2009 Teaching with Technology Conference
The Technology-Enhanced Learning (TEL) faculty advisory committee is pleased to announce the third annual Teaching with Technology (TWT) Conference on May 5, 2009. Organized for faculty by faculty, this one-day event will focus on the creative and scholarly use of new and emerging technologies by USC faculty members and researchers.
The theme of the conference is the power of the edge. This year's theme highlights the transformative research occurring in the many centers, institutes, and labs across USC. The format will be a quick-paced series of presentations with ample time for discussion. We hope that the conference will enable participants to apply these advances across disciplines and encourage greater insight into how we can help make the teaching and learning process more dynamic. Last year's TWT conference drew over 240 attendees and was very highly rated by conference attendees.
The spring 2009 conference will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., on Tuesday, May 5, 2009, at the Radisson Hotel, at 3540 South Figueroa Street (across the street from Parking Structure X). The event is free to USC faculty and staff and includes conference materials, breakfast, and lunch.
Please click here to view or download the conference program.
Video Archive
Activity |
High Speed |
DSL |
| Opening Remarks and Overview (10 min., 26 sec.) Brian Shepard (Thornton School of Music) |
High Quality Video (33 MB) | Low Quality Video (22 MB) |
| Plenary 1: Frapper à la porte de l'avenir: USC Shoah Foundation Institute Testimonies in the Classroom (40 min., 56 sec.) Karen Jungblut (Shoah Foundation) and Colin Keaveney (College of Letters, Arts and Sciences) |
High Quality Video (127 MB) | Low Quality Video (75 MB) |
| Plenary 2: Expanding the Scholarly Imagination: Vectors and Multimodal Publishing (38 min., 32 sec.) Tara McPherson (School of Cinematic Arts) |
High Quality Video (111 MB) | Low Quality Video (68 MB) |
| Plenary 3: Bridging University and Community Through Digital Technology: "Intersections: The South Los Angeles Reporting Project" and "Mobile Voices" (42 min., 02 sec.) François Bar and Carmen Gonzalez (Annenberg School for Communication), Maria de Lourdes González Reyes (Instituto de Educacion Popular del Sur de California) William Celis and Brian Frank (Annenberg School for Communication) |
High Quality Video (136 MB) | Low Quality Video (81 MB) |
| Keynote Speaker: The Horizon Project Metatrends: Seven Ways Technology is Unfolding, Everywhere We Look (42 min., 28 sec.) Laurence F. Johnson, The New Media Consortium |
High Quality Video (131 MB) | Low Quality Video (78 MB) |
| Plenary 4: Pumping Up the Future of Interactive Games (37 min., 44 sec.) Michael Zyda (Viterbi School of Engineering) |
High Quality Video (111 MB) | Low Quality Video (68 MB) |
| Plenary 5: Photoreal Digital Actors (33 min., 16 sec.) Pieter Peers (Institute for Creative Technologies) |
High Quality Video (89 MB) | Low Quality Video (56 MB) |
| TWT Prize Presentation Closing Remarks and Raffle Drawing (17 min 41 sec) |
High Quality Video (60 MB) | Low Quality Video (35 MB) |