Online Conference Fall 2005 Day 2

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Day 2 Agenda

8:00-8:45 Arrival/Breakfast

8:45-9:15 Speaker: Jim Levin (maybe) - “Exploring Barriers…�?

9:15-10:15 Session 1: Reaction Panel to Exploring Barriers --[Needs Catchy Name]-- (Panel would consist of 5-6 Dept Heads, Suggestions: Experienced Faculty: Jim Anderson (Ed), Leigh Estabrook (GISLIS), Lanny Arvan (CITES), Barry Ackerman (Social Work), Ann Mester (LAS), ACES? Chemistry?

10:15-10:30 Break

10:30-12 Session 2: Faculty Panel “I did it, you can do it too�? (Panel would consist of 4-6 Faculty new to online, but have experienced success - NO early adopters) [Tom Grayson (Ed), Scott Garner (Classic Civ), Bob Wengert (Philosophy), Chris Larrison (Social Work), Brenda Trofanenko (Ed), Kathryn Ryan (Ed), LEEP?

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[edit] Background

The UIUC campus sponsored an Online Program Retreat at Allerton Conference Center in the Fall of 2004. Currently, the retreat planning committee is collecting ideas and finalizing plans for the Fall 2005 edition, and is using this wiki page to organize those planning efforts. Feel free (and obligated!) to contribute.

[edit] Goals

Day 1 of OnlineRetreat2005 will be directed toward faculty and staff who are currently active with UIUC online courses and programs. It will be a time of inspiration, best practices sharing, clarifying UIUC policies concerning online activities and networking.
Day 2 will be dedicated toward the faculty and staff who are in the early stages of interest, or, perhaps, production of course material that can be delivered online. We anticipate best practice sharing, demonstrations of current courses and hands-on activities where faculty can begin the process of preparing instructional materials for online delivery.

[edit] Dates

October 24,25,26

[edit] Audience

faculty that want to create blended or online courses
contact deans and ask for course candidates that might be blended or hybridized.

[edit] Resources

[edit] Campus units

CITES
GIS - Guided Independent Study
OET – Office of Educational Technology in College of Education
CTER Personnel
LEEP Personnel
HRE Personnel

AO/OCE Personnel

Others?

[edit] Meeting Room Requirements

Wireless environment
Laptops for hands-on experiences and demonstrations
Centers seating - small group seating around a table for the synchronous sessions

[edit] Procedural Ideas

[edit] Large group presentations

1. Short, interest-building presentations (7 minutes) on:
Compass
Moodle
Wikis and blogs
Video streaming
Chatting and Discussion Boards
Elluminate
Etc.
2. A panel/debate concerning the decision whether to use a course management package (like compass or moodle) or develop a unique one (like LEEP or HRE)

[edit] Small group discussions and demonstrations

After the short presentations (above), have centers set up for small group discussions with an expert including hands on opportunities.
The "I'm Afraid Of Wiki" Page
State of Online Education at U of I
Big Picture and Wish List
Examination of Online Education Beyond UIUC
Research on Online Education

[edit] ADAM's ideas

1. Breakfast
2. "Here Are Your Options" Seminar/Panel 
    a)Technology
    b)Admin
    c)Hybrid vs. 100% Online
    d)Successes/Failures of Current Programs?
3. "See the Technology/Ask the Questions" open house
4. "Hear the Faculty/Ask the Pedagogical Questions" open forum 
    a) FAQs of faculty course development (Lena/AO)
5. "Leave with a plan" 
    a)Take the Directory with you
    b)Stay in touch with the Campus Online Committee

Professional Development = Online - Natural Fit. Is this a separate retreat?

[edit] References and Links

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