Currently a Project Manager for Unicon with focus on Sakai. Online adjunct faculty with over 50 courses taught using various platforms.

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Sakai’s the Limit

Dr. Colleen Walker is an assistant professor in the School of Education, Department of Elementary Education at Fayetteville State University.

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K-12 Teachers’ Instructional Use of Technology

Sue Walsh is a Higher Education Consultant for SAS. She works with universities and colleges around the country to incorporate SAS technology into their curriculums and teaches workshops to introduce faculty members and students to SAS software. Sue has 19 years of experience teaching mathematics and statistics in higher education and industry. Her expertise includes classical statistical techniques, design of experiments and data mining. She is also a veteran of the United States Air Force.

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Teaching Data Mining in a University Environment Introduction to SAS Enterprise Guide

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Lifting the Burden: How UNC Wilmington Has Met the Individual Needs of Faculty in Teaching Basic Technology Skills

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Instructional Professionals Interest Group: Focus Session Pilot Programs R Us

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Improving and Expanding Student Experiences in Introductory Biology Courses with Online Learning Modules

Colleen Aalsburg Wiessner is an Assistant Professor of Adult & Community College Education. She received an EdD in Organization and Leadership from Columbia Teachers College. Her current research projects include collaborative learning in online environments, Cyber Affectiveness, and continuing work on how distance education can be structured to foster greater learning for participants.

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Synchronous, Student-Centered Learning in Distance Education

Vice President for Administration Mail Address: 5006 Mail Service Center Office Location: 301C Phone: 807-6976 swilliams@nccommunitycolleges.edu

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A Collaborative e-Learning Infrastructure for Public Higher Education in North Carolina

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Situating Learning: Experiencing Leadership in “Real World” Contexts

Dr. Williams is an associate professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at East Carolina University. She teaches both graduate and undergraduate online and face to face classes in the area of special education. This year she is also teach

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The Use of Digital Inking to Enhance Instruction

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The Future Has Sent You a Message: Do You Want To Accept%3f Comparing the Use of Instant Messenger with Chat Software

Clinical Assistant Professor in the Public Health Leadership program at UNC-CH School of Public Health. Instructor in the areas of public health practice and leadership in the online Master of Public Health degree program. Doctoral student in Curriculum and Instruction at the UNC-CH School of Education.

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Using Macromedia Breeze to Increase Authentic Learning Among Online Learners in a Master of Public Health Program

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Quality Assurance for Online Programs: Why Do It%3f How to Do It%3f

Thomas has a background in technical support, quality assurance, systems engineering, networking and web applications development.

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Strategies for Online Course Production in an Academic Environment

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Building a Statewide Online Writing Center Community: Successes and Challenges

ECSU Faculty Member for over 20 years Teaches Distance Learning courses using both the Internet and Teleconferencing.

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Differentiated Instruction: Use of Informational Technologies to Advance Instructional Excellence

Web Content Developer, Distance Education and Learning Technology Applications (DELTA), North Carolina State University

Presentation(s):

Strategies for Online Course Production in an Academic Environment