What our attendees are saying about NMC's Online Conferences: ______________________________

"Wow! Where do I begin? Loved the topics — loved the speakers — loved the presentations — loved the environment!."
Director of Academic Computing

“Fascinating presentations! I loved the variety of means available to pursue the discussions they catalyzed - in the Happy Hour conversations, discussion forums, private meetings etc. The technical support and personal welcome extended from the organizers was absolutely fantastic.”
Web Designer

“I appreciate the opportunity to learn what others are doing in such a flexible format. I would not have been able to attend this conference if it were not online. Being able to pop in and out of activities as time permitted during my normal workload was great. The presentations have been stellar! .”
Faculty Support Specialist

"This was my first NMC Online Conference and it far exceeded my expectations. I have never experienced this level of creativity, quality, innovation and passion at any higher education conference. Thank you!"
Instructional Technologist

"First, no superlative is quite good enough to tell you how valuable this experience was on numerous levels! Content, process, new media, communication, community — I'm amazed at how much energy and information I got from this meeting. As a F2F-aholic, I did not expect that."
Assistant Vice Provost

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NMC Series of Online Conferences

Spring Online Conference
March 8-11, 2004 -- via the Internet

 
About the Conference


The NMC Series of Online Conferences is a new form of meetings based on social computing concepts and delivered entirely online through a collaboration with NMC partners iCohere and Macromedia. The unique environment allows the NMC to explore emerging topics with participants attending from their home or office as their schedules permit, yet still interacting and participating in significant ways. Learn more...

If you interested in this online event, but cannot participate, and would like to be informed about future online events, please click here to stay informed.

 
Conference Tracks
The Spring 2004 Online Conference will focus on three tracks:
  •    Digital Rights Management/ Creative Commons Licensing
  •    Learning Applications for Blogs & RSS
  •    Focus on Excellence: Innovative Ideas & Applications
Keynote Speakers
picture of Bryan Alexander, Middlebury College

Bryan Alexander
Associate Director
Center for Educational Technology
Middlebury College

picture of Alan Levine, Maricopa Community Colleges Alan Levine
Instructional Technologist
Center for Learning and Instruction
Maricopa Community Colleges

picture of M. Claire Stewart, Northwestern University Library M. Claire Stewart
Head, Digital Media Services
Northwestern University Library
 
Conference Format
The conference will feature twelve 30-minute sessions, each with a "live/interactive" component, a "presentation-on-demand" component, and a vibrant threaded discussion that will expand on and illuminate the topic.

Attendees of these online meetings will enjoy many features commonly associated with traditional conferences, including interactive sessions from engaging presenters, “hallway” conversations, exhibitions, prize drawings, chats with exhibitors, chances to ask presenters questions, and more. Follow this link to preview the conference environment.

 
Technical Requirements
The conference is designed to be very easy to access. Minimum technical requirements are an Internet connection (at least 56K recommended), a current web browser, and Macromedia’s free Flash plug-in.

Windows users have the options of either Internet Explorer version 5 or later or Netscape Navigator version 6.2 or later. Mac users will need to use Netscape Navigator 6.2 or later.

 
Registration Fees

NMC Member Registration

$125
Non-Member Early Registration
(on or before March 1, 2004)
$149
Non-Member Late Registration
(after March 1, 2004)
$195
 
Travel & Lodging Info

No need! As the conference will be held entirely online, travel costs and time spent traveling are zero! You can plan to attend from your home or office, at the time of your choosing -- the conference will be available 24 hours per day while in session.

We hope you can join us for this one-of-a-kind event! For questions or for additional information, please contact the NMC at 512 445-4200 or via email at info@nmc.org.