			*Save the Date!* Thursday July 29th, 2004 8:00am-3:00pm Southeastern's St. Tammany Center 21454 Koop Dr. Third Floor Mandeville, LA 70471 (click here for directions) Keynote Speaker Mr. Lou Schultz *Topics* Confirmed Presenter List Vendors Vendors List
About the Conference:	July 29, 2004 NETT Conference Proceedings Keynote \| Presenters \| Awards Southeastern Louisiana University's St. Tammany Center and the Center for Faculty Excellence along with Delgado Community College would like you to join us for the first *Northshore Excellence in Teaching with Technology* (NETT) Conference. Let us open the door to opportunities to hear and see the latest innovations in the use of technology to enhance teaching and learning. Come explore technologies, learn about strategies and tools and leave ready to infuse your courses with technology. Your colleagues will be there to present, share, and demonstrate to you! Topics include Distance Learning, Computer Based Instruction, Devices in the Classroom, Digital Imaging, Web Development, Instructional Design and much more. Whether you are a beginner or already doing some awesome things with technology you won't want to miss this opportunity to learn, share or network.
Registration:	Sorry, we have reached our capacity, but click here to be put on our priority list for next year.		Lunch On us!
Schedule:	The conference starts at 8:30am and runs until 3:00pm. Click here to pre-plan what sessions you are interested in attending.		Door Prizes There will be several drawings during the day. A Grand Prize Drawing will be held at the end of the day. (Winner must be present to win.) So plan to stick around!
Contacts:	Delgado Community College
	Ms. Deborah Morgan 317 N. Jefferson Avenue Covington, LA 70433 (985)893-6286 dmorga2@dcc.edu	Ms. Ashley Chitwood 317 N. Jefferson Avenue Covington, LA 70433 (985)893-6286 achitw@dcc.edu
	Southeastern Louisiana University
	Ms. Stella Helluin, Director St. Tammany Center 21454 Koop Drive Mandeville, LA (985) 893-6251 shelluin@selu.edu	Ms. Laura Zammit Box 10370 Hammond, LA 70402 (985) 549-5691 lzammit@selu.edu

Lou Schultz, Ed.S.

Mr. Lou Schultz has taught for over 30 years at the elementary, high school, and college levels. His degrees include mechanical and aerospace engineering from Oklahoma State University, mathematics and special education from Southeastern Louisiana University, and curriculum and instruction from Louisiana State University.

Currently a faculty member in the Department of Mathematics at Southeastern Louisiana University, he is actively involved in the advancement of reform-based mathematics and science, as well as, the proper integration of technology into the classroom. Mr. Schultz has been a consultant to over 100 school districts and a member of numerous committees on educational reform. He has served as a national consultant on technology design and implementation and recently co-chaired the 16^th International T-Cubed (Teachers Teaching with Technology) Conference held in New Orleans. His current endeavors include research into the use of time-lapse and stop-motion photography for learning enhancement in science.

In the last seven year he has been involved in 11 grants at Southeastern Louisiana University. All of these grants have dealt with mathematics, science, and the integration of technology into the classroom.

Time		Session	Room
8:00-8:30am	Registration		3rd floor hall
8:30-8:40am	Introductions	Ms. Stella Helluin, Director SLU St. Tammany Center	327
8:40-9:30am	Overview	Keynote Speaker - Mr. Lou Schultz	327
9:30-9:40am	BREAK
9:40-10:30am	1st Concurrent Session	1. Taking Control of the Electronic College Classroom 2. Digital Video Production in Dance 3. Powerpoint in the Classroom 4. Compressed Video	329 327 331 326
10:30-10:40am	BREAK
10:50-11:40am	2nd Concurrent Session	1. Use of PDAs in Nursing Clinicals 2. Teaching English Online: What Works and What Doesn't 3. PC Video Screen Recording with Camtasia	329 331 323
11:45-12:00pm	Lunch/Vendor Session	Pick up Lunch and proceed to vendor session	Lounge
12:00-12:40pm	Vendor Presentation	Tony Pena Visual Images & Sound	327
12:40-12:50pm	BREAK
12:50-1:40pm	3rd Concurrent Session	1. OnLine Learning 2. The Use of Instructional Technology to Address Common Pedagogical Dilemmas 3. Interactive Assessment Software in the Secondary and Post Secondary Classroom 4. Technology Panel Discussion	323 321 329 340
1:40-2:15	Evaluations and visit with other vendors	Go to room 323, 340 or 321 to fill out a quick evaluation which will register you for the GRAND PRIZE DRAWING! Visit with vendors.	323,321,340 334 & 336
2:15-2:20pm	Presentation	Return to room 327 for the final part of our program. A Special Award will be announced.	327
2:20-3:00pm	Concluding session	Grant Information and Action Plan Template GRAND PRIZE DRAWING	327

