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Top 5 Reasons
to Attend

The opportunity to master the latest education technologies for seamless integration into your initiatives.
Pioneering experts present the technologies you need to assure that your institution remains competitive.
The most up-to-date information on new tools, applications and services—and how they work on real campuses.
Network in a supportive environment of highly motivated professionals.
Easy access to speakers and vendors in a relaxed environment with shared solutions as common goals.

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Campus Technology 2010 will be co-located with AAEEBL.

Conference Proceedings

The following documents have been provided to Campus Technology by the presenters. We will continue to post proceedings as we receive them from presenters. Please click on the title of the session to view the document.

Sessions

M10: Creating and Managing an On-Campus IT Cost Recovery Center
Jeff Frey, Manager, Web Services, Rice University

T10: Emergency Mass Notification Systems: Integration in 2010
Denise Chatam Walker, Chief Emergency Management Officer, Lone Star College System

T11: How to Design the Student-Centered Electronic Learning Environment
Malcolm Montgomery, Manager, Electronic Classroom Planning Services, University of Cincinnati

T15: Creating Flexible, Technology-Enhanced Collaboration and Learning Spaces
Ronald L. Danielson, Vice Provost for Information Services and CIO, Santa Clara University

W18: How Zero Clients Make the Grade for PC Replacement
Franz Agas, Systems Analyst, Univeristy of Michigan School of Information Computing

W24: Building a Foundation for Integrating Rich Media on a Web 2.0 Campus
Adam Smeets, Digital Media Specialist, Loyola University - Chicago
John Drevs, Manager, University Web Content, Loyola University - Chicago
Bruce Montes, Director, Academic Technology Services, Loyola University - Chicago

TH36: Empowering Distance Learning with Interactive Video Collaboration
Nadeem Khan, Presiden, Vidizmo LLC

TH38: Internship Managment: Optimizing Evaluation of Professions
Carla Allen, Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Missouri
Wei Du, Manager, Information Technologies, University of Missouri

Posters

Digitizing Student Learning Through Collaborative Networking
Kevin Cafaro, Student Innovations Specialist, McGraw-Hill, GradeGuru.com

Simulation and Learning: Applications and Examples
Will Craig, Design Consultant, Elbert and Associates

ePortfolios: Providing Evidence of Workforce Readiness
Diane Holtzman, Assistance Professor, Business Studies, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
Amy Hadley, Assistant Professor, Speech Pathology and Audiology, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

The Best Value for the IT Dollars: Distance Ed Over Web Videoconferencing
Hernan Londono, Associate Chief Information Officer, Barry University

Enterprise Content Management Needs Analysis and Deployment Planning
Jim Sibenaller, Information Technology Services Director, Loyola University-Chicago
Tom Mathewson, Business Process Architect, Loyola University-Chicago

Desktop Web Conferencing: A Replacement for F2F Classes and Meetings
John Thompson, Associate Professor, Buffalo State College