Request for Proposals
If you’ve used technology in your teaching in some way that you think
others might find interesting and useful, this would be a great
opportunity to share your experience. Take a look at the three Session
Types described below, then submit your
proposal on-line by Friday, October 25, 2002. The Conference
Coordinating Committee will review all of the proposals and let you know
the status of yours by the end of October.
Session Types:
Repeating Presentation: These will be 25-minute sessions that
may be repeated once. You might show how you’ve used some technology in your
teaching, e.g., chat rooms, on-line research projects, on-line practice
tests, or digitized video clips to trigger class discussions. The sessions
will be limited to 25-minutes, include presentation and Q & A.
They will be repeated once after a 5-minute break to allow people to move on to
another session. We’ll provide a PC and a video projector so that everyone can see what you’re talking about.
50 Minute Presentation: 50-minute sessions in which you might describe
some use of technology in teaching (e.g., a stand-alone WebCT course),
demonstrate a technology tool (e.g., PhotoShop, on-line surveys), or
summarize some pertinent data you’ve collected. These will be
concurrent sessions, but in different rooms. Internet connections,
video projectors, and screens will be available.
Workshop: These will be 50-minute opportunities to teach how to
do something (e.g., use a software package or WebCT tool; organize and
manage on-line quizzing, testing, and grading). We’ll provide the
room, an Internet connection, a video projector, and a screen.
Submit
Proposal
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