Confirmed Presentations to Date: (click on the presenter's name to read biographical information)

Title	Discipline Category Level	Description
Taking Control of the Electronic College Classroom: Using Classroom Control Software to Enhance Teaching and Learning Ms. Angela Dunnington Ms. Mary Marx Sims Memorial Library Southeastern Louisiana University	D:Library Science C: Classroom Technology L:Any	Learn to implement a classroom control system for an electronic classroom. The system is designed to enhance student learning through controlled, hands-on experience that encourages interpersonal communication, brainstorming, problem solving and group work. LINKNetII from Applied Computer Systems, Inc. Learn how Instructors can broadcast the information they want the students to see on the student's monitor, randomly access or monitor student's computer to see who is having a problem, who is not "on task", or where repetitive problems are occurring and see how examples of students' work can be broadcast to the entire class.
Use of PDAs in Nursing Clinicals Dr. Cathy Holland Southeastern Louisiana University	D:Nursing C:Handhelds L:Any	See how PDAs are providing quick and efficient access to drug information and other medical information during assessment of patients.
The Use of Instructional Technology to Address Common Pedagogical Dilemmas Ms. Shannon Meadows Delgado Community College	D: Biology C:Instructional Technology L:Overview and Hands On	Using technology to help students grasp different types of information or thought processes.
OnLine Learning Ms. Stella Helluin Instructor and St. Tammany Parish Center Director Southeastern Louisiana University	D:Accounting C:General L:Any	This presentation will discuss the use of technology in teaching accounting. It will address technology both as a supplement to teaching an instructor-led class and as a replacement for the instructor-led sessions. The presentation will include on-line demonstrations of Blackboard Tools (using Blackboard 6.0) and other “publisher provided” resources for teaching Financial Accounting. Discussions will also address the use of on-line testing and issues related to ‘technical difficulties’ encountered during testing. Finally, it will also address the need for students to be aware of their own learning styles to determine whether or not they are candidates for On-Line Learning.
Teaching English Online: What Works and What Doesn't Ms. Christine Mitchell Delgado Community College	D:English C:Distance Learning L:Any	This presentation will focus on best practices that have proven to ensure student success and retention. Teaching English on-line or any writing-based assignments pose unique challenges to the on-line instructor. Flexibility, hybrid classes, and use of colorful graphics can help with course design. Effective on-line resources for English will be identified. The presentation will also offer suggestions for avoiding some of the pitfalls that may be encountered when teaching an on-line course.
PC Video Screen Recording with Camtasia Software Studio 2 Dr. Harold E. Davis Southeastern Louisiana University	D:Accounting (Any) C: L:Overview and Hands On	This presentation will give participants an overview of using Camtasia Studio 2. In addition, each participant will have an opportunity to take part in following an instructor lead hands-on demonstration of creating a video presentation of PC screen activity using the application.
Technology Panel Discussion Mr. Frank Smith Delgado Community College Ms. Laura Zammit Southeastern Louisiana University	D:Any C:Classroom Technololgy L:Any	Everything you always wanted to know about classroom technology, but were afraid to ask! You'll be given several opportunities throughout the day to submit questions regarding technology. Come to the panel discussion to hear the answers. Or just show up and ask your questions! Also, a demonstration of the most useful handheld devices and what's in our future!
Digital Video Production in Dance Dr. Martie Fellom Southeastern Louisiana University	D:Arts C:Multimedia L:Any	Production of the short and award-winning video entitled "An Act of Bravery". This session includes steps in the pre and post production process, concluding with a screening of the 7 minute 20 second video.
Compressed Video Ms. Angie Anderson Southeastern Louisiana University	D:History C:Distance Learning L:Any	During a live demonstration of Compressed Video the following topics will be discussed: how compressed video works, how teaching via compressed video enhances the classroom learning experience, and creative learning tools using the compressed video equipment.
Interactive Assessment Software in the Secondary and Post Secondary Classroom:Classroom Performance System Ms. Terry Toney Fontainebleau High School	D:Any C:Handhelds/Classroom Technology L:Any	The presenter will demonstrate the Classroom Performance System developed by eInstruction. The CPS system is a wireless assessment tool that can be used in all grade levels, and is useful in both secondary and postsecondary applications. Students have the opportunity to individually and anonymously test their knowledge with a hand held remote, while the instructor has immediate access to performance data both of an individual and of an entire classroom.
PowerPoint in the Classroom Ms. Hope Caime Instructional Technology Center	D:Any C:Classroom Technology L:Any

1. Use of PDAs in Nursing Clinicals 2. Teaching English Online: What Works and What Doesn't 3. PC Video Screen Recording with Camtasia

1. Use of PDAs in Nursing Clinicals
2. Teaching English Online: What Works and What Doesn't
3. PC Video Screen Recording with Camtasia