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Fifteen FSU Instructional Systems Students Set to Present at AECT 2001



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The 2001 Annual Conference of the Assocation for Educational Communication and Technology will begin in less than one week, running from November 8th - 10th in Atlanta, Georgia. When it begins, the Instructional Systems program at FSU will be well represented with at least fifteen current IS students set to present in roundtable sessions, half-hour and 60 minutes sessions.

To view the full schedule of presentations, visit the AECT website at www.aect.org.

If you are attending the conference, offer your support to these students as they present. Additionally, the AECT program is full of presentations by our own faculty and alumni. We are proud of the influence and reach of the Instructional Systems at Florida State University.

A final, but important reminder: If you are attending AECT, be sure to represent FSU at the University Reception for Florida State University on Friday, November 9th at 7:00pm in the McCarran Room.

FSU Student Presenters:

Thursday, November 8th
Time
Location
Presenter
Presentation
8:00-9:00amDullesJudy ConversoLarge-scale Educational Reform:
Systemic Approach Acknowledging Change Leadership Principles & Design
12:00-12:30pmLaGuardiaRoberto Perez Galluccio
Designing self-study materials:
Going the extra mile to make them work
12:00-1:00pmLoganRay Amirault
Yusra Visser
A Critical Review of Innovative Instructional Strategies for Teaching Computer Skills in the Computer Science Curriculum
1:15-2:15pmBallroom BLudy Goodosn
Competencies for Distance Learning
1:15-2:15pmBallroom BLudy Goodosn
Distance Learning Deisgn:
Theoretical and Content Structure Perspectives
5:00-6:00pmMidwayHaihong (Helen) Hu
Marie Duncan
Doretta Gordon
A Posthoc Review of Two Potential Communities of Practice
Friday, November 9th
Time
Location
Presenter
Presentation
8:00-8:30amDaVinci IIIlhan Varank
The Effects of Computer Training on Turkish Teachers' Attitudes Toward Computers and the Effects of Computer-Supported Lessons on Turkish Students' Reported Motivation to Lessons
8:00-9:00amHopkinsLudy Goodson
Consulting with Faculty in Distance Learning
8:00-8:30amLoganDavid Nelson
Verbal Protocol Analysis in a Non-Native Language Context
8:30-9:00amMcCarrenShujen Chang
What Types of On-line Facilitation Do Learners Need in a Web-based Course?
9:15-9:45amHobbyMargie DeBroux
Individualized Instruction: An Integrated Approach
1:30-2:00amGarwickJuanda Beck-Jones
Shujen Chang
Transitioning Instruction From Face-to-Face To Distance Learning: Factors to Consider In Planning for the Migration
2:00-2:30amGarwickJuanda Beck-Jones
Course Design: Transitioning Face-to-Face Courses to Web-Based Courses
3:30-4:30amBallroom AJudy Converso
Carla Urena
Marie Duncan
Doretta Gordon
The "How To and How Not To" of Course Development: Transitioning from Face-to-Face Instruction to Web-based Learning
3:30-4:30amBallroom BHelen Hu
Introducing the IPSRT (Instructional Planning Self-Reflective Tool) and CPSRT (Constructivist Planning Self-Reflective Tool): Tools to promote instructivist and constructivist instructional planning for pre-service teachers
Saturday, November 10th
Time
Location
Presenter
Presentation
8:00-8:30amDublinDogan Tozoglu
Technology Explosion and its Impact on Education
8:30-9:00amDublinIlhan Varank
Issues in Integrating Computers into Classrooms
9:15-10:15amBallroom AJosephine Raybon
To Tell the Truth! - About Online Collaborative Learning
9:15-9:45amMcCarranAndres Nunez
Motivating Factors of Faculty Participation in Web-based Instruction
9:45-10:15amMcCarranAndres Nunez
An Institutional System Design for Web-based Instruction
12:15-12:459mMcCarranJeeheon Ryu
Identifying Competencies for Instructional Technology: A Comparative Study Between the Department of Instructional Systems Technology in Indiana University and Instructional Systems in Florida State University



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