Teaching and Learning with Technology

NITLE Participation at St. Lawrence University

NITLE (National Institute for Technology and Liberal Education) events are pre-paid and highly valuable professional development opportunities designed especially for faculty, librarians, academic support staff and technologists. Participants are from similar institutions; collegial and collaborative working relationships often develop naturally as a result of these interactions.

Explore the complete NITLE events calendar, and contact Sondra Smith, NITLE Liaison, for an event nomination. Please don't delay -- some workshops fill up very quickly! Please see also other training opportunities and events at St. Lawrence University.

2007-08 St. Lawrence University Participants / Confirmed Nominees:

• Aug. 22, 2007: Cathy Tedford (Brush Art Gallery) in "Visual Literacy: Using Images for Teaching and Learning" at Elizabethtown College
• Sep. 21-23, 2007: Kim Mooney (CTL) and Sondra Smith (IT) in presenting at "Teaching and Learning Centers: Models and Practices" at Middlebury College
• Oct. 5, 2007: Jim Forney (IT) in "Where's the Pedagogy in Podcasting?" via MIV
• Oct. 12, 2007: Eric Williams-Bergen (Library) in "Starting an Institutional Repository with DSpace" via MIV
• Oct. 17-20, 2007: Carol Cady (Library) in "Managing and Supporting GIS: A Workshop for Instructional Technologists, Librarians and GIS Specialists" at Furman University
• Nov. 29, 2007: Courtney Jonas (IT) in "Teaching Digital Natives" at Knox College
• Jan. 10-11, 2008: Michael Farley (Music) in "Social Software for Education: Collaborative Learning and Research Practices" and with Ashley Kistler (Anthropology) in "Emerging Technologies and the Liberal Arts Campus" at Rollins College
• Jan. 10-12, 2008: Amy Hauber (Fine Arts) in"Scholarly Collaboration and Small Colleges in the Digital Age" at Pomona College
• Jan. 14-15, 2008 NITLE featured presenters at TechFest 2008 include Bryan Alexander, NITLE, Director of Research and lead contributor for NITLE's Liberal Education Today, providing instruction in "Introduction to Teaching with Technology in Liberal Education"; with Rebecca Anzalone, NITLE Instructional Technologist and Jen Sader, NITLE, Professional Development Coordinator providing instruction in "Visual Literacy: Using Images for Teaching and Learning" and "Web Mapping"
• Jan. 17, 2008: Antun Husinec (Geology) in "Digital Image Editing (Using PhotoShop Elements)" at Birmingham-Southern College
• Feb. 12, 2008: Jenna Torres (Modern Languages & Literature) in "Introduction to Moodle" via MIV
• Mar. 10, 2008: Alan Lockard (Economics) and Richard Jenseth (English) in "Gaming and Teaching: Virtual Environments for Liberal Education" at Bryn Mawr College
• Mar. 11, 2008: Kirk Fuoss (Performance and Communication Arts) in "Digital Audio (Using Audacity)" at Bryn Mawr College
• Mar. 13-15, 2008: Cynthia Bansak (Economics) in "Supporting Data Fluency" at Macalaster College
• Mar. 28-30, 2008: Celia Nyamweru (Anthropology) and Jenna Torres (LRC) in "Enhancing Study Abroad: the Role of Technology" at Dickinson College
• Apr. 3-5, 2008: Sondra Smith, Cathy Tedford and Eric Williams-Bergen co-presenting at the "NITLE Liaison's Summit" and participating with Valerie Lehr
• Apr. 13-15, 2008: Jim Forney (IT) in the "Instructional Technology Leader's Conference" at Washington and Lee College
• Jun. 2-4, 2008: Jim Forney (IT) in"Instructional Technologists at Liberal Arts Colleges" at DePauw University
• June 18-20, 2008: "Multimedia Narrative: Communicating with Stories" to be hosted on site at St. Lawrence University.

