2013 Conference Forums: Thursday, August 8 10:30 am-12:15 pm Open Educational Resources (OERs): Potential and pitfalls
2:00-3:45 pm Competency-based assessment: How and why to get started
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Exhibitors and Sponsors
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Online Registration and the Conference Program are now available!
We invite you to join us at the 29th Annual Conference on Distance Teaching & Learning this August. In addition to the keynotes, Dr. Richard Baraniuk from Rice University and Dr. Sally Johnstone from Western Governors University, the conference schedule feature more than 157 educational opportunities plus several networking events:
- 7 Communities of Practice Groups
- 2 Conference Forums
- 16 Discussions
- 25 ePoster Sessions
- 66 Information Sessions
- 20 Speed Sessions
- 15 Workshops
Click on image above to view and download the Conference Program. To read descriptions of all sessions, click on 2013 Schedule in left menu.
2013 Keynote Speakers
Thursday, August 8, 8:00 am
Dr. Richard Baraniuk, Rice University
Disruptive innovation via open educational resources
An “open access” movement is sweeping the world. This movement is based on intuitions shared by professional educators: (1) knowledge should be open to re-use; (2) collaboration should be easier; (3) people should receive credit for contributing to education; and (4) concepts are linked in unusual ways. More...
Friday, August 9, 1:00 pm
Dr. Sally Johnstone, Western Governors University
Envisioning a competency-based future
The explosion of online courseware in the past year has focused the spotlight on curricular integrity for institutions adopting these resources. How can degree integrity be conserved when learning resources are produced externally? It requires a shift in thinking about what constitutes the curriculum and a stronger focus on learner assessment. More...
Conference Venue and Madison Area
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/
