001
Seminars on Academic ComputingTargeting Transformation: Taking the Big Step in Teaching and Learning with Technology08/08/2001
Seminars on Academic Computing 2000Closing Remarks/Adjournment08/09/2000
Seminars on Academic Computing 2000Opening Remarks08/07/2000
EDUCAUSE '99Implementing and Supporting Web-Based Learning Services In a Large Statewide University System10/29/1999
EDUCAUSE '99Centers for Teaching, Learning, and Technology: What Fits Your Institution?10/27/1999
EDUCAUSE '99Seminar 2A - Visual Communication for Effective Teaching and Learning10/26/1999
EDUCOM '98Teaching-Learning-Technology Centers: Emerging Models for Faculty Support10/14/1998
Seminars on Academic Computing 1998Facing the Challenges of Distance Big Time08/10/1998

Membership Information

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ELI
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