Another opportunity to reach the folks outside the choir--at the 4th
Annual California Virtual Campus on ONLINE LEARNING & HIGHER EDUCATION.
Axel
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Axel Schmetzke
Library
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
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fyi...There's a track on Section 508 and universal accessibility.
Jennison
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Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2002 01:18:45 -0700
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Subject: [DEOS-L] CVC 2002 Call for Presentations
The California Virtual Campus is now accepting proposals for
presentations
at its 4th annual conference:
CVC 2002: ONLINE LEARNING & HIGHER EDUCATION (October 13-15, 2002)
The conference will be held in the Resort at Squaw Creek, located in
Lake
Tahoe's Squaw Valley.
Conference Tracks:
* Teaching & Learning at a Distance
* Support Services and Resources
* Online Policy, Planning, & Technologies
Types of Presentations:
* Presentation: a standard presentation format, 1 hour in length.
* Hands On Computer Workshop: will take place in a computer lab
setting
with participants
working in pairs on networked laptops.
* Poster Session - Display: a bulletin board display of a
project, with
the presenter available for
informal discussion with conference participants.
* Poster Session - Online: an online display of a project
(Internet
connections will be available
upon request), with the presenter available for informal
discussion with conference
participants.
Sample Proposal Topics:
Key issues and best practices * Model programs * Hybrid courses *
Student
preparedness * Universal Accessibility/Section 508 compliance * Privacy
issues * Online Counseling, Tutoring, Financial Aid and other support
services * Online access to library and other learning resources *
Copyright * Technology planning * Faculty compensation * The use of
different graphics formats * Online security * Evaluating online courses
*
Institutional infrastructure * Accreditation * SCORM and other online
course standards * Using digital libraries in teaching * MERLOT * Vendor
solutions * Articulation * CVC initiatives * Online teacher prep * Using
streaming media effectively * Academic & technical support * Ways of
teaching science lab courses at a distance
To submit a proposal, please use our online submission form
<http://pdc.cvc.edu/conferences/proposals.asp>
The deadline for receipt of proposed presentations is June 15, 2002.
For the latest conference information as it becomes available --
<http://pdc.cvc.edu/conferences/>
For information on the Resort at Squaw Creek --
<http://www.squawcreek.com>
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The California Virtual Campus (CVC) was established in July 1999, to
support the development and delivery of online learning in higher
education
throughout the state of California.
The five regional and statewide CVC centers assist faculty, staff,
administration, and institutions in the development of online courses,
programs, policies and planning, focusing on the particular needs of
California community colleges.
CVC also hosts and maintains an online catalog of distance programs and
courses at <www.cvc.edu>. The catalog currently lists more than 4,100
courses offered by regionally-accredited California colleges and
universities.
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