CAUSE96 Track 8
Teaching, Learning, New Media & The Web
New technologies and the innovative learning paradigms that they enable are of high
potential value to colleges and universities, offering an opportunity to channel technology
investment directly into enhancing the educational processes of our institutions. At the same
time, however, they present a range of new management challenges and serve as catalysts
in redefining the role of the traditional IT organization.
Wednesday, 10:00 am
Instructional Technology in the Curriculum: Challenges and Successes
Jacqueline Brown
Wednesday, 11:15 am
Strategically Implementing New Media: A Case Study of California State University/Long Beach
Chuck Schneebeck
Wednesday, 2:00 pm
Preparing Faculty for Instructional Technology: From Training to Development to Creative Independence
Karen L. Smith
James O. Austin
Wednesday, 3:15 pm
Incentive Programs to Support the Use of Instructional Technology by Faculty at a Major Research University and a Leading Liberal Arts College
Todd Kelley
Connie Vinita Dowell
Thursday, 10:00 am
The Western Governors' University
Don E. Gardner
E. Jeffery Livingston
Alan Livingston
Thursday, 11:15 am
Integrated Telecommunications for Distance Education
Peter H. Wagschal
Rick L. Shearer
Thursday, 2:00 pm
Education Beyond "The Farm": Stanford's Cable TV Experiment
Jane Marcus
Jan Thomson
Thursday, 3:15 pm
Collaborative Learning Using Technology: Issues and Approaches
Thomas Fowler
Steven Saltzberg
Jean Gasen
Lowell Hurlbut Roberts