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Campus Technology's 2009 conference

  • By Mary Grush
  • 09/23/08

Where Campus Technology 2008 explored Next-Gen.Edu—the new technologies, services, web tools, and cultural changes taking root on our campuses—our 2009 conference will bring attendees to the next level: Mastery of a range of rapidly evolving digital worlds.

Campus Technology is especially seeking presenters with expertise in Web 2.0 and 3.0 (including cloud computing and worldware), the latest instructional tools and learning infrastructures, development and optimization of digital campus communities, immersive learning, and new-age student services.

Attendees are campus tech leaders or those poised at the threshold of leadership: CIOs, instructional designers, academic computing pros, tech-savvy faculty, and others charged with campus technology initiatives. Many will attend with their teams.

About the Author

Mary Grush is Editor and Conference Program Director, Campus Technology.

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