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Estes Park, CO
Memphis, TN
Memphis, TN
Smith Mountain Lake, VA
Resources from conference sessions continue to be made available. Here are the latest additions.
What’s in a Name? Learning, Design & Technology at UGA
Lloyd Rieber
Scholar As Writer: The Merits of Peer Writing Groups for Academics
Jennifer M. Brill
Integrating 2.0 Tools Meaningfully
Clif Mims
Instructional Design Course Syllabi and Textbooks
Collaborative Effort
Tennessee Twister Reception
Collaborative Effort
PIDT 2008 has drawn to a conclusion. It was an excellent conference. We enjoyed a beautiful setting, great weather, delicious food, and fantastic presentations and discussions. A warm thank you goes to the University of Memphis faculty, students, alumni and friends for hosting and planning such a terrific event. Your hospitality and preparation were top-notch. Thanks also goes to the attendees (on site and online) for actively engaging in discussions and activities. Remember that the fun continues on the PIDT Blog and Wiki.
PIDT 2009 will be at Smith Mountain Lake. We look forward to seeing you there.
UPDATE
Technical difficulties interfered with this interactive activity. I apologize for the frustration this caused many of you. Here’s an example of a successful live blogging session.
Resources
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Below is the archive from a live blogging activity during this presentation. Three of the participants were attending the presentation live while everyone else in the live blog was attending virtually.
Note that the presentation files and audio from this presentation are available here.
“Let’s twist again like we did last summer…” Last night was an engaging evening of fun, fun and learning. Yuri Quintana with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital discussed online medical outreach to remote countries with the Cure 4 Kids program. Chuck Hodges from Virginia Tech demonstrated the XO laptop from One Laptop Per Child program. Clif Mims from University of Memphis demo-ed and discussed Diigo, a Web 2.0 tool that does bookmarking plus a whole lot more.
We learned about all of these cool things while tasting some of the best Tennessee delicacies, including pickled pigs feet, pickled okra, pickled eggs, pickled beets…well you get the picture with the pickling…we also enjoyed RC cola and moon pies, Cowboy Caviar, butter pecan cake, Mississippi Mud cake, GooGoo clusters, M&Ms, Bazooka Bubble gum, Pringles chips, local strawberries, blackberry jam and country biscuits — and that’s just a sampling. I’m hungry right now. Just to make your mouth water, here are some photos, too.
More images here.
Our planning team came in yesterday afternoon to haul stuff in and set up some things for today. We got caught in a typical afternoon downpour. Today, however, the weather is gorgeous, and it’s supposed to stay that way all weekend. Also, the site is a dream. The groundskeeper was on site today cutting grass and finishing up last minute clean-up details just for us. The front porch and rocking chairs are just waiting for our friends and colleagues to “take a rest off.” Travel safely.
Dear worldwide PIDTers,
I know that many of you are tied up with graduations and other commitments this weekend that prevent you from attending the PIDT meeting. In any case, we would like to encourage you to participate in real time or asynchronously. We’ve set up a variety of tools to help us network with one another, capture knowledge and share resources this weekend and afterward. I encourage you to find a meaningful way to participate:
This is going to be a highly interactive event, both online and offline/face to face. We hope you can engage in one way or another.
We look forward to connecting with you online or face to face,
~michael
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Welcome to PIDT 2008 in Memphis, TN. A variety of online resources are being used during the conference to help share and archive the information, resources, and activities during this year’s conference. This blog is part of these efforts. Note the other resources in the menu.
Here’s a look at the main building at this year’s conference site. Click on the thumbnails to view the images.
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