Colleague 2 Colleague (C2C) will meet for its Fall Symposium 2011 on Friday, Oct 21 at the K-State Alumni Center. The theme for this free one-day conference is “E-Learning: Mobility, Innovation, & Challenges” and is open to everyone working in e-learning.
The event includes the following presentations and more:
- “Pecha Kucha: Cloud-based Tools for Educators”–Meg McGranaghan, Julie Rorabaugh, Ben Ward, and Jonathan Bacon
- “Practical Strategies for Incorporating Simple Game Components in Online Courses” — Joel Lundstrom
- “Mobile App Show and Tell” — Rob Gibson
- “Going Mobile at FHSU” — Dennis King
- “E-Textbooks: Lessons Learned from a Pilot in 3 Fully Online Courses” — Carine Ullom and Karen Ludwig
- “Gaming Global Public Health: Where in the World is…Dr. Salus ‘Dynamica’ Mundi?” — Brent A. Anders, Zach Caby, Mary Werick, and Shalin Hai-Jew
- “Open Source Live!” — Anibal Pacheco
For an updated schedule, visit the main event site. Registration is limited to 100 participants. Interested individuals need a free membership in C2C before registering at the event website.
C2C is a collaborative community of online learning professionals throughout Kansas and Missouri. The organization hosts a fall and spring symposium, and the Summer Institute on Distance Learning and Instructional Technology (SIDLIT, pronounced “sidelight”) every August.
Discounted parking is available for those from off-campus. To get the $4 special-event day rate, registered participants may contact Shalin Hai-Jew (shalin@k-state.edu) for parking information (and to get on the discounted parking list); deadline is Monday, Oct. 17.
If you have questions, contact Rebecca Gould, ragou@k-state.edu,785-532-2298. The C2C Fall Symposium is co-sponsored by Information Technology Services.
