Presented by: Dr. Peter Burnham, President, Brookdale Community College Dr. Anita Voogt, Dean of the NJ Coastal Communiversity and Brookdale's Higher Education Centers Dr. Ray Caprio, Vice President for Continuous Education and Outreach, Rutgers University
Presented by: John O'Brien, Montclair State University
Dr. Ann Martin, Cumberland Community College
Lynne Lichtenberger, Cumberland Community College
Professor Joanne Cote-Bonomo, Montclair State University
Professor Dina Roson, Montclair State University
Presented by: Dr. Michael Redmond, Vice President, Bergen Community College
Jack Dirr, Manager of Media Technologies, Bergen Community College
Dr. Barbara Downes Davis, Director, NJ Consortium for MLT Education, Bergen Community College
Synopsis: Supporting online learning programs is one of the most challenging applications for eLearning technology. When students have minimal face-to-face contact with their instructor or other students, technology is the lifeline of the program.
Synopsis: The impact of information technologies on higher education during the past twenty-five years is significant. We now find computing and information resources utilized by every member of the university community. This presentation will look at new and emerging technologies and the potential impact on higher education.
Synopsis: As computer-literate children become America's new leaders, visionaries, and designers, how will their digital upbringing affect society and culture? New York Times technology columnist David Pogue takes a thoughtful, funny look at how the tidal wave will hit as the digital generation enters prime time -- what we'll gain, what we'll lose, and what beliefs and approaches will shift into something we've never seen before.
Synopsis: Technologies are rapidly receding into the background as networks become ubiquitous, technology smaller, more affordable, and more powerful. Unless you’re in computer science or electrical engineering your experience of technology should extend, enable, and facilitate your work in your chosen discipline.
