The 6th Annual WebCT User Conference
Orlando, FL

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Monday, 12 July 2004

5:00 PM-6:00 PM
1 Online Learning’s Impact on Global Education 
 
Tuesday, 13 July 2004

8:30 AM-9:15 AM
2 15 "Minnie" Myths on the Present and Future State of Online Learning 

9:30 AM-10:30 AM
A-1 A Comparison of Approaches to Professional Development for using WebCT 
A-2 Analyzing the Activities of Successful and Non-Successful Online Students 
A-3 Ask a WebCT Developer 
A-4 Building a Coalition for Multi-Institutional Deployment of WebCT Vista 
A-5 Creating Inclusive Classrooms Online 
A-6 Developing Ethos in the WebCT Professional Communication Classroom: Diverse Voices 
A-7 ESL, Logistical and Cultural Challenges Facing Instructors in the UAE 
Enhancing learning: a practical scenario-based approach 
A-8 Graduate Students’ Perceptions of WebCT: A Five Year Quantitative Analysis 
A-9 Grants and Dialog as Incentives for Integration of Instructional Technologies 
A-10 Planning your Exemplary WebCT Training Program 
A-11 Requirements-Driven Product Selection Process 
A-12 Scaling Online Delivery Through Learning Object Content Management 
A-13 Toward A Comprehensive Pedagogical Model For Web-based Education 
A-14 Using Standards to Build Reusable, Sharable Content for WebCT 

11:00 AM-12:15 PM
B-1 10 Big Impact WebCT Teaching Tips 
B-2 A Tale of three Universities 
B-3 Ask a WebCT Developer 
B-4 Changing The Paradigm: WebCT Campus Edition and Beyond 
B-5 Cross Cultural Flexible Learning: Impact of WebCT 
B-6 Distance Student Support: How far do you go to help? 
B-7 Drs. C in Jeopardy, a Second Edition Audience Participation Game 
B-8 Providing Faculty with an Integrated, Contextual Support Environment 
B-9 Rolling out WebCT Vista: I think I can! I think I can! 
B-10 Small Group Projects within WebCT 
B-11 Snakes 'n Ladders: The Ups and Downs of Using Digital Games 
B-12 Successful Distance Learning Programs-What Now? 
B-13 The 21st Century E-Learning Development Model: Faculty at the Core 
B-14 WebCT Vista: A Roadmap for Implementation 

1:30 PM-2:45 PM
C-1 Academic Integrity and Plagiarism Detection with WebCT 
C-2 Active Learning with Technology: Myths, Magic, or Just a lot of Bonk 
C-3 Ask Product Management 
C-4 Digital Content Leaders: Opportunities, Challenges and Words of Wisdom 
C-5 Faculty Training of WebCT within WebCT 
C-6 Faculty Training: Two Models of Success 
C-7 Interactivity in your Online Course 
C-8 Linking a Community of Developers in the WebCT Vista Developers Network 
C-9 Orientation to Distance Learning 
C-10 Other Uses of WebCT Tools 
C-11 Partnering Across Campuses: University of Houston and University of Houston - Victoria 
C-12 Procuring an Enterprise e-Learning System: Voices of Experience 
C-13 Teaching Japanese in WebCT 
C-14 WebCT Course Development: Two Case Studies 
C-15 WebCT Explosion: Managing Enterprise-wide Growth for Distance Education 

3:15 PM-4:00 PM
D-1 Ask the WebCT Support Team 
D-2 Collaborative Writing for Traditional Laboratory Reporting 
D-3 Deakin’s Online Teaching Fellowship Program – a model for professional development 
D-4 Educating Here, There and Everywhere: Integrating Tablets, VTC, MediaSite Live and WebCT 
D-5 From Template to Customization, Taking Control of the Design 
D-6 Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory Online 
D-7 Learning How To Learn At University Through WebCT 
D-8 Moving e-Learning to an Enterprise Level 
D-9 Portland State University IS Online and CoolSchool Partnership 
D-10 Respondus and StudyMate: Creating WebCT Quizzes, Activities and Games 
D-11 Roadmap to Effective Distance Education Instructional Design 
D-12 The UN-Department: Bringing Faculty Together in WebCT 
D-13 The Ultimate PowerLink - DISCOVER your library & MERLOT from within WebCT 
D-14 Thomson Higher Education PowerLinks: Personal Trainer and iLrn 
D-15 WebCT Vista's Enterprise-Class Architecture 
D-16 Zoning In on the Vision of Faculty Development 

