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Mar 11 2005

My Faculty Technology Days Session

Posted by: dnorman in Uncategorized, tags: , ,

I just got word that my proposed session for Faculty Technology Days has been accepted/approved/whatever.

Academic Publishing with Weblogs and Wikis – D’Arcy Norman

This session will provide an introduction to personal publishing and collaboration tools, including weblogs and wikis, and will demonstrate potential application of these technologies to support teaching and learning in an academic setting. These tools allow anyone to easily publish, find and use information on the internet without needing to know HTML, FTP or other geeky acronyms.

I still don’t know the exact day, time, or room for the session, but FTD runs from May 4-6 2005 at the U of C. They still haven’t updated the website from last year’s event, but I’m assuming more info will be available on the FTD website (which is a scary FrontPage monstrosity) as soon as it’s available.

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One Response to “My Faculty Technology Days Session”
  1. Paul says: March 14th, 2005 at 7:46 am

    D’Arcy, I haven’t read this ’cause I don’t feel like setting up an account with the Washington Post, but I did notice this article, Working with Wikis at IHEs: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A25305-2005Mar10.html

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