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May 6, 2008
A new generation of tech savvy students is seeking higher education in record numbers and they
expect faculty to use technology to enhance their learning. At the same time, more and more working
adults are seeking online courses and degree programs to hone job skills, fulfill continuing education
requirements, address personal fulfillment, or change careers.
The Teaching with Technology Conference celebrates USC faculty's innovative use of technology in
teaching, learning, research and outreach. Faculty presenters will share their innovations and
techniques to inspire their colleagues to use technology to engage students and enhance learning both
on campus and at a distance.
This year’s theme - “Mobile Teaching, Mobile Learning” - emphasizes innovations and techniques
spanning the full continuum of elearning, ranging from supplemental use in the traditional classroom,
blended learning, to fully online distance education.
General Session
Welcome and Program Announcements
Margaret McLaughlin
Chair, TEL Faculty Advisory Committee
USC Annenberg Schol for Communication
Mobile Communications:Implication for Teaching and Learning
Moderator: Otto Khera, Technology Enhanced Learning
Francois Bar, Manuel Castells, and Emma Kiselyova
USC Annenberg School for Communication
Concurrent Session I (9:30-11:00 a.m.)
Interactive Session: New Directions for New Learning
Convener: Susan Metros, Information Technology Services
Urban Tomography
Martin Krieger, USC School of Policy, Planning, and Development
Ramesh Govindan, USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Utilizing Various Hardware and Software Technologies for Learner-Centered Teaching
Methods
Shannon Mayeda, USC School of Social Work
Use of Adobe Connect to Enhance Participation in Discussion Sections in Large Lecture
Classes
Albert Herrera, USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
William McClure, USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
New Directions for Learning Video Archive (Windows only)
Demo Session: TEL Experiments Updates
Convener: Rick Lacy, Technology Enhanced Learning
Confectionary Consensus: Safe Public Art
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Caryl Levy, USC Roski School of Fine Arts
It's All About Attention: How and Why Clickers Work
Helena Seli, USC Rossier School of Education
The Effect of Clickers on Learning
Ken Sereno, USC Annenberg School for Communication
TEL Experiments Updates Video Archive (Windows only)
Panel Session: Experiences in DL Programs
Moderator: Suh-Pyng Ku, Office of Continuing Education and Summer Programs
Resistance is Futile
Jim Moore, USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Resistance is Futile Video Archive (Windows only)
New Food Certificate Program at the School of Pharmacy
Roger Clemens, USC School of Pharmacy
New Food Certificate Program Video Archive (Windows only)
Creating a Collaborative Community through Interactive Distance Education: Master of
Academic Medicine
Julie Nyquist, Keck School of Medicine of USC
Creating a Collaborative Community Video Archive (Windows only)
Concurrent Session II (11:15 am - 12:30 pm)
Interactive Session: TEL Experiments Update: The Mobile Briefcase
Convener: Charles McKenna, USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Mobile Briefcases: Extending the Classroom
Clay Wang, USC School of Pharmacy
Mobile Briefcases: Case Studies of Public Health Problems Facing Pacific Rim Countries
Carol Koprowski, Keck School of Medicine of USC
TEL Experiments Update: The Mobile Briefcase Video Archive (Windows only)
Demo Sessions: Provost's Seed Grants: Overview and Next Steps
Convener: Daniel Erwin, USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Extensions of the Classroom: Teaching and Learning in a Virtual Environment
Steve Anderson, USC School of Cinematic Arts
Online Multimedia Teaching Tool for Residential and Online Education
John Walsh, USC Davis School of Gerontology
Greg Misiaszek,USC Davis School of Gerontology
Jerry Chih-Yuan Sun, USC Davis School of Gerontology
“Justina” a Virtual Human Patient to Teach Clinical Interviewing Skills
Caroly Pataki, Keck School of Medicine of USC
Skip Rizzo, USC Institute for Creative Technologies
Patrick Kenny, USC Institute for Creative Technologies
Provost's Seed Grants: Overview and Next Steps Video Archive (Windows only)
Panel Session: Incorporating new Technologies into Teaching and Learning
Moderator: Edward Schneider, USC Davis School of Gerontology
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Learning Anytime, Anywhere with USC on iTunes U
Chris Gould, USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Learning Anytime, Anywhere with USC on iTunes U Video Archive (Windows only)
The Power of the Blackboard Course Management System
Gayle Fiedler-Vierma, USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
The Power of the Blackboard Course Management System Video Archive (Windows only)
Engaging Students with Business Communication Technologies
Sandra Chrystal, USC Marshall School of Business
Engaging Students with Business Communication Technologies (Windows only)
Internet2 Music Interlude (12:30-12:45 pm)
Convener: Suh-Pyng Ku, Office of Continuing Education and Summer Programs
Brian Shepard, USC Thornton School of Music
Concurrent Session III (1:45 - 3:00 pm)
Interactive Session: Innovation in Research
Morley Winograd, Institute for Communication Technology Management
The Millennial Generation is Always On
Morley Winograd, Institute for Communication Technology Management
Teaching Information Literacy to the Google Generation
Avril Cunningham, USC Libraries
Nikki Julian, USC Libraries
Mobile Learning Tools
Charles McKenna, USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Interactive Session: Innovation in Research Video Archive (Windows only)
Innovation in the Schools
Convener: Sandra Chrystal
Digital Documentaries
Holly Willis, USC School of Cinematic Arts
Panel Session: How Students View Technology in Learning
Moderator: Brian Shepard, USC Thornton School of Music
Honors in Multimedia Scholarship Program Students:
Evan Bregman (Major in Cinema/Critical Studies)
Matt Gerhart (Major in Mechanical Engineering)
Leanne Joyce (Major in Cinema/Critical Studies and International Relations)
Tiffany Ikeda (Major in Economics, Minor in Natural Sciences)
Xing Chen (Major in Neuroscience, Minor in East Asian Languages and Cultures)
How Students View Technology in Learning Video Archive (Windows only)
Closing Remarks (3:15 - 3:30 pm)
Announcement of Provost's Prize for Teaching with Technology
Presenter: Elizabeth Garrett, Office of the Provost
Evaluation, Drawing for Raffle Prize and Closing Remarks
Presenter: Susan Metros, Information Technology Services
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