GWETC 2002 - Register now for the Tenth Annual Governor's Wisconsin Educational
Technology Conference (GWETC 2002,) to be held October 8-10 in Madison,
Wisconsin at the Alliant Energy Center. The conference includes more than 150
workshops, and concurrent and spotlight sessions, along with over 110 vendor booths.
Two outstanding keynote speakers have been selected for this year's conference:
David Warlick, principal consultant of The Landmark Project, a professional
development and Web design firm in Raleigh North Carolina and Bernajean Porter,
author of Grappling with Accountability: Resource Tools for Organizing and Assessing
Technology for Student Results and Evaluating Student Computer-based Products.
GWETC is designed for K-higher education, government agencies, non-profits, and
business. For complete information and registration go to: http://www.gwetc.org

TTT - This month's "back to school" issue (vol. 9 no 1) of Teaching with Technology
Today has just been completed. This issue of (TTT) includes:

* The Sights and Sounds of Learning: Designing a CD-ROM to Enhance your Online
Course by Susan Brantly, Scandinavian Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison
* A University of Wisconsin First: UW-Stout Becomes a Laptop Campus
by Tammy Kempfert, TTT Editor
* Book Review - The Digital University: Building a Learning Community
Reviewed by Patricia Ploetz, UW-Stevens Point
* IT Info submitted by Glenda Morgan, Office of Learning and Information Technology
* Meet the Experts! featuring UW Colleges' Pat Fellows

TTT is at: http://www.uwsa.edu/ttt/ Tammy Kempfert, editor, University of Wisconsin
System.

EFFECTIVE PRACTICES PUBLICATION/WEB SITE - Using Distance Education
Technology: Effective Practices will be back from the printer on October 7. The book
includes 25 effective practice stories written by faculty and trainers who have successfully
used a wide variety of technologies - videoconferencing, webconferencing, online courses,
streaming video, assistive technology, and blended technologies. Beginning October 7 you
can find out more about the book, access the companion web site, or purchase the book
by going to: http://www.uwex.edu/disted/training/effect