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E09 Hybrid 2009 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference ATTEND IN DENVER Program: Face-to-Face Registration Hotel & Travel PARTICIPATE ONLINE 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		Creating Custom Online Learning Environments with Drupal Session Type: Community Showcase - Teaching and Learning Thursday Nov 5th, 2009 4:55 PM - 6:10 PM Hall F, Table 8 213 reads Student collaboration and knowledge building are at the heart of two pilot projects at Penn State and UW–Madison. Learn how these schools use Drupal, an open-source content management system, to rapidly develop custom online learning environments. Example projects, student/instructor feedback, and an online starter kit will be provided. Speakers Resources Speakers Gary Chinn eLearning Initiative Project Manager The Pennsylvania State University Doug M. Worsham Learning Technology Consultant University of Wisconsin-Madison Resources File:Handout File:Poster Link:Collaborative Sites - L&S Learning Support Services - UW Madison Applications Development \| collaborative learning environments \| drupal \| E-Learning \| EDUCAUSE09 \| Openness, Open Access, Open Source and Community Source \| Web Administration, Content, Design and Development 213 reads Bookmark/Search this page with:
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