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Preconference
Workshops
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Wednesday,
October 29, 2003 3 - 5 pm
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Workshop 1 |
Is
Online Assessment Possible?: Alternative Assessment Strategies in Online Education |
Peter
Campbell, Montclair State University |
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Educators face many challenges when using online tools to assess student learning, such as how to confirm the identity of students taking online tests remotely and how to prevent cheating. This workshop will provide concrete, practical solutions to assess student learning in online environments. After discussing the possibilities and limitations of online assessment, participants will leave with strategies for using assessment to improve instruction and to encourage students to take responsibility for their own learning. | ||
| Workshop
2 Security |
Securing Your Network |
Joe
Walter, Verizon |
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This workshop clarifies why a security policy is the most important component in securing your network. A step-by-step guide for developing a meaningful security policy will be discussed. It will provide resources, reference materials and an example from policy to implementation. Network administrators are faced with a constant barrage of email spams, hacking kits, worms, and denial of service attacks that take the university/college network out of service and account for thousands of dollars to get back online. This workshop provide information on building a security policy, using the tools and techniques that are available in your current routers, switches, and firewalls to enforce that policy, and other tools to proactively avoid future attacks in your network. |
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Workshop 3 |
Internet 2 Applications | Jennifer MacDougall, MAGPI | |
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New to Internet2? Come learn what resources and opportunities are out there through connectivity to the high speed Internet2 network known as Abilene. Learn the key characteristics of Internet2 applications and where you're most likely to find them. Explore invaluable tools such as The Research Channel, the ARENA atlas, the Internet2 Commons, myK20, and more. Hear what others in the Internet2 community are doing with their advanced connectivity and how you can best connect with colleagues and classes around the world. Jennifer MacDougall, Applications Coordinator at the MAGPI GigaPoP, will provide you with the right tools and direction to kick off your new connectivity with success. | ||
| *Online registration required for entree into all workshops. | |||