Tune In May 21: Free EDUCAUSE Live Web seminar on the Top-Ten Challenges of the Academic Technology Community

Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on May 10, 2007

In the past couple of years, teaching and learning has fallen from the CIO’s top-ten list. In this free May 21 EDUCAUSE Live! Web seminar, Top-Ten Challenges of the Academic Technology Community, John P. Campbell, Associate Vice President of Teaching and Learning Technologies, Purdue University, and Dennis A. Trinkle, CIO, Valparaiso University, will examine today’s top-ten most pressing challenges within teaching and learning, drawing on insights provided by the members of the EDUCAUSE Advisory Committee for Teaching and Learning, and will offer a look into possible future efforts.

Those unable to attend may wish to visit the archives after the event or browse related EDUCAUSE offerings on Teaching and Learning.

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		Tune In May 21: Free EDUCAUSE Live Web seminar on the Top-Ten Challenges of the Academic Technology Community Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on May 10, 2007 In the past couple of years, teaching and learning has fallen from the CIO’s top-ten list. In this free May 21 EDUCAUSE Live! Web seminar, Top-Ten Challenges of the Academic Technology Community, John P. Campbell, Associate Vice President of Teaching and Learning Technologies, Purdue University, and Dennis A. Trinkle, CIO, Valparaiso University, will examine today’s top-ten most pressing challenges within teaching and learning, drawing on insights provided by the members of the EDUCAUSE Advisory Committee for Teaching and Learning, and will offer a look into possible future efforts. Those unable to attend may wish to visit the archives after the event or browse related EDUCAUSE offerings on Teaching and Learning. EDUCAUSE News \| dennis a trinkle \| EDUCAUSE Advisory Committee \| john p campbell \| purdue university \| Teaching and Learning \| valparaiso university \| web seminar Colleen's blog Login or register to post comments 3330 reads
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