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Track
1: The Community of Learning
Track 2: Course Delivery for the New
Millennium
Track 3: Supporting Instructional
Technology
Track 4: Pedagogy and Technology
Integration
Track 5: Best Practices
Track 6: On the Horizon
Workshops
Track Sessions
Track 1: The Community of Learning
Track 2: Course Delivery for the New
Millennium
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Key Elements for an Effective
Online Learning Program:
Lessons Learned Kenneth E. Melichar, Piedmont
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Web Based Course Software for An
Online Introductory
Psychology Course Norman E. Kinney, Southeast Missouri State
University
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Education at a Distance Using
Compressed Video:
Lessons Learned Rebecca Rutz, Alex Carter, Amy Chataginer, and
Paul Morgan, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College -Jackson County
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Web Camp: A Faculty Development
Opportunity Connie L. Braun, Winona State University
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Streaming PowerPoint and Images on
the Internet:
Putting the Internet to Work for You Rich Ranker and Russ Dively, East
Tennessee State University
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Taking Instruction Online? Rosemary
Carlson and Donna R. Everett, Morehead State University
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Displaying Mathematical Expressions
on the World Wide
Web Charles B. Hodges, Virginia Tech
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Innovation in Using Web-enhancement
to Teach Health
Care Finance Thomas S. Mendenhall and Tracy Viamontes, University
of Central Florida
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Middle Tennessee State University's
Experience in
Evaluating On-line Course Management Systems
Barbara Draude, Lucinda Lea, Carole Carroll, Maria Clayton, Janet
Colson, Dorothy Valcarcel Craig, Jackie Gilbert, Duane Graddy, Carolyn
Hopper, Liz Johnson, Virginia Vesper, and Karen Ward, Middle Tennessee
State University
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Interactive Television Pointers
from Three First Time
Presenters James A Buckenmyer, David A. Kunz, and Jack L.
Sterrett, Southeast Missouri State University
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Reaching for the Stars- Online
Learning for Astronomy Van Stringfellow,
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Jackson County
Track 3: Supporting Instructional
Technology
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Faculty Issues in Distance
Learning: A Case Study of the
Kentucky Commonwealth Virtual University Carol W.
Wilson and Sally Kuhlenschmidt, Western Kentucky University, Tim
Hatcher and John Keedy, University of Louisville
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Instructional Technology Adoption
at UTK: Bringing it
Full-Circle Jean A. Derco, University of Tennessee
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HRD Online Gateway (First Stop for
Online Instructors
and Learners) David Hite, University of Tennessee
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Illuminating Instructional
Technology Support: Spotlight on
Faculty Instructional Technology Design, Development,
and Delivery Darla Runyon, Northwest Missouri
State University
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Revised "Teaching Serving
Learning: Institutes:
Increasing Faculty Use of Instructional Technology
Michael L. Rodgers and David Starrett, Southeast
Missouri State University
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New Directions in Foreign Language
Learning: Faculty
Development at the University of South Carolina Jessamine
Cooke-Plagwitz, University of South Carolina
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Developing a Distance Learning
Center Vincent DiNoto, Jefferson Community College
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Instructional Technology and
Promotion, Tenure & Merit:
Development of University Guidelines David A.
Starrett, Cindy Anderson, Bruce Domazlicky, Steve Hoffman, Ted Loso,
Jack Stokes, and Cathy Roeder, Southeast Missouri State University
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Supporting Faculty Use of Online
Course Management
Rhonda J. Spearman and Gina P. Roberts, University of
Tennessee, Knoxville
Track 4: Pedagogy and Technology
Integration
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American History II Revisited: A Two-Year Retrospective
Larry Easley and Steve Hoffman, Southeast Missouri
State University
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Andragogy and Technology: Integrating Adult Learning
Theory As We Teach With Technology Dolores
Fidishun, Penn State Great Valley School of Graduate Professional
Studies
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Catering to Students Taking an Online Course for the
First Time Allison Shelton and
Randal Pierce, University of Tennessee Knoxville
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Using the Web to Enhance Mathematical Instruction Marva
S. Lucas and Nancy J. Brien, Middle Tennessee State University
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Preparing Mississippi's Future Teachers To Use
Technology Eric F. Luce, Susan C.
Malone, and Edward C. Mann, The University of Southern Mississippi
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Webagogy- The Melding of Technology with Basic
Teaching and Learning Jim
Formosa, Nashville State Tech and The Tennessee Board of Regents
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Creating a Low Cost But Dynamic Telecourse
Charles H. Frost, Middle Tennessee State University
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New Classroom Technologies and the Busy Humanities
Teacher Glenn Everett,
University of Tennessee, Martin
Track 5: Best
Practices
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A Collaborative Research and Discussion Exercise for a
CAI Environment Ronald Kates,
Middle Tennessee State University
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Really Using the Web for Learning and Teaching in
Higher Education Richard J.
Bazillion, Connie L. Braun, Christa Matter, J. William Murphy, Mary
Ann Pevas, and Bruce A. Svingen, Winona State University
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Emerging Technology and the Evolution of an Humanties
Course Sandra J. Jordon,
Eastern New Mexico University, L. Frank McCoy, University of
Montevallo
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Introduction to Music Theory and Aural Skills: A Study in
developing an interactive music learning environment
John A. Steffa, Murray State
University
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Building Artistic Sketching Skills with Virtual Reality and
Digital Video-Enhanced Computer Practice Jill
B. Pable University of South Florida
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Case Study: Using Information Technology at ETSU Kellie
Price, East Tennessee State University
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Honors Tech: Integration of
Instructional Technology in an
Honors Biology Course Sara F.
Barlow and Brenda L. Kerr, Middle Tennessee State University
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Integrating the Real World into Cyber Learning
Vickie Johnson Stout, David A. Hite, and Ben Smith,
University of Tennessee Knoxville
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The Effect of Multimedia Presentations on University
Students' Class Attendance Leslie
Anne Perry, East Tennessee State University, Timothy T. Perry
Appalachian State University (retired)
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Self-Pacing Technology Approach: The Preservice
Course as a Catalyst for Learning
Jay Sanders, Middle Tennessee State
University
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Time-saving Tips for Information Gathering Lynn
Flanagan, Rhonda Armstrong, and Karin Hallett, Middle Tennessee State
University
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Faculty Compensation Models for Online/Distance
Education Timothy C. Johnston, Lynn Alexander,
Craig Conrad, and James Fieser
University of Tennessee, Martin
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World Wide Web Presentations: Futuristic Strategies
Rubye C. Sanders, Lander University
Track 6: On the Horizon
Workshops
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New Web Publishing Features of
Microsoft Office 2000 Brenda Kerr, Middle Tennessee
State University
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Animations for the Web and
Multimedia Applications Daniel K.
Ward II, Steven Bardonner, and Kyle D. Wiley, Ivy Tech State College
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Building
a Supportive Online Instructional Environment for Reluctant,
Apprehensive, and/or Under- Prepared Learners Kathryn
Jansak, Shawnee State University
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Algebra,
Trigonometry, and Mathematica Barry
Brunson and Claus Ernst, Western Kentucky University
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On the
Mark: An Electronic Editing & Grading System Sally
Kuhlenschmidt and Charmaine Mosby, Western Kentucky University
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Organizing Course Materials for
Online Delivery using Blackboard's CourseInfo Rhonda J.
Spearman, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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Online Personality and Learning
Style Tests Susan K. Harmon and David. A. Foote, Middle
Tennessee State University
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Facilitating Online Communications
Using Blackboard's CourseInfo Julie K. Little,
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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