Day 1: Tuesday 19 October 2011

16:00 - 18:00 18:00 - 18:10S

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TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCARTNEY – VP IT

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NG20 SOLUTION PROVIDER BREIFING

GALA DINNER AND OPENING KEYNOTE ADDRESS

MASTER OF CEREMONIES: CHRIS LEWIS – GVP INTERNATIONAL TELECOMS AND NETWORKING, IDC

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TOPIC: BALANCING SUPPLY AND DEMAND

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: BOB COLLYMORE – CEO, SAFARICOM

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Day 2: Wednesday 20 October 2011

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T7:00 - 7:55 8:00 - 8:40

TOPIC: FUTURE OF DIGITAL CAMPUSES

MODERATED BY: ANAND PADMANABHAN – CIO, NYU STERN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

As the next “connected-social” generation joins our campuses, we must review what shapes learning and activities at our universities.

Our campuses have globalized and diversified, and we must be visionary and innovative in engaging and empowering digital natives.

The university campus as we know it is transforming, breaking down the traditional barriers of time, reality, and accessibility, but losing none of its prestige.

The learning opportunity, in turn, has itself been

8:45 - 9:25 9:30 - 10:05

TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCA-RTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors.

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCARTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors. You can use this to improve student success

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

1 2BREAKFAST, REGISTERATION & COLLECTION OF FINAL ITERARY

10:10 - 10:50 10:55 - 11:35 11:40 - 12:30 12:35 - 13:30

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TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCARTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors. You can use

this to improve • Social media and texting

can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to

TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCARTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors. You can use

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCARTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors.

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

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Day 2: Wednesday 20 October 2011

13:35 - 14:15 14:20 - 15:00 15:05 - 15:45 15:50 - 16:30

TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCA-RTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors.

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCARTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors. You can use this to improve student success

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

7 8TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCARTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors. You can use this to improve student success

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

6TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCA-RTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors.

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

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MASTER OF CEREMONIES: CHRIS LEWIS – GVP INTERNATIONAL TELECOMS AND NETWORKING, IDC

KEYNOTE ADDRESS TOPIC: BALANCING SUPPLY AND DEMAND

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: BOB COLLYMORE – CEO, SAFARICOM

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Day 3: Thursday 21 October 2011

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T7:00 - 7:55 8:00 - 8:40 8:45 - 9:25 9:30 - 10:05

TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCA-RTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors.

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCARTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors. You can use this to improve student success

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

1110BREAKFAST, REGISTERATION & COLLECTION OF FINAL ITERARY

TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCARTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors. You can use this to improve student success

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

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10:10 - 10:50 10:55 - 11:35 11:40 - 12:30 12:35 - 13:30

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TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCARTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors.

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

CHECK OUT OUR

FLOOORPLAN FOR ROOM LOCATIONS

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2TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCA-RTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors.

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

13TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCARTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors. You can use this to improve student success

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

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Day 3: Thursday 21 October 2011

13:35 - 14:15 14:20 - 15:00 15:05 - 15:45 15:50 onwards

TOPIC: CREATING COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

LEADER: GERRY MCCA-RTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors.

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

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LEADER: GERRY MCCARTNEY – VP IT

KEYTAKEAWAYS• You already collect a

mountain of data on students’ academic behaviors. You can use this to improve student success

• Social media and texting can be an obstacle to student engagement, particularly in large lecture classes. New educational technologies turn this around and use the students’ social engagement to improve learning

• New media present faculty with challenges when it comes to distributing, collecting and grading. New tools are available to simplify this process

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