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Innovations in Instructional Design and Technology-Living at the Crossroads: Where Instructional Technology and Instructional Design Meet

Session Details

Monday, July 11, 2005
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Room 207

Speaker(s)

Alan Levine, Vice President, NMC Community & CTO, The New Media Consortium (NMC)

Abstract

As an Instructional Technologist my disclaimer sometimes reads, "I am not an Instructional Designer, but I play one on the Internet". You can be the most effective support for faculty and learners in your system if you can manage to live at these IT and ID crossroads, and need not be an expert in either. In this session, hands-on experiences with a few simple technologies will provide examples of this intersection as you explore just what "design" means in the spaces where the Net Generation lives. You will leave with some practical ideas on how to move towards that center.

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