"Making Technology Work: Meeting the Demand for More Students"
Are you experiencing increasing enrollments? Are students rushing to enroll
in classes? Join us on October 28 and hear how one college, Northcentral
Technical College (NTC), went from 300-400 courses per semester to
4,000-5,000 fully automated classes.
To learn more or to register, go to
http://www.nisod.org/webinars/index.html#October.
This webinar is a membership benefit free to Hillsborough Community College.
Friday, October 8, 2010
Innovation Abstracts
In "Engaging the New Learner! Or What is Multimedia Anyway?!" Phil McLimont,
Professor of Chemical and Biological Sciences, at Lambton College of Applied
Arts and Technology (Canada), describes a teaching/learning experience in
which instructors find new ways of using multimedia in their classrooms that
far exceed the current boundaries of what they believed were available in
their own resource portfolios.
Access this article at:
http://www.nisod.org/password/abstracts/XXXII_22.html
(*The username is member and the password is nisod2011.*)
Professor of Chemical and Biological Sciences, at Lambton College of Applied
Arts and Technology (Canada), describes a teaching/learning experience in
which instructors find new ways of using multimedia in their classrooms that
far exceed the current boundaries of what they believed were available in
their own resource portfolios.
Access this article at:
http://www.nisod.org/password/abstracts/XXXII_22.html
(*The username is member and the password is nisod2011.*)
Monday, October 4, 2010
CITT Faculty Spotlight - Dr. Peter Germroth
View CITT's new faculty spolight. This month, the spotlight is on Dr. Peter Germroth, biology instructor at the Dale Mabry campus. Congratulations Dr. Germroth!
STEMtech Participants Announced
CITT Faculty Professional Development is sponsoring three faculty teaching in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) disciplines to attend the League for Innovation in the Community College STEMtech conference in Orlando from October 31-November 3.
Congratulations to the 3 STEMtech participants:
Congratulations to the 3 STEMtech participants:
- Debarati Ghosh (Brandon)
- Jessica Olney (Ybor)
- Carlos Ortiz (SouthShore)
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Does your college have innovative programs that are worthy of replicating and funding at a national scale?
Applications for the Bellwether Award are now being accepted through Nov. 1st
Fill out the online application to have your program considered for the award
The Bellwether Award recognizes outstanding and innovative community colleges programs and practices. The 2011 conference theme is Workforce 2020. To read about the learning exchange opportunities provided through the 2011 conference please visit the Futures Assembly website.
Submit proposals in the following three categories:
1) Instructional Programs & Services
2) Planning, Governance & Finance"
3) Workforce Development
The application deadline is November 1st, 2010.
Please enter your online application at http://www.coe.ufl.edu/Futures/application.html
Send comments or questions to futures@coe.ufl.edu
Community College Futures Assembly
University of Florida
229 Norman Hall
Gainesville, FL 32611
Phone 352 273 4300
Email dfc@coe.ufl.edu
Website http://www.coe.ufl.edu/Futures/
Fill out the online application to have your program considered for the award
The Bellwether Award recognizes outstanding and innovative community colleges programs and practices. The 2011 conference theme is Workforce 2020. To read about the learning exchange opportunities provided through the 2011 conference please visit the Futures Assembly website.
Submit proposals in the following three categories:
1) Instructional Programs & Services
2) Planning, Governance & Finance"
3) Workforce Development
The application deadline is November 1st, 2010.
Please enter your online application at http://www.coe.ufl.edu/Futures/application.html
Send comments or questions to futures@coe.ufl.edu
Community College Futures Assembly
University of Florida
229 Norman Hall
Gainesville, FL 32611
Phone 352 273 4300
Email dfc@coe.ufl.edu
Website http://www.coe.ufl.edu/Futures/
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
CITT Faculty Professional Development will sponsor three faculty teaching in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) disciplines to attend the League for Innovation in the Community College STEMtech conference in Orlando from October 31-November 3.
The STEMtech conference allows educators, industry leaders, and others will gather to discuss increasing student access into and success in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) majors and careers. The 2010 STEMtech will also help educators explore the strategic use of information technology to better serve their students, campuses, and communities. Over 400 sessions will cover everything from recruiting and retaining students for STEM-related programs to using information technology to improve organizational and student learning. Tracks for this ground-breaking conference include Health and Science; Energy, Environment, and Sustainability; Mathematics, Engineering, and Architecture; Manufacturing, Industry, and Agriculture; Technology, Multimedia, and Telecommunication; Technology Systems and Applications; and E-Learning Resources. More information can be found on: the conference Website. Read descriptions on the sessions at here.
If you are interested in registering for an opportunity to attend the conference, please fill out the registration form on the CITT website.
If you are interested in registering for an opportunity to attend the conference, please fill out the registration form on the CITT website.
Campus Cruiser Experience
Many of you are grasping the Hawknet Campus Cruiser LMS, with huge gusto. There are others who have slightly peeked at it and some who may never discover it.
Use this blog, if you wish, to help each other. It could lead to a vast resource of tips and tricks and serve as an efficient way to mentor your fellow colleagues.
Experience has the greatest impact when it is shared.
Use this blog, if you wish, to help each other. It could lead to a vast resource of tips and tricks and serve as an efficient way to mentor your fellow colleagues.
Experience has the greatest impact when it is shared.
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