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2007 Summer Institute Home Page » Week-long Program
The week-long program includes all of the keynote and general sessions (in white areas) and adds hands-on, project-oriented sessions (in tinted areas) to apply the material from the keynote and general sessions to your personal teaching objectives. Participants will be introduced to new ideas and models for applying technology to their teaching. The week-long program requires a competitive online application. All session plans are tentative and subject to change.
		Monday, 6/18	Tuesday, 6/19	Wednesday, 6/20	Thursday, 6/21	Friday, 6/22
	8:30 - 9:00 a.m.	breakfast arrangements to be provided for week-long program participants
	sessions for week-long program participants 9:00 - 9:45 a.m. 127 Memorial Hall	Welcome and orientation session for week-long participants Overview of UD resources for teaching with technology	Student panel session Moderator: Nancy O'Laughlin	UD faculty presentations Adam Marsh, College of Marine and Earth Studies, Faculty Fellow '06 Barbara Williams, Physics and Astronomy, Faculty Fellow '06	UD faculty presentations Pat Walsh, Biological Sciences, Faculty Fellow '06 Bernard McKenna, English, Faculty Fellow '06	UD faculty presentation Steppin' Into the MUVE Groove (Multi-User Virtual Environments) Meredith Wesolowski, Educational Technology and Biology, University of Delaware and Cochise College
	general sessions 10:00 - noon 127 Memorial Hall	Exemplary Use of Technology in Teaching Contest Awards and Presentations Moderator: Janet de Vry Faculty recipients/presenters: Nancy Edwards, Individual & Family Studies Dorrie Deluca, Accounting & MIS Mark Serva, Accounting & MIS Jingyi Yu, Computer & Information Sciences	Keynote presentation: Multimedia Learning Keynote presenter: Richard Mayer Opening remarks: Havidan Rodriguez, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and International Programs Keynote introduction: Rachel Karchmer-Klein,School of Education, Faculty Fellow '06	Featured presentation: Calibrated Peer Review Featured presenter: Todd Nickle Moderator: Bob Hodson	Featured presentation: Engaging an Open Source Course Management System—Potential and Challenges Featured guest presenter: David Goodrum Moderator: Janet de Vry	10:00 - 11:00 a.m. Week-long participants: Work on your own project with individual consultation available in 127 Memorial Hall
	general sessions 10:00 - noon 127 Memorial Hall					11:00 a.m. - noon Project presentations by institute participants
	noon - 1:00 p.m.	lunch arrangements to be provided for week-long program participants	opening reception lunch with 2005-2006 Faculty Fellows	lunch arrangements to be provided for week-long program participants
	afternoon sessions for week-long program participants 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.	1:00 - 1:30 p.m. Shortcuts to success: choose from Monday's set of shortcuts 127 Memorial Hall	1:00 - 1:30 p.m. Tour of the Student Multimedia Design Center, Shelly McCoy, Head, Student Multimedia Design Center, and Bryce Spencer, Coordinator, Student Multimedia Design Center Services	1:00 - 1:30 p.m. Shortcuts to success: choose from Wednesday's set of shortcuts	1:00 - 1:30 p.m. Shortcuts to success: choose from Thursday's set of shortcuts Tour of the Computer Graphics Laboratory, 208 Smith Hall	1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Project presentations by institute participants "One third of your fifteen minutes of fame" These five-minute presentations by each participant are a chance to share your instructional project plan with this year´s cohort. Learn from the work of others as you provide an opportunity for others to learn from you. 127 Memorial Hall
		1:30 - 4:00 p.m. Choose one of the sessions below:	1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Afternoon discussion with Richard Mayer: What makes an effective graphic? Session leader: Richard Mayer 127 Memorial Hall	1:30 - 4:00 p.m. Choose one of the sessions below:	1:30 - 4:00 p.m. Choose one of the sessions below:
		Hands-on orientation: Getting the most from your technology bundle Windows users: 109 Memorial Mac users: 107 Memorial Hall		Experience it yourself: Working with audio and creating your first audio podcast Windows users will use Audacity: 109 Memorial Mac users will use GarageBand: 107 Memorial Hall	Experience it yourself: Working with audio and creating your first audio podcast (separate sessions for Windows and Mac users) Windows users will use Audacity: 109 Memorial Mac users will use GarageBand: 113 Memorial Hall
		Teaching and learning with multimedia assignments Guest presenters include Karen Stein, Faculty Fellow '07, and Janet Hethorn, Faculty Fellow '06. 127 Memorial Hall		Experience it yourself: Wikis and/or blogs and/or something else? 108 Memorial Hall	Experience it yourself: Wikis and/or blogs and/or something else? 108 Memorial Hall
		Strategies for success with media in a copyrighted world Meghann Matwichuk, Senior Assistant Librarian 108 Memorial Hall		Experience it yourself: Create and send a video postcard (Note: Mac users only today will meet in the Student Multimedia Design Center)	Experience it yourself: Create and send a video postcard (Note: Windows users only today will meet in the Student Multimedia Design Center)
				Experience it yourself: Plug-and-play or custom designed? 107 Memorial Hall	Experience it yourself: Stop guessing: Clickers tell you what your students are learning 107 Memorial Hall
				Experience it yourself: Editing and managing your photo collection and using it on the web 122 Memorial Hall	Special guest today: Lester Ray, Apple Inc. 127 Memorial Hall
			Individual consultations available in room 127 after Dr. Mayer's workshop	Individual consultations available in 122 Memorial Hall	Individual consultations available in 122 Memorial Hall
			3:00 - 4:00 Research Funding Online: Getting Started with COS, part 1 (Carol Rudisell, session in Morris Library, register separately)	3:00 - 4:00 Research Funding Online: Getting Started with COS, part 2 (Carol Rudisell, session in Morris Library, register separately)		3:30 - 4:00 Complete the exit survey in MyCourses Closing ceremony 127 Memorial Hall
	closing activity for week-long program participants	Post a discussion message in MyCourses describing a teaching issue as the basis for your project planning this week.	Complete a brief "daily checkup" survey in MyCourses before leaving.
	suggestions for evening entertainment, on your own	6:00 - 9:00 p.m. Club Phred (classic rock benefit performance), Shaggy's on Main	6:00 p.m. Inaugural Summer Faculty Institute softball game, to be played at Handloff Park on Barksdale Road, weather permitting. E-mail sign-up suggested, but not required.	Open until 8:00 p.m. In Tradition: Works by Brandywine Artists, University Gallery, Old College The Art of Edward L. Loper, Sr.: On the Path of the Masters, Mechanical Hall	7:00 - 8:00 p.m. The Phobiacs (variety show), Newark Spring Concert Series, Academy Building lawn	8:00 p.m. A Dame Crazy FUNdraiser, comedy by UD's Scott Mason, Chapel Street Playhouse, tickets required
		Unless otherwise indicated, all sessions are facilitated by the staff of Information Technologies/User Services.