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Online Registration is available!
Take a look at this year's Conference Program. The schedule offers more than 160learning opportunities with presenters from around the globe, plus several chances to network with colleagues. You can also link to the different sessions from the left menu. Soon we will have the Search and MyAgenda tools available to help you plan your conference schedule.
We encourage you to bring your team to Madison and take advantage of the Group rates and other Group Offerings. Go to the Registration page to see other conference fees and links.
Unable to join us on site? Then we encourage you to sign up for one of the two Virtual Options available this year. Rates available for individuals or groups.
2012 Conference Keynotes
Applying neuroscience to educate for meaningful learning
Dr. James Zull
Professor of Biology and of Biochemistry, Case Western Reserve University
James Zull will inspire us to think of new ways to shape educational experiences, informed by the insights from neuroscience. As James states, “…the primary objective of education is to understand human learning” and “all other objectives depend on achieving this understanding”. More...
Learning in hand with mobile technology
Judy Brown
Mobile Learning Strategic Analyst
Mobile devices continue to proliferate. We’ve heard mobile technology will revolutionize online teaching and learning. In the case of apps, the numbers are amazing: 18 billion Apple product apps and 10 billion Android product apps downloaded by the end of 2011. More...
Congratulations, Judy, on receiving the United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA) Hall of Fame Award at the International Distance Learning Awards program, held at the 2012 National USDLA Conference in St. Louis, Missouri.
Conference Venue and Madison Area
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The conference will be held at the Monona Terrace Convention Center along Lake Monona in beautiful Madison, Wisconsin. The setting is near several large hotels, unique restaurants, the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, and walking/exercise paths. To find out more about Madison events and attractions during your visit, go to http://www.visitmadison.com/visitors/ |
