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KU Village 2011 Convergence: Through Onground, Online and Blended Teaching and Learning

Posted April 15th, 2011 by escalese
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Sep 26 2011 - Sep 29 2011

Conference Location

virtual

Want to be part of some exciting professional development, but do not have the funds or time to travel?  

Present at KU Village 2011

Kaplan’s 4th Annual Online Convention

If your proposal is accepted for presentation, the registration fee is waived.  

Web Site

KU Village 2011-Kaplan University's 4th Annual Online Conference

KU Village 2011 is Convergence: Through Onground, Online and Blended Teaching and Learning

Posted April 15th, 2011 by escalese
in

Sep 26 2011 - Sep 26 2011

Conference Location

Virtual

Want to be part of some exciting professional development, but do not have the funds or time to travel?  

Present at KU Village 2011  

Kaplan’s 4th Annual Online Convention

If your proposal is accepted for presentation, the registration fee is waived.  

Web Site

KU Village 2011 4th Annual Online Conference

Instructional Designer (FP329, FP362)

Posted November 18th, 2009 by Loreta Ulmer
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Organization

Old Dominion University

The Center for Learning Technologies, a unit of Distance Learning at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, invites qualified candidates to submit applications for the position of Instructional Designer. Old Dominion University is a national leader in distance learning and alternative delivery models. This position plays a key role in Old Dominion University's efforts to provide pedagogical, instructional design, and development consultation related to courses, modules, and whole curriculum activities for traditional, online, and hybrid course projects.

See Also: http://www.odu.edu

Opening Date

Nov 18 2009

Closing Date

What Educational Technologists Should Know about the Horizon Project

Posted January 25th, 2009 by Larry Johnson
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2009 Horizon Report cover Last week, as we have done each January now for six years, we released the newest edition of the Horizon Report, a publication which grows in reach each year. (About 75,000 copies of the 2008 edition have been distributed so far.)  Since the effort began in 2004, the Horizon Project has grown into a longitudinal study of emerging technologies with a great deal of supporting research and data, and a growing impact.

Director of Instructional Technology, College of Education & Human Ecology

Posted May 17th, 2007 by getis.1
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Organization

The Ohio State University

Director of Instructional Technology

The Office of Technology and Enhanced Learning in the College of Education
and Human Ecology (EHE) at The Ohio State University is currently accepting
applications for the position of Director of Instructional Technology (DIT).

Qualifications: A master’s degree in instructional technology, curriculum
and instruction, educational technology or a related field is desired;
experience in a supervisory role in instructional technology is required;
strong organizational, communication, interpersonal & leadership skills;
demonstrated understanding of instructional technology, budgeting,
management and a background in adult learning;

Application Instructions: To apply online please go to www.jobsatosu.com
<http://www.jobsatosu.com/> and search by requisition number 328255. To
assure consideration, applications must be received by June 10, 2007.

See Also: http://www.jobsatosu.com/

Opening Date

May 19 2007

Closing Date

Jun 10 2007
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