University Business Web Seminar series

Class-capture made easy: Strategies for a successful campuswide deployment

When

Thursday, August 14, 2008 2pm, ET

Description:

There is no charge to attend, however advance registration is required.

Real-world insight on implementing an efficient web service for a diverse student population.

Northeast State Technical Community College of Tennessee is committed to delivering innovative teaching to a diverse population of students dispersed over a wide geographic area. Northeast State utilizes class capture technology to allow students to review class content as often as they wished and to learn more effectively. Tegrity Campus 2.0 was easily deployed across the entire campus as faculty and students immediately embraced the technology. Using Tegrity, Northeast State students no longer have to travel to campus daily, as they can now access class content anytime and anywhere via the internet.

Eliminating the need for special recording equipment in classrooms allows every instructor to easily record class content with a click of a button. The burden on IT and administration is lifted and maintenance is simple.

Join us August 14 for an engaging webcast, as key members of the staff and faculty discuss the benefits and process of deploying Tegrity over the internet. Discover how the institution uses the service to save time and money, to bolster the learning experience, and help a diverse student population learn more efficiently.

Speakers include:

	Tim Goral, Editor, University Business Magazine - Moderator
	J. Christopher Lefler, Assistant Vice President, Evening and Distance Education
	Dr. Thomas Wallace III, Director, Academic/Instructional Technology, Associate Professor, Computer and Information Sciences
	Dr. David L. Toye, Professor, History
	Paulette S. Kehm-Yelton, Program Director/Associate Professor, Dental Assistant

During the web seminar, attendees may submit questions to the speakers via chat mode for discussion during the Q&A period following the presentations. Following the live webcast, registrants can access a rich media recording of the webcast. Space is limited. Please register today, and briefly test your computer to ensure optimum web seminar video and audio.

If you have registered for previous UB Web Seminars, you need only enter your email address in the registration form for this web seminar.

UB Web Seminars require no application download or installation process. They are viewed in any computer internet browser using Flash technology, provided by Wimba.