Innovate 2013 has come and gone and I think we can say it was our best conference ever! This year’s theme, engage, highlighted technology’s ability to connect with students, bring scholarship to global audiences, and build bridges across our communities. Our program included a number of exciting elements – including a new Day 2 hands-on program on that …Read more at the full article: Innovate 2013: The Results Are In!
There are many possible directions when trying to develop successful online courses and programs along with many pitfalls to avoid. At The Fisher College of Business we’re considering the feasibility of expanding our online offerings, either as targeted courses or even entire programs. During this research, we’ve discovered that The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools …Read more at the full article: Strategies for Delivering Online/Hybrid Courses and Degree Programs
Innovate attendees got a LOT out of this conference. But don’t take our word for it…
A good conference brings colleagues together to share ideas and discuss current trends in their field. A great conference generates ideas for application, so attendees can later involve new resources or methods into their own work. Innovate 2013 did all this and more, turning intention into on-the-spot action. Several instructors left this year’s conference with …Read more at the full article: Innovate 2013 Moves Educators from Intention to Action
The moment we’ve all been waiting for, our annual Innovate conference is here! My colleagues and I will be uploading photos to this post during both days of the conference, today and tomorrow. Say cheese, and stay tuned!
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Large format printers capable of cranking out poster sized prints are often referred to as plotters. They are more costly to own, supply, and maintain than your standard office printer, so you don’t see them in very many places. If you’ve ever printed a poster at Kinkos, Office Max or some …Read more at the full article: Poster Printing at OSU
Some of the techniques and learning technology pilots showcased at Innovate are the first of their kind in Ohio. Some are the first in the nation. For several reasons, from benchmarking to pure curiosity, interest in Innovate has spread.
Innovate streaming lets anyone with internet access attend the conference for as many (Day 1) sessions as they’d …Read more at the full article: Hyflex Conferencing – Attend Innovate Virtually
A few weeks ago (February 4-6), I had the privilege to travel to Denver, Colorado, for the ELI (Educause Learning Initiative) Annual Meeting. This is one of the leading conferences for those working with technology in higher education. It’s always a great time to break away from OSU for a few days to learn about …Read more at the full article: Connected Learning a Mile High
Registration for Innovate is now open at go.osu.edu/innovatereg. You can find the schedule and session descriptions at elearning.osu.edu, along with a brief profile on our keynote speaker Jim Groom. You might have heard of this scholastic rebel, his love for the animated GIF and his affinity for shaking things up in his courses.
Groom is the …Read more at the full article: Innovate Keynote: Jim Groom discusses A Domain of One’s Own
Innovate 2013: Using Evernote to Help Flip the Classroom in Secondary Education
As a yearly attendee of the Innovate conference, I seek out sessions featuring applications I can use for teaching secondary level students and in my work with college students. Several sessions at Innovate 2013 introduced me to technology that I can use in my teaching to encourage my students’ learning and engagement.
One of the most …Read more at the full article: Innovate 2013: Using Evernote to Help Flip the Classroom in Secondary Education