Thank you for participating as a presenter in the 2010 UNC Teaching and Learning with Technology Conference. We are looking forward to to this year's conference, and we appreciate your contribution of knowledge and expertise.

 
Presenters may use their own Second Life are to present. If you are using your own area, please email us the slurl as soon as possible.

For those not using their own areas we are providing 4 presentation areas. You MUST be in the NC WeBIEE group, and have the group tag activated, to “rez” your presentation materials (place them) at the presentation location). If you are using our sandbox to practice rezzing, you will need the NC Education group active. If you are not in those groups, send an instant message to Lorraine Charron in Second Life, or email us. When you receive the group invitation as a message, please accept it. Only one of the people in your group needs to “rez” the presentation materials, but you will all need to be familiar with Second Life.

Modern Conference Center
http://slurl.com/secondlife/NC%20WeBIEE%201/125/119/705

Greek Conference Center
http://slurl.com/secondlife/NC%20WeBIEE%202/38/202/31

Polar Conference Center
http://slurl.com/secondlife/NC%20WeBIEE%205/104/111/39

Posters are located in the Sandbox
http://slurl.com/secondlife/NC%20WeBIEE%203/62/47/22

Poster creators will MUST be a member of the NC Education group, to place your materials. If you are not in the group, send an instant message to Lorraine Charron in Second Life, or email us.
Posters are limited to 25 primitives. Locate an existing stall, and rez your presentation in that area.

For more details, please download our UNC TLT Presenter Information pdf.

 

  Presenting in Second Life presents its own set of opportunities and challenges. Be sure to have all of your materials organized, be familiar with the presentation tool (see next item), practice your session with co-presenters, know who is going to handle which part of the presentation and who will be controlling your presentation tool and when. Practice, Practice, Practice!


Attend a Second Life Orientation
Being prepared is critical to your presentation and knowing how to use the tools available to you is an important part of preparing, please take time to attend one of the orientations.

 

Check Your Personal Details

 

By Friday, April 9, please check that the details of your personal profile are correct, as much of this information is available online.

 

 

Check Your Session Details

 

By Friday, April 9, please check that the following elements of your session(s) are up to date:

Note: When proposals are submitted, the web site automatically truncates presentation titles and abstracts that exceed the maximum allowable length (120 characters for the title, and 150 words for the abstract). If the text in either of these fields has been cut off, please make appropriate adjustments.

Register for the Conference

 

While there is no registration fee, presenters and participants are still required to register for the conference. Available Soon.

 

 

Submit Your Presentation

 

Synchronous Sessions
To help ensure your presentation runs as smoothly as possible, please provide us with a copy of your presentation by Friday, April 9 to pre-load into your conference session.

Asynchronous Sessions
Please upload your materials by Friday, April 9.

 

Post Additional Session Materials on the Conference Web Site

 

TLT Conference participants look forward to finding additional presentation materials on the conference web site. These might include:

You may submit these materials when viewing your session(s).