Don't miss out on hearing about iPads in education! Last week Dr. Reiser discussed how one of the trends in our field is mobile learning...tomorrow Cindy Grabe hones in on the subject talking specifically about iPads in education.
Who: Cindy
Grabe, Technology Education Specialist at University of
North Dakota, Apple Distinguished Educator, and Google
Certified Teacher
What: iPads in Education
When: Tomorrow, Friday (9/30) 12:00-:1:00pm
Where: STB 3303
See you all tomorrow afternoon!
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Thursday, 29 September 2011
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Seminar Speaker: Bob Reiser
Dr. Bob Reiser will present on Ten Trends Affecting the Field of Instructional Design and Technology this Friday (9/23).
The presentation will be from 12:00-1:30pm (Please note that this seminar will last 1.5 hours).
Not only is Dr. Reiser a faculty member in our department, he is now the Associate Dean of Research for the College of Education. If you didn't have the pleasure of having Dr. Reiser teach one of your courses, take this time to meet Dr. Reiser and learn about top trends in IDT. If you know Dr. Reiser and have taken one of his classes, then you know what a great seminar this will be!
See you all on Friday.
See you all on Friday.
Call for Articles: Games and simulations in social sciences education
Academic Exchange Quarterly <http://www.rapidintellect.com/AEQweb/index.htm>
Summer 2012, Volume 16, Issue 2
Expanded issue up to 400+
pages.
Articles on various topics plus the following special
section: Games and simulations in social sciences education
Feature Editor:
Maria Mavrommati
PhD Program Leader, Lecturer
AKMI Metropolitan College
Thessaloniki, Greece <http://www.amc.edu.gr/>
Focus:
The proposed issue will focus on electronic games and
simulations applications in the social sciences classroom. Strategies and
methods of teaching history, sociology, cultural studies, economics,
philosophy, political science etc. in primary, secondary or tertiary education
settings with the use of computer games is of primary interest to this
special issue. We welcome papers on theoretical as well as practical research
on the field.
Who May Submit:
Submissions by academic and independent
researchers, graduate students,<http://rapidintellect.com/AEQweb/rufengs.htm>
teachers, games and simulations industry etc. Please identify your
submission with keyword: GAMES
Article submission deadline: End of February 2012
See details for other deadline options like
early, regular, and short. <http://www.rapidintellect.com/AEQweb/rufen1.htm#date>
Early submission offers an opportunity to be considered for
Editors' Choice<http://www.rapidintellect.com/AEQweb/edchoice.htm>
Submission Procedure:
Sunday, 4 September 2011
First Fall IS Seminar Speaker: Doretta Gordon, PhD 9/9/2011
Please join us for the first IS seminar of the 2011-2012 school year. It will be Friday, September 9th.
Seminar is an event for the whole IS community. Seminar speakers share their experiences in the field as both practitioners and researchers. The faculty encourage students to attend seminar not only to learn more about the happenings in the field but to take time to get know others in the program. Seminar is streamed online for our online students. Look for a message next week with the information to join us online.
Seminar Date: Friday 9/9
Time: 12:00 noon-1:00pm
Location: STB 3303
Speaker: Doretta Gordon, PhD
Doretta is an IS @ FSU alum, and she works for Southwest Research Institute where she is the Director of the Emerging Training and Performance Technologies Department. The seminar topic will be Expert Knowledge Transformation. "We depend on the experts in our organizations. But what happens when they walk out the door, taking all that valuable wisdom with them? Loss of expert knowledge has crippled organizations, causing them to have to recreate or rebuild their corporate advantage. Expert Knowledge Transformation is a 5-step process to proactively capture the tacit wisdom and turn it into valuable learning content to build up the workforce and extend the corporate ROI."
Seminar is an event for the whole IS community. Seminar speakers share their experiences in the field as both practitioners and researchers. The faculty encourage students to attend seminar not only to learn more about the happenings in the field but to take time to get know others in the program. Seminar is streamed online for our online students. Look for a message next week with the information to join us online.
Seminar Date: Friday 9/9
Time: 12:00 noon-1:00pm
Location: STB 3303
Speaker: Doretta Gordon, PhD
Doretta is an IS @ FSU alum, and she works for Southwest Research Institute where she is the Director of the Emerging Training and Performance Technologies Department. The seminar topic will be Expert Knowledge Transformation. "We depend on the experts in our organizations. But what happens when they walk out the door, taking all that valuable wisdom with them? Loss of expert knowledge has crippled organizations, causing them to have to recreate or rebuild their corporate advantage. Expert Knowledge Transformation is a 5-step process to proactively capture the tacit wisdom and turn it into valuable learning content to build up the workforce and extend the corporate ROI."
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