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2016
Thursday, June 2nd
10:00 AM

Faculty

Michael Bieber, New Jersey Institue of Technology

10:00 AM

Instructional Designers

Joe Russo, Montclair State University

10:00 AM

Librarians

Teresa Slobuski, San Jose State University

10:00 AM

11:00 AM

Designing the ELD16 Game: A Panel of Students and Faculty

AJ Kelton, Montclair State University

11:00 AM

1:00 PM

Crowd-sourced Legal Database: Use technology to think like a lawyer

Mariam Morshedi

1:00 PM

Paper Prototyping Games for Engaged Investigations and Fun in any Subject

Teresa Slobuski, San Jose State University
James Morgan, San Jose State University

1:00 PM

‘RICH’ Learning: a challenge-based learning approach to learning design processes

Maaike Bouwmeester, New York University

1:00 PM

Using Knowledge Games: Helping Students Co-Create Knowledge through Games

Karen Schrier, Marist College

1:00 PM

Friday, June 3rd
9:15 AM

Culture and STEM Education

Leah Buechley

9:15 AM

10:30 AM

Electronic Rubric Grading: Establishing a Foundation for the Future

Jayzona Alberto, Western University of Health Sciences
George Godinez, Western University of Health Sciences

10:30 AM

Face-to-Face or Online Discussions: Are They Really So Different?

Madeline Craig, Molloy College

10:30 AM

How Might Multimodality help learners of Chinese overcome a centuries-old problem

Justin Olmanson, University of Nebraska Lincoln

10:30 AM

11:30 AM

Corpora as Digital Humanities Tools for Learning Foreign Languages

Iryna Dilay, Montclair State University

11:30 AM

How Undetectable Wearable Technology Will Affect Classrooms

Michael Bieber, New Jersey Institue of Technology

11:30 AM

Students Utilize Technology to Teach CHF Management to Promote Adaptation

Mary Ann McLaughlin, Stockton University

11:30 AM

Using Computer-Based Testing to Study Learner Analytical Data and Drive Curricular

Albert Spiegel, Bergen Catholic High School

11:30 AM

Wow, I Can Actually Invite Guest Speakers in my Online Class!

C.L Eddins, Berkeley College

11:30 AM

1:45 PM

Adapting Research Methods to Construct a Learning Design Research Agenda

Jeff Bergin, Pearson Education and Arizona State University

1:45 PM

Beyond Academia: Teaching Life Skills With Wikipedia

Chanitra Bishop, Hunter College
Iris Finkel, Hunter College

1:45 PM

Designing at the Intersection of Theory, Content, & Pedagogical Experience

Steven Greenstein, Montclair State University
Justin Olmanson, University of Nebraska Lincoln

1:45 PM

Setting the PACE—Engaging and Motivating Students Utilizing Differentiation

Kathryn Jones-Pisano, Dutchess Community College

1:45 PM

The NMC’s Horizon Report

Alex Freeman

1:45 PM

2:45 PM

Come Fly with Me: The NMC Horizon Project in Five Minutes or Less

Alex Freeman

2:45 PM

Connecting Beyond the Classroom: Engaging Students in a Film Festival

Michelle Brannen, University of Tennessee

2:45 PM

Deeper Learning by Putting Students in Charge of the Problem Lifecycle

Michael Bieber, New Jersey Institue of Technology

2:45 PM

Gamifying the Classroom with Character-Driven Technologies

Christina Bazemore

2:45 PM

Instant Relevance, Using Today’s Experiences in Tomorrow’s Lessons

Denis Sheeran, County College of Morris

2:45 PM