2663 Campus Technology, Response to Nicholas Carr’s «Is Google Making Us Stupid?»

Sponsored by: CT 2009

Explore Web 2.0 and Beyond at Campus Technology 2009

‘Mastering Digital Worlds’: July 27-30, Boston, MA

Campus Technology 2009 «Mastering Digital Worlds,» July 27-30, in Boston, MA, offers one of the most dynamic and cost-effective means for expanding your professional skills in the realm of higher education technology. This year’s conference, «Mastering Digital Worlds,» highlights today’s most compelling and revolutionary technologies; the emerging applications, social software and immersive platforms that will change the way we see and approach education–and the world around us–for years to come. Don’t delay! Take advantage of money saving registration options, including Early Bird and Team Discounts, to secure your space at Campus Technology 2009!

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Online Resources

• Creating an Effective Digital Signage Solution
  Sponsored by NEC
  Today’s tech-savvy world provides many options for those transitioning from static signage to a digital signage system, but what makes an installation unique to a campus? How does it apply specifically to your educational facility, and how do you go about integrating this new application? Attend this webinar to see what you need to consider when transitioning from static to digital signage. NEC’s Keith Yanke is on hand to present your options and layout a blueprint for smooth, seamless transition for your campus environment.
• Lecture Capture: Beyond Cost & Complexity
  Sponsored by: TechSmith
  While lecture capture solutions enable institutions to improve learning and instructional effectiveness, deployment remains a challenge for many campuses as they wrestle with rising costs and complex integration issues. In this session, Grand Rapids Community College and the New Jersey Institute of Technology reveal how they addressed these issues with Camstasia Relay by TechSmith. Get details on the deployment and integration process and find out why students and faculty are excited about using Camstasia.
• CT Webcast: Reach More Students with Fewer Resources
  How to increase the value of your institution and expand programs without breaking the bank
  Sponsored by: Tegrity
  The Community College of Baltimore (CCBC) offers a variety of courses that use various technologies, such as Tegrity Campus, to deliver instruction. These courses are designed to allow students to tailor learning activities to coincide with busy schedules, and to have some control over how quickly they progress in the course. Learn how CCBC uses class capture technology and services to recruit and retain students, as well as enhance and expand continuing Ed and distance learning programs.
• Enhance the academic experience with converged communications
  Sponsored by: Sprint
  For today’s colleges and universities, reliable availability of wireless voice and data applications is not a convenience but a necessity. Sprint Converged Network Solutions provides universal in-building and campus mobility solutions tailored for campus environments. Attend this session to learn about upgrading traditional landline services to campus mobility solutions including PBX integration, as well as enhancing emergency preparedness and simplifying access to essential campus management applications.
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