ELI Spring 2007 Focus Session, March 27–28

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Concurrent Sessions

Session Details

Wednesday, March 28, 2007
1:10 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
Innovation Hall A, Innovation Hall B, Nortel Workshop Room AB, BB&T Multimedia Classroom, Collaboratory

Session Type: Breakout Sessions

Speaker(s)

Gary R. Bertoline, Distinguished Professor of Computer Graphics and Assistant Dean, Purdue University
Enkhtuvshin Dorjgotov, PhD student, Purdue University
Michael M. Kelly, Adjunct Faculty School of Earth Sciences and Environmental Sustainability, Northern Arizona University
Phillip D. Long, Prof. of Innovation & Visiting Research Scientist, MIT
Jeffrey K. Sarbaum, Assistant Professor, Economics, University of North Carolina Greensboro
Sarah Smith-Robbins, Director, Emerging Technologies, Indiana University

Abstract

Each session will run twice for 45 minutes each time; participants will select a session to attend for the first 45 minutes and then rotate to another session of their choice for the second 45 minutes.

-The Impact of Computer-Simulated Haptic Force Feedback on Learning (Innovation Hall B) - Gary R. Bertoline and Enkhtuvshin Dorjgotov
- Immersive Learning Environments in the GeoWall (Nortel Workshop Room AB) - Michael M. Kelly
- Remote Labs (Collaboratory) - Phillip D. Long
- ECON201: An Online Game for College Credit (Innovation Hall A) - Jeffrey K. Sarbaum
- Immersion and Engagement in a Virtual Classroom: Using Second Life for Higher Education (BB&T Multimedia Classroom) - Sarah Smith Robbins

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