EDUCAUSE 2009: Thank You for Joining Us

Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on November 6, 2009

edu09 Welcome to the last day of EDUCAUSE 2009! We hope you had both an educational AND fun experience with us this week in Denver. The weather was miraculous -- 60s and 70s in November. Those of us who live here thank you for bringing the sun with you!

The printers will be shut down at 11:30 a.m. after the general session, so please make sure you print your boarding pass before then.

Visit the session recordings table near registration to purchase full conference recordings.

Thank you for joining us for the best thinking in higher ed IT -- you helped make this annual conference one of the best ever!

We'll leave you with some of your thoughts about the conference...

"I went to EDUCAUSE 2008 and I'm back this year. I plan to attend each year to stay ahead of the game."

"My favorite break-out session was on storytelling. So much of what I learned will be incorporated in my future online classes."

"I want to stay abreast of all of the latest technology."

"I am visiting from West Virginia University. As the head of IT, I wanted to learn about all of the new innovations that might be applicable to our institution."

"As an exhibitor and a speaker, I have networked with many people from colleges and businesses all over the United States."

Twitter tweets:

KHeslerINDY @educause Great conference. Rich in content. As always, well-organized. Also, Denver in November: Great Call!!

adamhe67 Goodbye #educause09. Thanks foe a good informative conference

stephenhouser the last hurrah, a great past few days, next year in aneheim.

halfpress Been a great event! Hope to attend next year. Ended with a fantastic look at Linux VMs. Now some Denver touring and photography.

A word cloud of #EDUCAUSE09 tweets:

tweet cloud

Join Us Next Year!

Save the date for EDUCAUSE 2010, October 12-15!

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		EDUCAUSE 2009: Thank You for Joining Us Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on November 6, 2009 Welcome to the last day of EDUCAUSE 2009! We hope you had both an educational AND fun experience with us this week in Denver. The weather was miraculous -- 60s and 70s in November. Those of us who live here thank you for bringing the sun with you! The printers will be shut down at 11:30 a.m. after the general session, so please make sure you print your boarding pass before then. Visit the session recordings table near registration to purchase full conference recordings. Thank you for joining us for the best thinking in higher ed IT -- you helped make this annual conference one of the best ever! We'll leave you with some of your thoughts about the conference... "I went to EDUCAUSE 2008 and I'm back this year. I plan to attend each year to stay ahead of the game." "My favorite break-out session was on storytelling. So much of what I learned will be incorporated in my future online classes." "I want to stay abreast of all of the latest technology." "I am visiting from West Virginia University. As the head of IT, I wanted to learn about all of the new innovations that might be applicable to our institution." "As an exhibitor and a speaker, I have networked with many people from colleges and businesses all over the United States." Twitter tweets: KHeslerINDY @educause Great conference. Rich in content. As always, well-organized. Also, Denver in November: Great Call!! adamhe67 Goodbye #educause09. Thanks foe a good informative conference stephenhouser the last hurrah, a great past few days, next year in aneheim. halfpress Been a great event! Hope to attend next year. Ended with a fantastic look at Linux VMs. Now some Denver touring and photography. A word cloud of #EDUCAUSE09 tweets: Join Us Next Year! Save the date for EDUCAUSE 2010, October 12-15! Blogs \| EDUCAUSE09 Colleen's blog Login or register to post comments 43 reads
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