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E09 Hybrid 2009 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference ATTEND IN DENVER Program: Face-to-Face Registration Hotel & Travel PARTICIPATE ONLINE The Learning Commons Program: Online Event Registration Technical Requirements Participant Information: Online Event Frequently Asked Questions SPEAKER/CORPORATE INFO Sponsor & Exhibitor Participation Speaker Information CONFERENCE COMMUNITY Networking & Social Media Program Committee Volunteer		An Experimental Teaching Space Bound Only by the User's Imagination Session Type: Teaching and Learning Thursday Nov 5th, 2009 8:10 AM - 9:00 AM Meeting Room 605 410 reads Imagine a flexible, extensible, state-of-the-art teaching facility fully configurable to the needs of faculty university-wide. Our Teaching Studio is just that. Equipped with modular lightweight furniture, easy-to-use audio and video equipment, mobile wall-mounted whiteboards, and more, this teaching space can be configured and used in a multitude of ways. The space is limited only by the faculty member's imagination. Speakers Speakers John Arpino Manager Audiovisual Development and Engineering, Academic Technologies The George Washington University PB Garrett AVP / Deputy CIO for Academic Technology The George Washington University Yianna Vovides Director, Instructional Design The George Washington University EDUCAUSE09 \| Learning Spaces \| Teaching and Learning: Curriculum Development, Information Literacy, Instructional Design 410 reads Bookmark/Search this page with:
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