Desperately Seeking Community: How to Create and Sustain Successful Ed Tech Collaborations

Wednesday, October 19, 2011 | 4:30PM–5:20PM | Meeting Room 204A
Session Type: E11
At this interactive session, attendees will analyze conditions needed to create collaborative and effective campus communities by using the backdrop of evolving real-life success stories at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and Iowa State University. These communities are important mechanisms for shared expertise, professional development, and communications. Attendees will brainstorm how to start and sustain similar communities that align with their campus environment.

Presenters

  • Carole Turner

  • Jim Twetten

    Principal, Twetten Consulting, University of Minnesota

Resources & Downloads

University of Wisconsin-Madison Community of ...
61 KB, PDF
Uploaded on 11/15/2011
Iowa State University ComETS
56 KB, PDF
Uploaded on 11/15/2011
University of Wisconsin-Madison ComETS
Off-site resource
Uploaded on 11/13/2011
20 Factors of Successful Collaborations
18 KB, Off-site resource
Uploaded on 11/12/2011
20 Factors of Successful Collaboration ...
86 KB, PDF
Uploaded on 11/12/2011
Iowa State University ComETS web site
11 KB, Off-site resource
Uploaded on 11/10/2011
Session Presentation file and resource page ...
431 KB, Powerpoint Slides
Uploaded on 10/30/2011