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Educause Online 2011 schedule posted

Mark your calendars! The Educause Online 2011 Conference begins on Wednesday, October 19, and runs through Friday, October 21. For a complete listing of the sessions in which we'll be participating, see the schedule for each day posted on Confluence at https://confluence.nau.edu/x/SwJsAg. Login with your NAU userID and password, and then join us in theITS Annex Conference Room, Building 54A.

Many of the sessions will be video streamed live from the conference in Philadelphia, including General Sessions with keynote speakers each day. There will also be online-only expert discussions, and a virtual exhibit hall. We will be watching the presentations as a group and interacting with fellow participants through chat.

You are welcome to bring your breakfast, snacks, and/or lunch – stay for one session, or all day. Coffee, tea, and a few snacks will be provided.

 Let me know if you have any questions, and feel free to pass this on!

Georgia Michalicek
Academic Computing Consultant

Information Technology Services

Northern Arizona University

PO Box 5100

Flagstaff, AZ 86011

Ph: 928.523.8862

FAX: 928.523.7407

 

 

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