Track Description: Learning Innovations

This track explores the compelling challenges, opportunities, and solutions that are emerging as knowledge is increasingly networked. Successful and cutting-edge models in the areas of teaching, learning, research, and communication will be presented. Presentations will demonstrate methods of integrating technology into curricula to support discipline-specific content while promoting eLearning to enhance and improve online, blended, and face-to-face classes, developing repositories of digital content along with standards and comprehensive search capabilities, assessment of learning outcomes, and ensuring the quality of distance learning programs while building a communities of learners.

Using an overlapping, multifaceted approach, Berkeley College engages and supports new online learners
  (Abstract)
  Susan Biro, Dean, Online Campus, Berkeley College
  Carrie Ginetto, Director, Online Student Development and Campus Life

Template creation forging Learning Management System (Bb), PPT, Quality Matters™ Rubric, and discussion on its successes and challenges (Abstract)
  Renee Cicchino, Senior Instructional Designer, Seton Hall University

Digital Authoring Initiative: Teaching students to become creators of multimedia content (Abstract)
  Samantha Morra, School Technology Coordinator, Glenfield School, Montclair Public Schools
  Maria Narciso,District Coordinator of Technology, Montclair Public Schools 22

Students Living Ethically and Safely in a Digital World
  (Abstract)
  Lynn Braender, Academic Computing Advisor and Assistant Professor,
      School of Business, The College of New Jersey
  Craig Kapp, Assistant Director of User Support Services, The College of New Jersey