4:15 PM-5:00 PM
E-1 Add Live Interaction & Personalization to WebCT with Horizon Wimba 
E-2 Any Time, Any Place: On-Demand Staff Development 
E-3 Ask the WebCT Support Team 
E-4 Campus Edition: The Latest News 
E-5 Catch the Wave: Experience an Online Course 
E-6 Challenging the bell curve: Increasing WebCT adoption on your campus 
E-7 Effective and Innovative Uses of Streaming Media Learning Objects 
E-8 Extending Vista: Enterprise-wide Applications at the University of Alberta 
E-9 Extending WebCT Vista: The PowerLinks WebServices SDK 
E-10 Merging the Two IT's: Information Technology and Instructional Technology 
E-11 Partnering to deliver Native American cultural experiences beyond traditional bounds 
E-12 Software Secure Tools: Online Exams without Cheating and In-class Computing Without Surfing 
E-13 The University of Guadalajara Mexico's Experience with E-Learning 
E-14 Turnitin's Plagiarism Prevention Service Integrates with WebCT 
E-15 Using Learning Styles to Achieve Accessible Course Design 
E-16 Using WebCT to Conduct School-Wide Course and Instructor Evaluations 
 
Wednesday, 14 July 2004

8:30 AM-9:15 AM
3 I want My WebCT! Views from the Product Advisory Board 

9:30 AM-10:30 AM
F-1 Ask a WebCT Developer 
F-2 Designing Group Activities for Online Instruction 
F-3 Disappearing WebCT: Putting Course Technology in the Background 
F-4 Getting There: Implementing Enterprise E-learning 
F-5 Hybrid Community College Biology: WebCT and Campus-based Instruction 
F-6 Managing Large Enrolment Courses in WebCT 
F-7 Open Systems vs. Open Source 
F-8 Respondus 2.0: A Hands-on Workshop 
F-9 Searching for a Sense of Community: Online Challenges and Strategies 
F-10 Student Readiness as a Predictor of Course Satisfaction 
F-11 Supporting All University Courses in WebCT 
F-12 System Architecture for an Enterprise Academic System 
F-13 The Effects of Web-Enhanced Instruction on Learning Outcomes & Student Satisfaction 
F-14 Upgrading from WebCT Campus Edition 3.8 to 4.1, the Easy Way 
F-15 WebCT Vista 3.0: What's New? 

11:00 AM-12:15 PM
G-1 Ask a WebCT Developer 
G-2 Best Practices for Implementing WebCT Vista 
G-3 Chunking Course Content: Two Examples 
G-4 Diary of a Conversion - Bb to WebCT 
G-5 Enhancing WebCT with PowerLinks Partners 
G-6 How Faculty Really Learn to Teach Online: Implications for Trainers 
G-7 Instructional Practices for Encouraging Critical Thinking 
G-8 Plant, Water, Fertilize: Growing Campus-wide Infrastructure for WebCT Faculty Development 
G-9 Quality Assurance: Are All Courses Created Equal? 
G-10 The WebCT Exemplary Course Project 
G-11 Transitioning to Enterprise LMS at NC State 
G-12 Using WebCT in the High School Setting: Successes and Failures 
G-13 WebCT Vista Four Campus Implementation and Support 

1:30 PM-2:45 PM
H-1 Ask the WebCT Support Team 
H-2 Customizing e-Packs in the Redesign of your Course 
H-3 Deploying WebCT Vista 
H-4 Implementing and Maintaining WebCT Campus Edition 
H-5 Improving Online Course Retention 
H-6 Just-In-Time Online Faculty Training for WebCT 
H-7 Making the Best Use of the WebCT Discussion Board 
H-8 Mathematics in WebCT 
H-9 Packing Up and Moving To WebCT Vista -- A Training Perspective 
H-10 Teacher Education in WebCT 
H-11 Tips for the Novice WebCT Designer - What features should you be focusing on? 
H-12 WebCT Vista Administration Discussion 
H-13 WebCT and SCT: Integrating SCT Luminus and Banner with WebCT 
H-14 WebCT for Engineering Courses 

