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Mobile Computing and Learning Space Design

Session Details

Tuesday, March 24, 2009
10:45 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
King Arthur's Court/Third Floor

Session Type: Managing Enterprise Resources
Content Level: Intermediate
Focus Area: Teaching and Learning

Speaker(s)

Ken Graetz, Director, Teaching, Learning, and Technology Services, Winona State University
Kenneth D. Janz, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Chief Information Officer, Winona State University
Session convener: Cathy O'Bryan, Director of User Services, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Abstract

Advances in mobile computing, the transition from lecture to collaborative and experiential learning, and aging classroom infrastructure are converging to create the perfect storm for those interested in campus learning space design. In this interactive discussion session attendees will use mobile technologies to facilitate a conversation about the impact of mobile computing on formal and informal learning spaces. Come share ideas, experiences, and best practices with your colleagues as we discuss the classroom of the future.

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