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Implementing
Innovative Learning Environments –
The Future of the Connected Classroom
Dear Cynthia,
Higher education institutions are struggling to build adaptive and
cost-effective classrooms to support today's sophisticated styles of
teaching and learning. In this webinar we will examine both the physical
and the technical convergence of the classroom. We will discuss how these
facilities are envisioned to accommodate diverse learning styles and
bridge international borders.
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Webinar Date:
April 18, 2013
Time:
11:00am PT/2:00pm ET
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Location:
Your Desktop
Cost:
Free
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Can't make the live event? SIGN UP NOW, then
view the presentation at your convenience.
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Join a panel of experts from Southern Polytechnic State University
(SPSU), St. Edwards University, and Enterasys as they discuss the
challenges they face and their vision for the future of the classroom.
Over the course of this webinar you will learn how to:
- Design and configure flexible and innovative
learning environments to accommodate innovative teaching types
- Provide the reliable infrastructure necessary for
a highly-connected distance learning experience that engages
students for better learning outcomes
- Build a network infrastructure able to support
both the demands of today and the emerging technologies of tomorrow
Be sure to prepare your classrooms, students, and faculty for the
challenges and opportunities of the 21st century.
Register
Now!
Thank you,
Campus Technology and Enterasys Networks
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Presented
by:
David Waldron,
vice president for
information technology,
St. Edwards University
Lee
Webster,
assistant director of
classroom technologies, Southern Polytechnic
State University
Gaston
Hebert,
director of higher education, Enterasys Networks
Moderated
by:
Matt Villano,
senior contributing editor,
Campus Technology
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