2006-07 St. Lawrence University Participants / Confirmed Nominees:

• Sep. 6, 2006: Eric Jansson, NITLE Chief Program Officer and staff leader for CODEX, as a consultant for exploring the future of digital collections management at St. Lawrence University. Local participants included:
  • Grant Cornwell, Mark Denaci, Jim Forney, Jeremy Freeman, Tara Freeman, Tom Greene, Bart Harloe, Duriel Harris, Wally Johnson, Chris Lafty, Greg Matejcik, James Mattice, Matt McGuire, Kim Mooney, Sondra Smith, Cathy Tedford, Michael Temkin, Chris Watts, Eric Williams-Bergen and Arline Wolfe.
  • Learn more about digital collections management, a project co-chaired by Cathy Tedford and Eric Williams-Bergen
• Sep. 14-15, 2006: Cathy Tedford (Brush Art Gallery) and Eric Williams-Bergen (Science Library) in "Digital Image Collection Management/Luna Insight"
• Sep. 29 - Oct. 1, 2006: Marina Llorente (Modern Languages and Literatures, presenting) and Sondra Smith (IT) in "Pedagogies and Digital Technologies: Language Labs in the 21st Century"
• Oct. 23-24, 2006: Jill Pflugheber (Biology) and Mark Denaci (Fine Arts) in "Managing Digital Image Collections"
• Nov. 2, 2006: Mike Phillips (IT) in "Emerging Technologies and the Liberal Arts Campus"
• Jan. 5-Mar. 15, 2007: Sondra Smith (IT) with collaborating colleagues from Hamilton, Hobart & Williams Smith and Skidmore Colleges participating in the "Multipoint Videoconference Feasibility Study"
• Jan. 7-9, 2007: Bart Harloe (Library) in "Copyright and Digital Materials"
• Jan. 8-9, 2007: Bryan Alexander, NITLE, Director of Research and lead contributor for NITLE's Liberal Education Today, as a featured speaker for TechFest '07 providing the "Introduction to Social Software" and "Critical Inquiry intoVirtual Reality and Gaming" workshops at St. Lawrence University. Local participants included:
  • Jamel Craig, Bill DeCoteau, Ana Estevez, Traci Fordham-Hernadez, Loraina Ghiradli, Ed Harcourt, CarolAnn Kissam, Anneke Larrance, Joan Larsen, Neil Law, Robin Lock, Cynthia Lonsbary, Liz MacDougall, Carole Mathey, Jeff Miller, Kim Mooney, Tish Munt, Rene Murphy, Nick Ormasen, Jill Pflugheber, Ginny Schwartz, Matt Scafidi-McGuire, Sondra Smith, Suna Stone-McMasters, Lynette Sumpter, Denice Szafran, Cathy Tedford, Bob Thacker, Pamela Thacher, Rhett Thatcher, Janet Torres, Jenna Torres, Eric Williams-Bergen, and Christine Zimmerman.
• Mar. 11-13, 2007: Cathy Tedford (Brush Art Gallery) and Eric Williams-Bergen (Science Library) in "Managing Digital Collections: A Symposium on Technical and Organizational Interoperability"
• Mar. 23-24, 2007: Bret Olsen, NITLE, Instructional Technologist, providing the "Advanced Videography Workshop" at St. Lawrence University. Local participants included:
  • Lisa Cania, Makiko Deguchi, Jim Forney, Duriel Harris, Carol Ann Kissam, Jenna Torres, Robert Washo, and Christopher Watts.
• Mar. 26-28, 2007: Jim Forney (IT) in "NITLE Instructional Leader's Conference"
• Apr. 27-29, 2007: Erin McCarthy (Philosophy, presenting) and Courtney Jonas (IT) in "Teaching with Media Resources in Middle Eastern and Asian Studies"
• May 6-8, 2007: Grant Cornwell (panelist) and Sondra Smith (presenter) at the "NITLE Liaison's Summit"
• Jun. 4-8, 2007: Carol Cady (Library) in "Spatial Statistics: Geographic Information Analysis"
• Jun. 19-20, 2007: Courtney Jonas (IT) in "Emerging Technologies and the Liberal Arts Campus" and "Introduction to Podcasting"
• Jun. 28, 2007: Jim Forney (IT) in "Emerging Technologies and the Liberal Arts Campus"