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Conference Sessions by Speaker

The following sessions were held at NLII Annual Meeting 2005, and have post-conference information associated with them. The information may include written papers, audio/video, or PowerPoint presentations.

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SpeakerSession
Kitzzy AvilesIf Higher Education Listened to Me... {podcast file(s) available}
Loren BabcockResearch on Research: Technology as Catalyst for Student/Faculty Scholarship
Danilo M. BaylenProfessional Development of Faculty and Instructional Technology Staff through Communities of Practice
Yvonne M. BelangerPersuasive Pervasive: Real Learning or Hype? {podcast file(s) available}
John W. BelcherImplementing and Assessing Studio Physics at MIT
Carl F. BergerPersuasive Pervasive: Real Learning or Hype? {podcast file(s) available}
Ronald BleedOvercoming the Biggest Barrier to Student Success
John BransfordThe Learning Sciences, Education and Technology: Issues and Opportunities {podcast file(s) available}
Liwana BringelsonProfessional Development of Faculty and Instructional Technology Staff through Communities of Practice
Andreas BrockhausFocusing Faculty Development on the Scholarship of Online Teaching and Student Learning Outcomes
Jay C. Brophy-EllisonStudents Have Spoken; Is Higher Education Listening? {podcast file(s) available}
Cole W. CamplesePersuasive Pervasive: Real Learning or Hype? {podcast file(s) available}
Colleen CarmeanThat Was Then, This is Now: Designing Learning Environments
Diane J. DavisManaging Classroom Technology Renovations
Veronica DiazThe Open Knowledge Model: Knowledge Management Addresses Organizational Cultural and Values in Distributed Learning
Colleen DietzProfessional Development of Faculty and Instructional Technology Staff through Communities of Practice
Jay FernOSP 2.0: Developing a Flexible Assessment Portfolio
Lara Anne FordResearch on Research: Technology as Catalyst for Student/Faculty Scholarship
David FuteyTeamSpace: Walk-up, Cross-Platform Collaboration for Mobile Computing Users
Susan GautschNetworked Interaction and Class Engagement (NICE) with the Personal Response System (PRS)
Catherine M. GynnResearch on Research: Technology as Catalyst for Student/Faculty Scholarship
Gerard L. HanleySlipstreaming with MERLOT
Joel L. HartmanEDUCAUSE Learning Initiative {podcast file(s) available}
J.C. HerzHow Networks Learn: Why Human Infrastructure Trumps Technology {podcast file(s) available}
Richard HoletonTeamSpace: Walk-up, Cross-Platform Collaboration for Mobile Computing Users
Toru IiyoshiBruises, Barriers, and Benefits: Building a Vibrant, Institution-Wide E-Portfolio Culture
M. Javed IqbalInteractive Teaching: Use of 'Clickers' (PRS) in the Classroom
Ali JafariThat Was Then, This is Now: Designing Learning Environments
Otto KheraNetworked Interaction and Class Engagement (NICE) with the Personal Response System (PRS)
Jean KreisProfessional Development of Faculty and Instructional Technology Staff through Communities of Practice
Robert B. KvavikStudent Use of Classroom IT: Convenience, Communications, and Control
Richard M. LacyNetworked Interaction and Class Engagement (NICE) with the Personal Response System (PRS)
Nicholas C. LaudatoManaging Classroom Technology Renovations
Lucinda T. LeaStudents Have Spoken; Is Higher Education Listening? {podcast file(s) available}
Tom LewisBruises, Barriers, and Benefits: Building a Vibrant, Institution-Wide E-Portfolio Culture
Julie K. LittleStrategies for the Mobile Learning Environment: Harnessing Collaborative Learning Within Nomadic Communities
Phillip D. LongImplementing and Assessing Studio Physics at MIT
Stan North MartinWhat Works? Envisioning Learning Spaces That Enhance Learning
Patricia A. McGeeThat Was Then, This is Now: Designing Learning Environments
 The Open Knowledge Model: Knowledge Management Addresses Organizational Cultural and Values in Distributed Learning
Susan E. MetrosPersuasive Pervasive: Real Learning or Hype? {podcast file(s) available}
 Research on Research: Technology as Catalyst for Student/Faculty Scholarship
Susan K. NutterStudents Have Spoken; Is Higher Education Listening? {podcast file(s) available}
Diana G. OblingerEDUCAUSE Learning Initiative {podcast file(s) available}
 The NLII's Evolution
James I. PenrodProfessional Development of Faculty and Instructional Technology Staff through Communities of Practice
Rodney J. PetersenSecurity, Privacy, Copyright and Other Institutional Policy Implications of Online Learning
Bill PhillipsIf Higher Education Listened to Me... {podcast file(s) available}
Sharon P. PittWhat Works? Envisioning Learning Spaces That Enhance Learning
Julie Planchon WolfFocusing Faculty Development on the Scholarship of Online Teaching and Student Learning Outcomes
Melissa J. PoolePersuasive Pervasive: Real Learning or Hype? {podcast file(s) available}
Hannah ReevesOSP 2.0: Developing a Flexible Assessment Portfolio
Jerry RiehlStrategies for the Mobile Learning Environment: Harnessing Collaborative Learning Within Nomadic Communities
Tim RosenblattIf Higher Education Listened to Me... {podcast file(s) available}
Perry J. SamsonUsing Wireless PocketPCs in Survey Courses to Expand Discourse
Janice A. SmithOSP 2.0: Developing a Flexible Assessment Portfolio
Kevin SmithStudents Have Spoken; Is Higher Education Listening? {podcast file(s) available}
Vicki SuterProfessional Development of Faculty and Instructional Technology Staff through Communities of Practice
Victoria SzaboPersuasive Pervasive: Real Learning or Hype? {podcast file(s) available}
Sidne TateLeveraging the Power of E-Learning: Taking Your Course to a Higher Level
Paul TreuerBruises, Barriers, and Benefits: Building a Vibrant, Institution-Wide E-Portfolio Culture
Mark Urban-LurainGiving Learners and Educators the Feedback They Need When They Need It
Jessica VargasIf Higher Education Listened to Me... {podcast file(s) available}
Edward C.T. WalkerIMS Update
Christine WeaverAn Old Friend in the New World: How to Use the Discussion Board to Build a Learner-Centered Community and Assess Reflective Learning
Cynthia WillifordWhat Works? Envisioning Learning Spaces That Enhance Learning

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