Global Learning Technology Conference in Wilmington, NC, OCTOBER 10-11, 2013
This conference located at Hilton Wilmington Riverside Hotel will provide an opportunity for those working or teaching in the Instructional Design and Technology field to learn new tools, strategies, and network with one another.
GLTC will consist of half-day workshops. These hands-on presentations are in lab settings and explore various technologies for teaching and learning. The conference keynote and presentations offer those interested in improving the quality of education the opportunity to gain information and exchange ideas on the applications of learning technologies for education and training.
GLTC 2013 themes
· Innovative Instructional Strategies
· Community Partnerships
· Training & Professional Development
Visit our website for more information http://uncw.edu/ed/gltc/ or email us at e-learning@uncw.edu
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Sessions choices are a hands-on-workshop (90 minutes) or a concurrent session (45 minutes). Keep the proposal length to a minimum of 250 words. You will also be asked to supply a statement of what the audience will walk about from your session knowing.
The Innovative Instructional Strategies category, instructors/teachers from higher education or k-12 will share and learn methods that are cutting-edge and successful according to research. These sessions may range from strategies for individual domains or interdisciplinary strategies for multiple domains. The sessions will be identified as k-12 or higher education focused.
The Community Partnership category is for both business and any level educators. These sessions will be for both business partnerships as well as educators to learn how educators are preparing students as well as the skills businesses require gainful employment.
The Training & Professional Development category will be for the community business members to share training and professional development strategies that are successful in obtaining and keeping employee’s knowledge and skills current while maximizing transfer of knowledge and minimizing cost.
Topics for the above categories may include:
We encourage interactive presentations and ask that you describe how your session addresses the theme of the conference in up to 200 words.
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GLT will consist of half-day pre-conference workshops. These hands-on presentations are in lab settings and explore various technologies for teaching and learning. They are offered on Thursday morning, prior to the conference opening. The conference keynote, guest speaker and presentations offer those interested in improving the quality of education the opportunity to gain information and exchange ideas on the applications of learning technologies for education and training.
Conference Date:
August 9th and 10th, 2012
Location:
Watson College of Education
University of North Carolina Wilmington
601 South College Road
Wilmington, NC 28403
GLTC 2012 themes
Webpage for information and registration: http://uncw.edu/ed/gltc
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