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- Springfield, IL, 62703
- Phone:
- 217-206-6000
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- Technology Day 2009
PAC Concourse and PAC C/D
Wednesday, February 18 at 11:00am - Technology Day at UIS!
The University of Illinois at Sprin...
Wednesday, February 27 at 11:30am
Technology Day at UIS!
Four UIS students to present on Technology Day 2009 -
* Social Network: Trend or Fad - Evelyn Ivy
* Use of WIKI to Organize Professional Development Training - Marianne Downey
* UIS, Orphans, and the Internet - Shana Stine
* Showcase of Technologies Used by UIS Student Organizations - Debra Tudor
See more details at -
http://www.uis.edu/technologyday/index.h
Technology Day at UIS!
Update: Technology Day 2009
Tina Jannazzo, from Grant Middle School, will be presenting a session titled, "Smartboards as a Learning Tool in a Middle School Science Classroom".
http://www.springfield.k12.il.us/teacher
Technology Day at UIS!
Technology Day 2009 - Events have been updated.
http://www.uis.edu/technologyday/events/
Technology Day at UIS!
Keynote Speaker Dr. Donald Spicer
IT's Role in Campus Sustainability Efforts: Sustainability, climate change, and green initiatives are coming to your campus, if they aren't already hot-button topics. While campus IT touches nearly everything, campus leaders often fail to associate IT with sustainability. What is IT’s role with these efforts?
Technology Day at UIS! Tomorrow, December 23, is the deadline to submit a proposal for Technology Day.
Technology Day at UIS! Technology Day theme finalized - EnviroTech: Educational Technologies that Advance Sustainability
Technology Day at UIS!
More about Dr. Donald Spicer -
Dr. Donald Spicer is currently the Associate Vice Chancellor for Information Technology and CIO for the University System of Maryland. He is also a Senior Fellow of the Educause Center for Applied Research (ECAR). In his University System of Maryland capacity he provides strategic direction and coordination for IT activities across the 13 institution system of public higher education in Maryland. In his role as ECAR Senior Fellow he participates in national research studies regarding trends and issues related to IT in higher education.
Previous to his assuming the position at Maryland, Dr. Spicer held CIO level positions at Vanderbilt University and the University of Notre Dame. Prior to those positions he held a senior position in IT administration at Dartmouth College.
He has a BA and PhD (mathematics) from the University of Minnesota and a Diploma in Computer Science from Corpus Christi College of Cambridge University. For the first half of h
Technology Day at UIS is an annual event that showcases innovative ways that faculty, staff and students are using technology on the campus of the University of Illinois at Sp...
Host:Technology Day at UIS!
Time:11:00AM Wednesday, February 18th
Location:PAC Concourse and PAC C/D
Technology Day at UIS!
Mark your calendars!
Technology Day 2009 has been confirmed for February 18, 2009.
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Donald Spicer
Dr Spicer is currently the Associate Vice Chancellor for Information Technology and CIO for the University System of Maryland. He is also a Senior Fellow of the Educause Center for Applied Research (ECAR).
Technology Day at UIS! Technology Day 2009 to be held on February 18th. Mark your calendars!
Technology Day at UIS! Community inquiry provided the conceptual base for American Pragmatism, the philosophy developed by John Dewey, Jane Addams, William James, Oliver Wendell Holmes and other leading public intellectuals at the turn of the century. Community inquiry reminds us that learning is not separate from life and advocates for a fully democratic social organism. We see the work of the Pragmatists reflected in the progressive pedagogy of Dewey¹s University Laboratory Schools in Chicago, and the community-based action research conducted by Addams with the tenement residents surrounding Hull-House. Both Dewey and Addams were active in the struggle for peace, tolerance, and human rights worldwide. Recently, we've witnessed a renewal of paradigms that link education with social change, many of which involve strong partnerships between universities and communities...
Technology Day at UIS!
Video: Preview of Technology Day 2008
http://www.uis.edu/mediaquad/newsbureau/
Technology Day at UIS!
2008 STUDENT VIDEO CONTEST
Help us Promote UIS!
Deadline Extended to Feb. 20, 2008
UIS students are eligible to enter our first annual Promote UIS video contest.
To enter the contest, create and submit a 30-second commercial promoting the University of Illinois at Springfield. The time must be exact.
The following must be present verbally or in writing, in BOTH the audio and video tracks:
"UIS" or "University of Illinois at Springfield" or
"U of I Springfield,"
AND
the UIS Web address: www.uis.edu
Check the website for more details!:
http://www.uis.edu/technologyday/events/
Technology Day at UIS!
Technology Day at UIS is an annual event that showcases innovative ways that faculty, staff and students are using technology on the campus of the University of Illinois at Springfield.
Featured are demonstrations, speakers and opportunities to exchange knowledge and expertise related to technology and education.
Technology Day at UIS! We welcome Ann Peterson Bishop, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Library and Information Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Co-Director, Community Informatics Initiative as our keynote speaker.
Building iCommunity: Toolsets for Today
Technology Day is an annual event on the campus of the University of Illinois at Springfield. http://www.uis.edu/technologyday/ The event is designed to showcase the innovat...
Host:Technology Day at UIS!
Time:11:30AM Wednesday, February 27th
Location:The University of Illinois at Springfield, PAC Building Concourse
January 17, 2008 at 2:04pm
Technology Day at UIS! Another successful Technology Day at UIS. Thank you to all who participated, attended, and contributed.
View the keynote by Dr. Donald Spicer
http://webcast2.uis.edu/multimedia/Archi