eLearning at Cal Berkeley

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eLearning Forum meets this Friday at Cal. Arrive a bit before 8:30 am for coffee and schmooze.

University of California, Berkeley has been a source of many landmark trends in technology and education. The university continues to be home to cutting-edge research and an incubator for innovation destined for commercial success -- particularly in learning and technology.

The October 24 meeting will offer an inside look at several high profile elearning projects at Berkeley. Join us as we discuss what the future of elearning in university, school, and corporate environments might look like.

Speakers will include:

• Jim Slotta, director of TELS, a NSF-funded research consortium.
• Chuck Rieger, Program Director, IBM Global Services, University Initiatives.
• Raymond Yee, Technology Architect, Interactive University Project.
• Mike Clancy, Director of the UC-WISE Brandon Miramatsu, Technology Director, SMETE Digital Libraries at UC Berkeley.

We're meeting on the Clark Kerr Campus, a registered landmark south of the main campus.

Interwise will webcast the event.

More information at eLearningForum.com

Posted by Jay Cross at October 20, 2003 10:50 AM | TrackBack