Online Lifeline Conference

Online Lifeline Conference

Recent Submissions

  • Next Generation: Current & Emerging Trends in Higher Education 
    Betts, Kristen (2013-03-22)
    The ubiquity of technology and advancements in telecommunications has transformed the higher education landscape. Today’s students are seeking high quality and engaging curriculum with innovative support services and ...
  • Digital Storytelling: Using Computer-Based Tools to Educate 
    Alsandor, Dr. Danielle J.; Fitzpatrick, Colleen (2013-03-04)
    Technological devices are a part of our daily lives. Be it operating smart phones, taking pictures with a digital camera, listening to Internet radio, or using social media, there are numerous gadgets and software at our ...
  • Office OneNote 2010 on the PC 
    Sundin, Kathy J.; Culpepper, Kyle W. (2013-02-18)
    OneNote is a program that helps strengthen one's ability to keep up with events, ideas, and other notes electronically. The OneNote application can be accessed by devices such as Android, iPad, Windows based machines, and ...
  • Creating Efficient and Effective Rubrics 
    Ondrusek, Anita (2013-02-18)
    The presentation will focus on how to create rubrics that align with your learning objectives, pinpoint the areas of student performance that you want to measure, and produce scores that accurately reflect the degree of ...
  • Flipping the Classroom with Web 2.0 
    Rowell, Dr. P. Clay; MaNais, Zena (Valdosta State University, 2012-04-12)
    Challenges in installing active learning in the higher education classroom are managing time between the lecture and the student activity, and student engagement with the content. This presentation explores the utilization ...
  • Orienting and Preparing Students to Use Second Life 
    Tandy, Cindy (Valdosta State University, 2012-04-12)
    When using the virtual world of Second Life for teaching, issues emerge concerning orienting and preparing students to participate in class projects, assignments, and meetings in Second Life. For instructors, there often ...
  • "VSU Clinical Services” in Second Life: Opportunities for Students and Instructors 
    Tandy, Cindy (Valdosta State University, 2012-03-12)
    A spacious and attractive build on the VSU island in Second Life, VSU Clinical Services provides simulated environments for course assignments, projects, and meetings. Groups can conduct meetings in the conference room, ...
  • Academic Librarians at Universities Large and Small are Embedding. Are you? 
    Williams, Ginger; Tanner, Kimberly (Valdosta State University, 2012-02-29)
    Participants of this session will learn about the many varieties of embedded librarianship going on across the state of Georgia. A descriptive study of embedded librarianship in Georgia universities revealed that librarians ...
  • Alignment of IT Internships and Institutional QEP Goals 
    Li, Benjamin (Valdosta State University, 2012-02-27)
  • Hacking Reality: The Hackerspace Project and the Farming of Innovation 
    Holt, Michael; Braun, Ed (Valdosta State University, 2012-02-20)
    A new phenomenon of creative engineering spaces or hackerspaces provides a unique opportunity to engage students in the process of innovation. Hackerspaces can be an engaging platform for students because they provide a ...
  • Reflections on Plagiarism Prevention Implementation 
    King-Spezzo, Vincent; King-Spezzo, Amanda; Papa, Gina (Valdosta State University, 2012-02-20)
    This presentation will focus on best practices and lessons learned during plagiarism prevention implementation at an institutional level and within a collaborative setting. We will begin with a discussion of the importance ...
  • Accessible Design of Online Instructional Poster 
    Andrews, Lamesha; Klotz, Jessica (Valdosta State University, 2011-04-22)
  • Accessible Design of Online Instructional Brochure 
    Andrews, Lamesha; Klotz, Jessica (Valdosta State University, 2011-04-22)
    Informative Brochure for Accessible Online Instruction
  • Teaching Rhetoric in Hybrids: An Overview on Teaching Critical Thinking through Web 2.0 Rhetoric 
    Morris, Karen (Valdosta State University, 2011-03-03)
    Fascinated with the idea of hybrid classes, several questions needed answering. First of all, with the proliferation of new information sources, Social Network Systems, and innovative technology, could someone teach in a ...
  • Faculty and Course Development for Online Degree Programs 
    Way, Raleigh; Lloyd, David; Champion, Deborah (Valdosta State University, 2011-03-03)
    The Center for Online Learning (COL) at Georgia Southern University (GSU) develops courses for online degree programs. The process includes two weeks of online training for faculty who teach the courses. The two‐week ...
  • Are We Ready for the New Realities in the 21st Century Ivory Tower? 
    Chaloux, Bruce (Valdosta State University, 2011-03-03)
    This luncheon address will take a whimsical, yet pointed, look at the changing nature of the academy and how technology, online learning and new student markets are impacting traditional teaching and learning environments. ...
  • At a Crossroads: Communities of Practice, Learning Styles, and Distance Education 
    Carver, Curtis A. (Valdosta State University, 2011-03-03)
    This presentation examines the intersection between people, technology and learning and challenges the audience to think differently about the future interaction between the three. How do people fundamentally learn? ...
  • Enhancing Advisor Development through the World Wide of Wiki 
    Paul, Kohle; Kitchens, Michael; Baldwin, Brittany; Dochney, Brendan (Valdosta State University, 2011-02-22)
  • Accessible Design of Online Instructional Materials 
    Klotz, Jessica; Andrews, Lamesha (Valdosta State University, 2011-02-22)
  • Online Lifeline Conference Program 2011 
    Instructional Technology; E-Learning (Valdosta State University, 2011-02-14)
    Online conference program which includes the conference schedule, maps, presenters and sponsors.