CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE 2007
Campus Technology 2007:
Roadmap to IT Leadership
Early Bird rates available through June 22.
| Pre-Conference Workshops + Conference Registration |
$799 |
| Conference Registration |
$599 |
Plan now -- after June 22, rates increase by $100.
Special Team Registration Pricing!
When one member of your team registers at the individual rate, additional team member rates are:
| Pre-Conference Workshops + Conference Registration |
$699 |
| Conference Registration |
$499 |
Join us this summer for our 14th Annual Education Technology Conference.
Registration opens February 15!
Call for Poster Sessions
Be among a select group to present and discuss your work at our annual Campus Technology conference, this year focusing on leadership challenges as well as technology solutions.
PROPOSAL DEADLINE: February 23, 2007
Proposals are now being accepted for poster sessions, which will be presented during Exhibit Hall hours, July 31 and August 1. This is an excellent way to gain exposure for your work, share your project results with peers, and have in-depth discussions with attendees.
Here are just a few of the issues and topics to be discussed at Campus Technology 2007:
- How to Develop and Sustain IT Leadership
- Smart Classrooms
- Instructional Technology
- Mobility/Convergence
- Administrative Technology
- Campus Infrastructure
- Emerging Technologies for Higher Education
- Telecom/VoIP
- Online and Distance Education
- ePortfolio Systems
HOW TO SUBMIT A PROPOSAL
Interested parties are invited to submit proposals via e-mail per the following instructions. All relevant proposals will be considered, so if you have a compelling education technology topic related to, but not specified in the list above, please feel free to submit a proposal.
SESSION FORMAT:
Poster Session – A detailed display of graphic presentations, papers, and related materials, posted on a bulletin board in the designated poster area. Poster presenters will be onhand with their posters for informal discussion with attendees at designated, hour-long session times. Battery-operated laptops and other small, self-contained devices will be accommodated.
SAMPLE CONFERENCE TOPICS/SUBTOPICS
- IT LEADERSHIP
- Consensus building/team building
- Networking/exchange
- Leadership development
- Organizational structure
- A seat at the table
- Budget strategies/Finding funding
- Policies and Politics
- Management and business skills
- Internal marketing for IT
- ACADEMIC TECHNOLOGIES
- Instructional technology
- Smart classrooms
- Teaching with technology/Course design
- Collaboration and Learning Environments/CMS/LMS
- Online and distance education
- Mobility/convergence
- Social networking
- Tablets/Laptops/Desktops
- Display technologies
- CAMPUS-WIDE SYSTEMS/IT INFRASTRUCTURE/ADMINISTRATION
- Administrative technology (ERP, eCommerce)
- Campus Infrastructure (Networks, Security)
- Business continuity
- Data warehousing/Data mining
- Academic analytics
- Telecom/VoIP
- Campus portals/Student information systems
- ePortfolio systems
- Open source
- CREATING A FUTURE VISION FOR THE CAMPUS
- Emerging technologies
- New social contexts for technology
- High performance computing and research technologies
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Submissions should include the following information:
- The title of the presentation
- Name and academic title (e.g., Ph.D. or Ed.D.) for each presenter
- Position/functional title for each presenter (e.g., CIO, Instructional Designer, etc.)
- Main institutional affiliation for each presenter (note, if you have m ore than one affiliation, we do want to have that info—but please also identify your main affiliation)
- E-mail address and phone number for each presenter (we appreciate multiple phone contacts if possible—work, home, cell)
- Presenter bio(s) suitable for publication (one 75-word paragraph each—be sure to include current position and affiliation)
- Any further information that might be helpful in determining the relevance of your topic to the conference (further descriptive information about the presentation or presenters, publications, presentations, related advisory roles, etc.)
The final date for submissions is February 23, 2007. Notification of acceptance will be made by March 23, 2007. Proposals will only be accepted electronically.
PRESENTERS OF ACCEPTED POSTER SESSIONS MAY REGISTER AT THE SPEAKER DISCOUNT RATE.
To submit your proposal by e-mail:
mailto:[email protected].
Kindly include the following in the subject line (where “lastname” is the presenter’s last name):
CT2007_lastname
Please note that presenters will be strongly encouraged, though not required, to submit the following: By June 1, 2007, a 1,000- to 1,500- word article for consideration for publication in the conference proceedings, or on the Campus Technology website.
Further details will be available upon acceptance of your poster presentation.
