2. The Nevada Conference on Digital Learning is the first
state-wide conference designed for all professionals connected to
eLearning and devoted to exploring issues pertaining to digital
learning in the state of Nevada.http://nevadadigitallearning.org/
3. 1. Showcase the outstanding contributions to digital learning
occurring in Nevada 2. Initiate broader, more productive
conversations among the people and institutions in the state in
order to, ideally, enhance wider collaborative efforts and
initiatives in eLearning and digital learning
http://nevadadigitallearning.org/ 4. NCDL by Institution University
of Nevada, Las VegasCollege of Southern NevadaUniversity of Nevada,
RenoTruckee Meadows Community CollegeNevada State CollegeGreat
Basin CollegeUniversity of Nevada School of MedicineClark County
School DistrictWilliam S. Boyd School of LawWashoe County School
DistrictUniversity of MichiganDesert Sand Unified School
DistrictUniversity of North Carolina-Chapel HillLas Vegas Academy
of the ArtsNevada Department of EducationNevada Virtual Academy
Ischools 5. Keynote SpeakersCable Green, Ph.D. Director of Global
LearningLaurence F. Johnson, Ph.D. Chief Executive Officer 6. Open
Education: The Business & Policy Case for OER 7. Source:
Michael Paskevicius -
http://www.slideshare.net/mpaskevi/introduction-to-open-educational-resources-2013
8. NMC 2014 Horizon Report identifies Key Trends Accelerating
Higher Education Technology Adoption Immediate Trends Integration
of Online, Hybrid, and Collaborative Learning Growing Ubiquity of
Social Media Mid-Range Trends Shift from Students as Consumers to
Students as Creators Rise of Data-Driven Learning and Assessment
Long-Range Trends Agile Approaches to Change Evolution of Online
Learning
http://www.nmc.org/news/its-here-horizon-report-2014-higher-education-edition
9. NMC 2014 Horizon Report identifies Significant Challenges
Impeding Higher Education Technology Adoption Solvable Challenges
Low Digital Fluency of Faculty Relative Lack of Rewards for
Teaching Difficult Challenges Competition from New Models of
Education Scaling Teaching InnovationsWicked Challenges Expanding
Access Keeping Education
Relevanthttp://www.nmc.org/news/its-here-horizon-report-2014-higher-education-edition
10. NMC 2014 Horizon Report identifies Important Developments in
Educational Technology for Higher Education In One Year or Less
Flipped Classroom Learning Analytics In Two to Three Years 3D
Printing Games and GamificationIn Four to Five Years Quantified
Self Virtual
Assistantshttp://www.nmc.org/news/its-here-horizon-report-2014-higher-education-edition
11. NCDL by the Numbers 17 Institutions34 Panels3 Posters 132
Presenters 2
Keynoteshttp://www.presentationmagazine.com/newimages/microphone-510.jpg7
Sessions71 Proposals4 Primary Themes Digital Learning Environments
Digital Learning Effectiveness Digital Learning Tools K-12 Digital
Learning 12. pic.twitter.com/GmaEZozgwy 13. Course Management
Systemshttp://mfeldstein.com/resilient-higher-ed-lms-canvas/ 14.
Gaming and
Gamificationhttp://12.162.165.108/images/internet_kids_playing_games.jpghttp://socialcrminfo.com/social-crm-gamification/
15.
http://bookendtechnology.com/infographic-using-analytics-to-enhance-education/
16. http://www.edudemic.com/2013/08/how-mobile-learning-works/ 17.
Conversations and Collaborations Research on Digital Learning
Technologies CoRE Fellow for Sustained and Emergent Learning
Technologies 18. April 11-13 Stan Fulton BuildingRegistration: $165
19. QuestionsEd Nagelhout [email protected]
http://nevadadigitallearning.org/ Twitter: #ncdl
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