| The Online
Conference on Visual Literacy explored the ways
emerging ideas, constructs, tools, and theories are fueling
new interest in visual communication. The program included
sessions within the following tracks:
• Exploring the Visual/Digital
Literacy Landscape
• Successful Projects & Real-Life Examples
• Visual/Digital Literacy Trends and Issues
The conference featured a dozen 20-30-minute
asynchronous sessions, plus a number of live events. In
addition to the keynote sessions described above, the conference
also includes the following featured sessions:
Aesthetics in Adolesence
and the Construction of Meaning
Scott Howe, Teachers College, Columbia University
History & Anthropology: The Life
and Death of Visual Literacy
Jared Bendis, Mace Mentch
Case Western Reserve University
Madison Digital Image
Database
Christina Updike, Kevin Hegg, Andreas Knab
James Madison University
Visual Literacies in
History
David J. Staley, The Ohio State University
Taking Risks
Digital Media Minor Program at Cal Poly Pomona University
Karen Brzoska, James Manley, Claudia Espiritu, and Erik Garcia
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
Talking with the People
Public Art and the Hybrid Course Model
Amy Mangrich, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Tracks in the Snow:
Patterns, Maps, and Visual Literacy
Ruben R. Puentedura, Hippasus
Vodcasting 101
The Impact of Video On Demand in the Hands of Our Students
Cyprien Lomas, University of British Columbia
Jennifer Reeves, University of Missouri
Each of the presentations was accompanied by a "live/interactive" component,
a "presentation-on-demand" component, as well as
an asychronous discussion that expanded on and illuminated
the topic.
Click here to see the Complete
Conference Program. 
Click here to see the Conference
Program-at-a-Glance. 
Learn
more about the iCohere online conference environment.
For questions or for additional information, please
contact the NMC at 512 445-4200 or via email at
info@nmc.org. |