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Mobile Learning: Safety and Privacy Considerations
Have you considered how the use of mobile devices in the classroom may impact both the privacy and security of your students?
As mobile learning and remote teaching increase in popularity, so do concerns regarding personal safety and privacy. Even capturing a video in the classroom that includes student faces could be crossing the line. As you pilot mobile projects in the classroom, are you considering how those projects impact both privacy and security?
Join our expert instructors online to learn the prevalent issues involving mobile privacy, as well as some of the steps you can take to decrease these concerns.
FREE RESOURCE: SAFETY AND PRIVACY ISSUES IN MOBILE LEARNING
As part of your registration for this webcast, you will receive an electronic copy of our 20-page resource book titled Safety and Privacy Issues in Mobile Learning, which includes:
Suggested syllabus wording
A mobile device program agreement
A policy on the responsible use of information and technology resources
General information about FERPA
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This webcast is intended for faculty, faculty developers, instructional designers, instructional technologists, multimedia specialists, and content developers who want to learn how to mitigate privacy and security concerns with respect to mobile devices. IT leadership may wish to attend as part of a team, but the content of this webcast does not deal specifically with larger cyber-security concerns.
Tuesday 6/18/2013
Online
, $350.00
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Aligning Housing and Enrollment Management Strategies
Learn how you can build a stronger working relationship between admissions and housing in an effort to help both areas meet their annual goals.
In an increasingly competitive higher education marketplace, it is crucial that housing and enrollment management work closely together to ensure that they are selling one, cohesive student experience to potential students.
Through ongoing dialogue, consistent policies and messaging, and, most importantly, regular data sharing, both enrollment management and housing can achieve their annual yield and enrollment goals. Drawing on the experience of our instructors, who represent both admissions and housing at a wide range of institutions, you will take the first steps in building a stronger working relationship between admissions and housing in an effort to help both areas meet their annual goals.
ATTENDING THE ACUHO-I ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPOSITION?
This event takes place in Minneapolis during the three days directly following the ACUHO-I Annual Conference & Exposition.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This program is designed for any campus professional with responsibilities for recruiting and retaining residential students. Directors, associate directors and assistant directors of housing, housing and residence life, or housing administrative services are all encouraged to attend, as are directors, associate directors, and assistant directors of admissions and financial aid. Because one of the goals of the conference is strengthening the partnership between housing and enrollment management, cross-functional teams from these two areas are strongly encouraged to attend.
OPTIONAL WORKSHOPS
Pre-Conference Workshop: Knowing Your Own Housing Operations
Post-Conference Webcast: Leveraging Orientation Data to Impact Enrollment and Housing Goals
Tuesday 6/18/2013 thru Thursday 6/20/2013
Minneapolis, MN
, $1095.00/$395.00 for workshop
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Smart Growth Strategies for Online Learning
Learn a "smart growth" approach to expanding online course offerings at one of our most highly rated annual events.
Many institutions seeking to improve student access and increase degree completion rates look to online programs and courses as a solution. Most, however, are developing online programs with little or no strategic planning. Without proper alignment to institutional mission and goals and with little attention paid to long-term sustainability, many online programs fail to meet their full potential.
Join us in Atlanta for a conference designed to help you develop a "smart growth" strategy for your online programs. Drawing on the experience of our faculty—all of whom have successfully managed the academic planning, development, and growth of online programs at their diverse institutions—you will leave this conference with a working plan that will help guide both the short- and long-term development and growth of online learning for your institution.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This highly rated annual conference is appropriate for mid- and senior-level academic administrators in the early stages of developing or growing online programs. Because of the opportunities for collaboration provided by the working sessions woven throughout the conference, we encourage you to bring members of your academic programs planning team. Register two people from your institution and a third can attend for half-price.
Wednesday 6/19/2013 thru Friday 6/21/2013
Atlanta, GA
, $1095.00/$395.00 for workshop
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Developing Engaging Online Information Literacy Programming
Learn how you can develop online information literacy programming on a shoestring budget.
Whether on-ground or online, more college students rely on online methods of information literacy instruction to successfully navigate researching and learning in the digital age. Yet, you may feel like you lack the time and money to develop anything more than basic library tutorials.
Join us online to learn how one institution developed highly engaging tutorials and video demos with a very limited amount of resources. Whether you already have some online components in place or if you're just getting started, you will leave the session with a variety of new ideas for building or improving your approach to information literacy programming.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This program is ideal for librarians who work with undergraduate and graduate students. This program will also be helpful to faculty instructors who provide information literacy instruction.
Wednesday 6/19/2013
Online
, $350.00
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Strategically Managing Regional Alumni Chapters
Learn how you can use data to help guide the activities and improve the effectiveness of your regional alumni chapters.
Regional alumni clubs and chapters can be key to connecting your regional alumni with the life of your institution. But you may be missing opportunities to make your clubs and chapters more impactful if you have not yet analyzed your alumni data and aligned your clubs and chapters with your findings.
Join us online to learn how to approach your regional clubs and chapters more strategically. Our expert instructor will discuss how to conduct a thorough needs and sustainability analysis and how to use your findings to inform a regional chapter strategy. You will leave with tips on how to align the mission of your clubs and chapters with your institutional mission so that your alumni stay connected and engaged with your institution.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This webcast is designed for alumni relations professionals and alumni volunteers who are charged with starting and maintaining regional alumni chapters or clubs.
Thursday 6/20/2013
Online
, $350.00
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