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Presenters: Kimberly Philpott, Tonita Smith, Michael Traylor, Britt Honeycutt, and Carole Phipps

Introductions

Kimberly Philpott – ModeratorCounselor Retention Specialist

(Student Support Services/Developmental Studies)

Co-Facilitators:Britt Honeycutt, English/Reading Instructor (Developmental)

Carole Phipps, Math Instructor (Curriculum)Tonita Smith, Counselor (Student Services)

Michael Traylor, Math Instructor (Developmental)

Workshop - Interactive Format

Introductions & Audience Poll (5 min) Academia 2.0 & A Vision of Students Today (15

min) Small Group Discussions (30 min) 4 Group Presentations (5 min each = 20 min) Rap Up (5 min)

Quick Poll of Audience

Curriculum Instructors Developmental Instructors Administrators Support Services (Disability Services,

Student Support, Basic Skills, Distance Learning Coordinators and Staff)

YouTube: Video Clip Background

Academia 2.0 (9 minutes 54 seconds) Added to YouTube October 01, 2007 A short Kansas State University documentary.

Integration of new technologies and their impact on the academic environment from an administrative/faculty perspective.

{Please note, that this is a highly condensed version of the original documentary. It has been formatted, altered and shortened to fit the 10min time barrier.}

YouTube: Video Clip Background

A Vision of Students Today (4 minutes 44 seconds) Added to YouTube October 12, 2007 A video summarizing some of the characteristics of

today's students from the students' perspective.

{Created by Michael Wesch in collaboration with 200 students at Kansas State University.}

Group 1: Curriculum Instructors (Carole Phipps) Group 2: Developmental Instructors (Britt Honeycutt) Group 3: Administrators & Research and

Planning (Michael Traylor) Group 4: Support Services, Disability

Services, Student Support, Basic Skills, Distance Learning Coordinators and Staff (Tonita Smith)

Small Group Discussions (30 min)