Session: Digital Content Advisory Committee: A Progress Report on Negotiating User Based Standards for e-Packs

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Wednesday, 20 July 2005: 3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Yerba Buena Salon 03 (San Francisco Marriott)
E-4: Digital Content Advisory Committee: A Progress Report on Negotiating User Based Standards for e-Packs


Detailed Description:	The prospect of improved learning outcomes for students and an enhanced set of curricular tools for faculty will be realized only when publishers design their e-packs in concert with the academic practitioner. With that principle in mind, and the cooperation of WebCT's Digital Content Advisory Committee, WebCT launched a year long project in which campus practitioners have identified and defined the elements necessary for high quality e-packs. Come and learn about their findings and progress in implementation. do you agree? how can you get involved?
Presentation Format:	WebCT
Topic:	Planning e-learning: Strategies for Institutional Change
Target Audience:	Academic Technology Directors, E-learning Managers, Institutional Research and Assessment Staff, K-12 Educational Staff, Senior Administrators
Appropriate Audience Level:	Beginning or new users of WebCT, Experienced WebCT users
Abstract Text:	The prospect of improved learning outcomes for the student and an enhanced set of curricular tools for professor will likely be realized only when technology and content solutions are designed in concert with the academic practitioner. With that principle in mind, WebCT is launched a year long project collaborate with campus-based stakeholders to identify and define the elements desired for high-quality digital course materials. Come and learn about their results: do you agree? how can you get involved? when will higher quality materials be coming to your campus?
Session Leader:	Isabella Hinds WebCT

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