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Conference Sessions by Speaker

The following sessions were held at NLII March Focus Session 2005, and have post-conference information associated with them. The information may include written papers, audio/video, or PowerPoint presentations.

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SpeakerSession
Richard G. BaraniukExperience Emerging Practices and Learning Technologies (Project Parlors)
 How to Select and Deploy Learning Technology
Carl F. BergerAssessment and Evaluation of Emergent Practices
 Experience Emerging Practices and Learning Technologies (Project Parlors)
Malcolm B. BrownBringing Theory into Practice: Learner-Centered Principles and New Roles for Faculty and Students
Cyprien P. LomasOverview and Introductions [PDF 45 KB ]
 Practices and Technologies that Enhance Learning
Julian LombardiExperience Emerging Practices and Learning Technologies (Project Parlors)
Mark P. McCahillExperience Emerging Practices and Learning Technologies (Project Parlors)
Diana G. OblingerOverview and Introductions [PDF 45 KB ]
Anthony PotoczniakWhat Students Say About Emerging Practices and Learning Technology
Sarah E. SmithWhat Students Say About Emerging Practices and Learning Technology
James WolfgangExperience Emerging Practices and Learning Technologies (Project Parlors)
 How to Select and Deploy Learning Technology

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