The 2005 UNC Teaching and Learning with Technology Conference was held at the Hilton North Raleigh from March 30-April 1, 2005.

 

New! Keep up to date on the conference by visiting our Conference Weblog or listening to Podcasts from the conference.

 

The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning with Technology is the 2005 conference theme. Conference presentations will be given by UNC faculty, staff, librarians, and administrators on a range of TLT issues. Conference participants will include professionals from academic departments, libraries, teaching and learning centers, instructional design, distance education, instructional technology, faculty development, academic computing and more! To register for the conference visit Conference Registration. For information on making a sleeping room reservation, see Hotel Reservations.

 

This annual event provides professional development for UNC personnel who are interested in the effective use of technology for teaching and learning. The conference emphasizes timely topics of particular interest to UNC campuses, from effective current practices to emerging technologies. Previous sessions have featured examples of technology-supported instruction and issues such as teaching innovations and active learning, as well as technological, pedagogical, library, and administrative support issues associated with TLT.

 

This year’s conference is co-sponsored by the UNC Faculty Assembly and the UNC TLT Collaborative.

 

As the 2005 conference develops, we will continue to add new information to this website. Please check back soon for full program information. In the meantime, please contact us with questions.