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June 2–4 • Jacksonville, Florida

Conference Sessions by Speaker

The following sessions were held at Southeast Regional Conference 2008, and have post-conference information associated with them. The information may include written papers, audio/video, or PowerPoint presentations.

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SpeakerSession
Randall AlbertsProject Portfolio Management at Georgia State University
Jeff ApplingCollaboratively Transforming an Abandoned Swimming Pool into an Experimental, Interactive Classroom
Jerry BensonThe Right Mix: Virtual Learning Environments, E-textbooks and Library/On-line Resources
Janell BohlmannDashboards: Where We've Been and Where We're Going
Michael J. BolgerInformation Technology Challenges at NASA
Sean BrennanMedia Services at Georgia Tech: Strategies and Lessons Learned
Christine M. BrownImproving Teaching and Learning: A Collaborative Effort Involving Teaching and Technology Services and the Center for Teaching Excellence
Jamie BrownDashboards: Where We've Been and Where We're Going
Calvin BurgamyiTunes U in the Classroom: The Reality of "Cool" Technology
Christopher D. ByrdThe Challenges and Opportunities of Transforming Organizational Culture
W. Gardner CampbellSupporting Faculty Adoption of Emerging Technologies: Wanderlust or Creating a Campus Roadmap?
Jay CaneteRedDot Solutions Corporation and Jacksonville University - Deriving Value from Managing Web Content
Baiyun ChenApplying the Diffusion of Innovation Model to Embrace Web 2.0 Technologies: Implementing an Institutional Strategy
Carl Robert ClarkThe Situation Room: A Case Study Using Adobe Connect to Manage Support Trends and Large-Scale Implementation with Limited Resources
Sharon CollinsCourse Management Systems: A Change on the Horizon?
Michael ConlonOrganizing a Campus Change: Planning for Identity and Access Management Improvements at UF
Tena CrewsImproving Teaching and Learning: A Collaborative Effort Involving Teaching and Technology Services and the Center for Teaching Excellence
Jean Ann DercoSupporting Faculty Adoption of Emerging Technologies: Wanderlust or Creating a Campus Roadmap?
Robert DiveleyCyberspace Education: Challenges and Opportunities
John DuffDisaster Mitigation: Maintaining Business Continuity After Internal and External Incidents
Jeff FarnhamThe Challenges and Opportunities of Transforming Organizational Culture
Harley FerrisRedDot Solutions Corporation and Jacksonville University - Deriving Value from Managing Web Content
Jonathan GravesCampus Emergency Notification at UNC–Wilmington
James GroomSupporting Faculty Adoption of Emerging Technologies: Wanderlust or Creating a Campus Roadmap?
Emily GwynniTunes U in the Classroom: The Reality of "Cool" Technology
Leslie HammannCan We Raise the Bar? Collaboration with Others Using Instructional Technology
Charles HeckCollaboratively Transforming an Abandoned Swimming Pool into an Experimental, Interactive Classroom
Kathy HoellenThe Situation Room: A Case Study Using Adobe Connect to Manage Support Trends and Large-Scale Implementation with Limited Resources
William F. HogueFraming the Cyberinfrastructure Discussion on Your Campus
Elizabeth M. HosierConquering the Mountain: Papers, Folders, and File Cabinets—Where Does It End?
Cindy JenningsImproving Teaching and Learning Through a New Academic Technologist Role
Lynn LatimerUsing Project Management Tools to Manage Services—Or, How EITS Is Figuring Out What We Do!
Matthew LongCourse Management Systems: A Change on the Horizon?
Sylvia MaxwellE-Desktops, Year Two: Getting It Right
Deb F. MillerHearing Every Voice: Clickers from Selection to Classroom Use
Bruce P. MyersCampus Emergency Notification at UNC–Wilmington
Carie PageBuilding a More Net-Savvy Campus Culture
John RaibleApplying the Diffusion of Innovation Model to Embrace Web 2.0 Technologies: Implementing an Institutional Strategy
John-Paul RobinsonUABgrid Identity Infrastructure
Greg SchafferDisaster Mitigation: Maintaining Business Continuity After Internal and External Incidents
Ginny SconiersCourse Management Systems: A Change on the Horizon?
Karen K. ShaderAddressing Shared and Diverse Needs Through Collaboration
 Improving Teaching and Learning Through Collaborative Efforts with the Office of the Associate Provost, Schools, and Faculty
Jeanne L. SkulImproving Teaching and Learning Through a New Academic Technologist Role
Tamara StankoiTunes U in the Classroom: The Reality of "Cool" Technology
Elizabeth StephanCollaboratively Transforming an Abandoned Swimming Pool into an Experimental, Interactive Classroom
Sandra SueConquering the Mountain: Papers, Folders, and File Cabinets—Where Does It End?
Lori SundalBlackboard Connect and Georgia Institute of Technology - Evaluating a Mass Notification Service for Campus-Wide Communication
 Seminar 2 - Understanding Communications: A Key to Effective Leadership
PLEASE NOTE: Separate registration and fee are required to attend this seminar.
Sandra ThompsonBut I Work in IT: Why Do I Need to Know About Facilities?
Jonathan ThyerMPLS for the University/Enterprise Network
John VenecekShakespeare 2.0: The Feasibility of Wikis in Student Research
Patrick WagmanUsing Project Management Tools to Manage Services—Or, How EITS Is Figuring Out What We Do!
Barbara WeaverCollaboratively Transforming an Abandoned Swimming Pool into an Experimental, Interactive Classroom
Kenneth A. WeaverCollaboratively Transforming an Abandoned Swimming Pool into an Experimental, Interactive Classroom
Michael WhiteBut I Work in IT: Why Do I Need to Know About Facilities?
 E-Desktops, Year Two: Getting It Right
Albert C. WhittenbergHearing Every Voice: Clickers from Selection to Classroom Use
Alan K. WongBlackboard Connect and Georgia Institute of Technology - Evaluating a Mass Notification Service for Campus-Wide Communication
Steven WoronaP2P: Issues, Options, and Responses
Biwu YangCourse Management Systems: A Change on the Horizon?
Dolly J. YoungSupporting Faculty Adoption of Emerging Technologies: Wanderlust or Creating a Campus Roadmap?

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