Alan Levine Visit 2009

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Contents 1 Details 1.1 Highlights 1.2 Description 1.3 Alan's Request for a Storytelling Activity 2 Location 3 Open Thoughts 4 Alan's Existing Sessions 5 Proposed Structure 6 Monday - Private Meetings - Tentative Schedule 7 Half Day Event on Tuesday from 1-4 PM in Foster Auditorium, Pattee Library University Park - Please register below for this! 8 Open Panel Discussion Planning 8.1 Topic Ideas 9 Registration and Sign Up 10 Waiting List

Details

Highlights

• May 4th and 5th 2009 Alan Levine from the NMC will be here on campus.
• Alan Levine is the Vice President Community and CTO for the New Media Consortium
• Blog CogDog Blog
• Hashtag #cogdogpsu
  • check out the VisibleTweets visualization!
• Media Site Video Stream
• Live Question Tool
• Introductory Presentation
• 2009 Horizon Report
• Sites Tagged with cogdogpsu
• StoryTools

Description

Alan Levine, vice president and CTO for the New Media Consortium, will come to Penn State for a half-day presentation May 5 from 1-4 p.m. in Foster Auditorium, Pattee Library. Levine is a highly-respected member of the educational technology community. To learn more about him, please see his blog.

 Note from Alan Levine- "highly-respected" remains to be seen/proved! 
 I think there are 125 judges out there...

Alan's Request for a Storytelling Activity

If you use flickr for photo sharing (and you really should ;-) please tag some of your existing or new photos with 5cardpsu. The reason and use of this will be revealed, but as a guide, suggested picture ideas include:

• a single person from PSU alone
• 2 or more people from PSU interacting
• an expression of emotion
• a mode of transportation seen around PSU
• a public place at PSU
• an everyday object somewhere on campus
• an animal

Here is what it was used for! Jump in an play! http://ets.tlt.psu.edu/5cardflickr/

Location

• Foster Auditorium, University Park
• Live streaming to be available

Open Thoughts

• Faculty Fellows can invite 10-15 faculty
• Do we do individual sessions or one half day
• How many invites? Could we get 100?
• Live question tool during the event
• Live stream all events

Question: This seems like something the changemakers should attend. Any chance of getting some love for the VPs and Assoc. VPs here, too? Would be nice to have someone else iterating thoughts outside of the organization...

Alan's Existing Sessions

• NMC 101 a brief overview of the NMC
• 50+ Ways to Tell a Web 2.0 Story
  • CoolIris version of presentation
• Five Card PSU Stories
• Say it/Blog it in Pictures Northern Voice 2009 Presentation

• Best of Show (past presentations)

Proposed Structure

Monday - Private Meetings - Tentative Schedule

• 10:30 - 11:00 Bart Pursel brings Alan to Findley Gaming Lab
• 11:00 - 1:00 Meet with EGC Team including lunch [1]
  • Participants
    • Brett Bixler
    • Jason Wolfe
    • Bart Pursel
    • Chris Stubbs
    • Steve Thorne
  • Topics for Discussion
    • See http://ets.tlt.psu.edu/wiki/EGC#EGC_Alan_Levine_Visit
• 1:00 - 1:30 Brett Bixler brings Alan from Findley Gaming Lab to Rider
• 1:30 - 3:00 Private Meeting
• 3:00 - 4:30 Chris Millet brings Alan to Pollock Commons
• 3:30 - 4:30 Visit Digital Commons and Discussion of Services -- Chris Millet
• 4:30 Alan Levine returns to hotel
• Evening - Dinner with Kevin

Half Day Event on Tuesday from 1-4 PM in Foster Auditorium, Pattee Library University Park - Please register below for this!

• Music and Informal Discussions
  • Come at 1 and just hang out to talk with Alan and other colleagues
• Setup, Introductions, and Quick NMC Overview (30)
• Alan Levine Presentation of Choice
• Wiki Driven Issues/Opportunities Forum (60)
  • Panel with Alan Levine, Chris Long, Carla Zembal-Saul, and Ellysa Cahoy, Cole Camplese, Perhaps Kevin Morooney as Moderator
    • perhaps Horizon report as a jump off point as well as key blog posts and ideas
    • Faculty Fellows would solicit big ideas from colleagues-- challenges, opportunities, trends, etc
    • maybe panel members could take 3-5 minutes to respond to a provocative question about technology and/or establish a position
  • ETS staff would manage the wikispace
  • Others on campus would be invited to round out ideas
• Dinner/Drinks

Open Panel Discussion Planning

In this space the learning design community at PSU should provide core thoughts and ideas to drive the panel discussion.