3:15 PM-4:00 PM
I-1 A Course Review Process For Online WebCT Courses 
I-2 A Marketing Plan for empowering educators in the UAE 
I-3 A New Object Based Learning Delivery Model for Consortiums 
I-4 Ask the WebCT Support Team 
I-5 Building Cool Learning Objects - Part II 
I-6 Challenging Your Students: Teaching with Elsevier Health Science e-Packs 
I-7 Connected Learning: Integrating WebCT With Your SIS 
I-8 General Education Competency Programs and WebCT, an Innovative Connection. 
I-9 LDI for e-Learning: An IMS-Compliant Integration Solution from SunGard SCT 
I-10 Piloting WebCT Vista: A Faculty Perspective 
I-11 PowerLinking Your Way to an Enhanced Learning Community 
I-12 Recognizing Exemplary Online Instruction 
I-13 WebCT Support in a Multi-Institutional ASP Model 
I-14 Why Reinvent the Wheel? Using Templates in WebCT CE Courses 

4:15 PM-5:00 PM
J-1 An Integrated Approach to Teaching Basic Science to All Ages 
J-2 And The Survey Said: Putting Evaluation Methods to Work 
J-3 Ask Product Management 
J-4 Changing the World: WebCT and the Center for International Rehabilitation 
J-5 Creating New Jersey’s First Online Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) Program 
J-6 Design and Implementation of the Integration Framework – An Evolving Model 
J-7 Extending WebCT Vista: An Overview of the PowerLinks SDKs 
J-8 Fast and Effective Training: The Scenario Based Approach 
J-9 From e-Packs to Content Solutions: Enriching e-Packs with PowerLinks 
IBM's Dynamic Campus and the Future of Learning 
J-10 Inter-Activate Your WebCT Course 
J-11 Migrating to WebCT from a FrontPage Course Environment 
J-12 Using WebCT in Multi-Section Courses 

5:00 PM-6:30 PM
4 Poster Session 
 
Thursday, 15 July 2004

8:30 AM-9:15 AM
K-1 An e-Learning course on e-Learning: To model what is taught 
K-2 Ask the WebCT Support Team 
K-3 Beyond Text Chat: Integrating Web-4M Audioconferencing with WebCT 
K-4 Distance Instructor Training with WebCT 
K-5 Gaining Entry : Challenges and Strategies for Managing Student Access to WebCT 
K-6 GeorgiaVIEW Update: WebCT Vista in the University System of Georgia 
K-7 Honors Online: Designing an Effective Online Honors Course 
K-8 Linking Library Resources and WebCT 
K-9 Multiple Partnerships: Meeting the Needs of Pre-service Teachers 
K-10 Surviving Online – An Effective Strategy for Setting the Right Tone 
K-11 The Online Academy: The Evolution Of A Faculty Training Program 
K-12 Using IMS Content Packager to Create Dynamic Content Modules 
K-13 Using WebCT to Streamline University Communications and Services 
K-14 WebCT Integration with Student Information Systems 

9:30 AM-10:15 AM
L-1 A Mission Possible: Integrating WebCT’s E-learning Environment into your Teaching 
L-2 Ask the WebCT Support Team 
L-3 Changing Horses in Midstream 
L-4 Converting Existing Online Courses to Learning Objects in WebCT Vista 
L-5 Enabling Learning: Effective Instructional Practices for Teaching a Second Language. 
L-6 Foreign Language Testing in WebCT 
L-7 Implementing Educationally Sound Games Using the Respondus© Standard Format 
L-8 Integrating your Library with WebCT- Exploring the Options 
L-9 Just-in-Time Learning: Databasing 60-second Interactive Videos within WebCT 
L-10 Outsourcing Your Infrastructure, WebCT Administration and Help Desk 
L-11 Techniques for Managing WebCT: More Than They CEAM 
L-12 To Cheat or Not To Cheat: Quiz Security Issues 
L-14 Visualizing Vista 

10:30 AM-11:15 AM
M-1 A Statewide WebCT Certification Initiative 
M-2 Building an Integrated e-Learning Environment 
M-3 Campus Learning Communities: Administrative Initiatives Supported with WebCT 
M-4 Certificate in Web-based Instruction (CWI) Program 
M-5 Designing interactive graphic learning objects - the visual side of learning. 
M-6 Engaging Students by Engaging Faculty: Planning for Educational Excellence in Distance Education Courses 
M-7 Extending WebCT Vista: The Reporting Interfaces 
M-8 Implementing And Impact Of Oracle Campus Portal With WebCT CE 
M-9 Inside the Box: UBC's e-Learning Tool Box 
M-10 Integrating Emerging Technologies into Your WebCT Courses 
M-11 Reducing the Anxiety of Creating a Web Course by Using E-packs 
M-12 Using Learning Objects to Deliver Technology Training to Students. 

11:30 AM-12:30 PM
5 Maintaining Quality and Enhancing Student Learning in Tight Financial Times