Seth Anderson
Teaching Consultant,
Duke University
Presentation Pair: Next Gen Digital Learning Environments
Tuesday, January 30, 2018 | 10:45AM–11:30AM CT | Galerie 4-5, Second Floor
Session Type:
Breakout Session
Delivery Format:
Presentation Pair
Collaborating to Cultivate the NGDLE: Stories from Apereo
Interacting with the varying perspectives of our panel, you will engage with a pragmatic journey from today's LMS to the next generation digital learning environment (NGDLE), enabled via open-source platforms and tools. How do open-source communities around the world leverage their efforts to seek the best ways to develop and support new digital learning platforms?
Outcomes: Get examples of Apereo open-source software in support of learning practice * Understand the benefits of shared ownership when incorporating open-source software in educational environments * Identify with various contributors in the open-source community to actively engage and cultivate the NGDLE
NGDLEs in Action: How Schools Are Evolving Learning Technology
A brief presentation describing projects and services exploring the next generation digital learning environment at Duke will be followed by a discussion among attendees on what NGDLE means to them and how their departments and universities are putting the NGDLE concept into practice.
Outcomes: Understand how Duke's Center for Instructional Technology is applying NGDLE concepts in its project and service portfolio * Converse with others about how resonating and differing interpretations of NGDLE * List potential partners required for implementing NGDLE at your institution
Interacting with the varying perspectives of our panel, you will engage with a pragmatic journey from today's LMS to the next generation digital learning environment (NGDLE), enabled via open-source platforms and tools. How do open-source communities around the world leverage their efforts to seek the best ways to develop and support new digital learning platforms?
Outcomes: Get examples of Apereo open-source software in support of learning practice * Understand the benefits of shared ownership when incorporating open-source software in educational environments * Identify with various contributors in the open-source community to actively engage and cultivate the NGDLE
NGDLEs in Action: How Schools Are Evolving Learning Technology
A brief presentation describing projects and services exploring the next generation digital learning environment at Duke will be followed by a discussion among attendees on what NGDLE means to them and how their departments and universities are putting the NGDLE concept into practice.
Outcomes: Understand how Duke's Center for Instructional Technology is applying NGDLE concepts in its project and service portfolio * Converse with others about how resonating and differing interpretations of NGDLE * List potential partners required for implementing NGDLE at your institution
Presenters
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Karen Dolan
Software Engineer, Harvard University -
Linda Feng
Vice President of Architecture, D2L -
Jill Fresen
Senior Learning Technologist, University of Oxford -
Laura Gekeler
LMS Admin Professional, University of Notre Dame -
Michael Greene
Associate Director, Learning Technology Services, Duke University -
Luisa Li
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Katrina Wehr
Instructional Designer, The Pennsylvania State University