Topic Ideas

• Responding to NMC 2009 Horizon Report Critical Challenges
• Driving adoption of emerging technologies for teaching and learning.
• Driving adoption of innovation in teaching and learning through emerging technologies.
• National trends in educational uses of technology.
• Discussions of digital scholarship.
  • Blogs as a venue for scholarship
• Discussion of emergent uses of technologies for teaching and learning.
  • Case studies of early adopters using technology for teaching and learning in innovative, successful ways
• Assessing the integration of emerging technologies.
• The educational impact of mobile device as computer.

Registration and Sign Up

There is a physical limitation with the room at 125 people. REGISTRATION IS CURRENTLY FULL. PLEASE SEE BELOW AND SIGN UP ON THE WAITING LIST.

1. Cole Camplese
2. Pat Besong
3. Shannon Ritter
4. Lawrence Ragan
5. David Price
6. Robin Smail
7. Lis Boyer
8. Chris Millet
9. Cecelia Merkel
10. Thomas Wilson
11. Kitt Camplese
12. Hannah Inzko
13. Amy Garbrick
14. Chris Stubbs
15. Christopher Long
16. Nikki Massaro Kauffman
17. Keith Bailey
18. Stuart Selber
19. Steve Thorne
20. Scott McDonald
21. Phil Devan
22. Mike Halm
23. Jeff Swain
24. Emily Rimland
25. Al Williams
26. Bart Pursel
27. Yu-Hui Ching
28. Elizabeth J. Pyatt
29. Erin Long
30. Stephanie Roulon
31. Dawn Miller
32. Teri Noll
33. Yu-Chang Hsu
34. Heather Chakiris
35. Allan Gyorke
36. Richard Brungard
37. Hsiu-Wei Hsieh
38. Ziyan Ma
39. Chris Lucas
40. Cindy Decker Raynak
41. Cathy Holsing
42. David Beyerle
43. Kristin Bittner
44. Wenyi Ho
45. Paula Bigatel
46. Wen-Min Hsieh
47. Ann H. Taylor
48. Brett Bixler
49. Amanda Ireland
50. Brad Kozlek
51. Robin Gill
52. Priya Sharma
53. Cheryl Farren Tkacs
54. Stephanie Malizia
55. Vicki Hoffman
56. Beth Bailey
57. Ravi Patel
58. Simon Hooper
59. Goknur Kaplan Akilli
60. Glenn Johnson
61. Eliza Richardson
62. April Sheninger
63. Lisa Byrnes
64. Wonseok Suh
65. Genny Wood
66. Misty Patcyk
67. Vicki Williams
68. Ryan Johnson
69. Tess Crossen
70. Karen Brooks
71. Yvonne Gaudelius
72. Matt Meyer
73. Khusro Kidwai
74. Greg O'Toole
75. Ian Baptiste
76. Wendy Mahan
77. Kim Winck
78. Dan Hickey
79. Bevin Hernandez
80. Caroline Pryor
81. Michael Hofherr
82. Caroline Russo
83. Janis Mthewson
84. Stephen Tuttle
85. Carla Zembal-Saul
86. Herbert Reininger
87. Anne Behler
88. Orrin Murray
89. TK Lee
90. John Patishnock
91. George Chriss
92. Gary Chinn
93. Kevin Kalupson
94. Dan Xiao (Dani)
95. Ellysa Cahoy
96. Dan Cahoy
97. Pei-Wei Lee
98. Jamie Oberdick
99. Christian Vinten-Johansen
100. John Meier
101. Binky Lush
102. Denise Rill
103. Jackie Ritzko
104. Justin Elliott
105. Chulapol Thanomsing
106. Heng-Huei Han
107. Loanne Snavely
108. Heather Zimmerman
109. Ryan Wetzel
110. Matt Frank
111. Tim Perry
112. Chris Demchak
113. Chris Palma
114. Ken Udas
115. Brian Shook
116. Alice Anderson, aea145 at psu dot edu
117. Mairéad Martin mairead@psu.edu
118. Bill Rose, bmr1@psu.edu
119. Megan Marut, msm26@psu.edu
120. Eileen Grodziak, emg15@psu.edu
121. Dana Carlisle Kletchka dck10@psu.edu

Waiting List

Drop your name and email address here and we will contact you as slots open up.

1. Jeanine Staples jeanine@psu.edu
2. Loretta More lmore@ist.psu.edu
3. Michael Miller msm19@psu.edu
4. Audrey Romano, acr117@psu.edu
5. Brian Panulla bjp108@psu.edu
6. Jim Leous