2010 NACADA Technology Seminars

November 27, 2009 @ 7:28 pm

NACADA Technology Seminars

Last year I participated in the NACADA Technology Seminar. This year, the NACADA Technology Seminar will be offered in conjunction with 3 NACADA Regional Conferences. I’ll be leading the technology seminar at the Region 8 conference in Seattle. Laura Pasquini, University of North Texas and Clay Schwenn, University of Washington, will also be facilitating sessions during the 2 day event.

The NACADA Region 8 Conference Technology Seminar will be a hands on, interactive advising technology experience with a focus on utilizing the latest web-based technologies including: Blogs, Wikis, Twitter, Facebook Pages, RSS/Content Re-purposing, MS Outlook Enhancements, Web Statistics/Assessment, Online Surveys/Forms, Web Video/Audio and Social Bookmarking. In addition to learning how to use these tools, attendees will be given the tools to implement an academic advising oriented social media communications planning framework.

This seminar is for advisors who identify as having an intermediate to advanced comfort level with technology. Participants will be expected to bring a wi-fi capable laptop. This seminar is for advisors who want to go beyond signing up for a Facebook profile and boldly go forward with expanding their technology implementations/expertise.

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2 Comments for '2010 NACADA Technology Seminars'

  1.  
    December 3, 2009 | 2:49 pm
     

    Looking forward to sharing & connecting with Region 8 (whether it’s in person or digitally). This is going to be a super rad seminar. I can sense it. :)

  2.  
    December 5, 2009 | 9:57 pm
     

    “Super Rad Seminar” is actually what I was secretly going for… ;-)
    I too am stoked about your participation. We may have to show off our Skype desktop sharing skills :-)

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