EDUCAUSE 2011 Annual Conference - Streamed Sessions (Another Professional Development Opportunity)

Readers,

Here is ANOTHER great resource from the EDUCAUSE website. I hope that I am able to attend next year. Our financial resources for travel are very small, but I hope that I am able to gain a sponsorship to attend the conference next year. :) Any takers?

Each of the following links include archived tweets from the session, a video of the session, a podcast of the session, 

Here are several of the FEATURED sections of the conference:

Privacy in an Era of Social Media - Sponsored by Desire2Learn, Gold Partner danah boyd, Social Scientist, Microsoft Corporation

IT from Both Sides of the Executive Table Michael A. McRobbie, President , Indiana University

ECAR Student and IT Study Eden Dahlstrom, Senior Research Analyst, EDUCAUSE Tom de Boor, Senior Analyst, Grunwald Associates Peter Grunwald, President, Grunwald Associates

DIY U: Edupunks and the Future of Higher Education Anya Kamenetz, Senior Writer, Fast Company Magazine

Innovation Trenz Linda Y. Cureton, Chief Information Officer, NASA

Analytics Today: Getting Smarter About Emerging Technology, Diverse Students, and the Completion Challenge Mark David Milliron, Deputy Director, Higher Education, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

There's Never Been a Better Time to Be an Innovator Aneesh Chopra, United States Chief Technology Officer, United States Office of Science and Technology Policy James H. Shelton, III, Assistant Deputy Secretary for Innovation and Improvement, United States Department of Education

Open Educational Resources: Access, Impact, and Sustainability Through Policy Cable Green, Director of Global Learning, Creative Commons Joel M. Smith, Vice Provost & CIO, Carnegie Mellon University

As Learning Goes Mobile Lee Rainie, Director, Pew Internet & American Life Projects

Chronicle Tech Trends: Challenges for the Future Josh Fischman, Senior Editor, Research and Technology, The Chronicle of Higher Education Jennifer Howard, Senior Reporter, The Chronicle of Higher Education Marc Parry, Reporter, The Chronicle of Higher Education Jeffrey R. Young, Senior Writer, The Chronicle of Higher Education

Transforming Learning Through Analytics: A Conversation with George Siemens and Vernon Smith George Siemens, Technology Enhanced Knowledge Research Institute, Athabasca University Vernon C. Smith, Vice President, Academic Affairs, Rio Salado College

Enjoy!

Sincerely,

J. Edwards

Millennial Professor - Jennifer T. Edwards, Ed.D.

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Our Animoto Christmas Card! - Happy Holidays from the Texas Social Media Research Institute (TSMRI)!

Readers,

This semester, I learned SO MUCH about social media from Ms. Yvonne Mulhern (Tarleton State University). She introduced me to a WEALTH of new social media tools. Most recently, she informed me about ANIMOTO! :)

Here is our Animoto Video Christmas Card!

http://animoto.com/play/wA1Jm5U10u73gK7hOyjd2A

Thanks Yvonne (@misscybrarian)! You are amazing!

Here's some more information about Animoto and the new iPhone App!

Sincerely,

J. Edwards

Millennial Professor - Jennifer T. Edwards, Ed.D.

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Educause and Professional Development from HOME or the OFFICE

Readers,

I am always seeking neat professional development activities that I can integrate in my everyday (very busy) life without spending a registration fee.

The Educause website never ceases to amaze me, because they are always posting innovative videos. Only current members are able to access the videos that have been released during the past six months, but EVERYONE is able to access videos that are slightly older than six months.

Here are some of the videos to which EVERYONE has access:

Digital Content in Higher Education – Practical Findings

Textbook Affordability: Emerging Solutions in Ohio

A Tale of Two Redesigns

Enjoy!

Sincerely,

J. Edwards

Millennial Professor - Jennifer T. Edwards, Ed.D.

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Social Media Conference 2011 (#SMC2011) - 6 Awesome Reflections from the Conference

Readers,

The Social Media Conference reached over 200 people! We were very excited about our conference attendance and sessions!

Here is some of the press and blog posts from our conference:

Ms. Yvonne Mulhern (@misscybrarian), one of our TSMRI co-directors, recently created the following...

1 - A Storify Link for #SMC2011 - LINK

She has been an AMAZING person to work with this semester! I am SO glad that she is a co-director of TSMRI!

2 - Mr. Kurt Mogonye, wrote a flawless media release about #SMC2011! He also took MANY pictures during the conference and we are VERY thankful for him!

Here is his article - Tarleton hosts first social media conference

The J-TAC 2011

3 - Our student newspaper, the J-TAC, published a story titled, "Interest to Pinterest From recipes to wreaths, social media site encourages users to get crafty"

4 - Mr. Justin Carrell (a #SMC2011 Presenter) published a blog posted about our conference - LINK.


5 - Ms. Amanda Pape, an AMAZING librarian at Tarleton State University and #SMC2011 Presenter, wrote the following post on her genealogy blog, "Social Media in Genealogy and Family History: Tech Tuesday Tip". 

6 - One of our conference attendees, the Ambitious Cowgirl, wrote this post about our conference, "Sorry for not blogging!".

Do you have any suggestions for next year? We would like to make the conference BIGGER and BETTER next November! :)


Sincerely,

J. Edwards

Millennial Professor - Jennifer T. Edwards, Ed.D.

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