ACE Distance Education & Instructional Design SIG
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The Distance Education & Instructional Design Special Interest Group (DEID SIG) emphasizes teaching and learning situations involving distance education in a variety of media and tracks technology developments.
2007-2008
Professional Development
From: Rost, Bob [bob.rost@oregonstate.edu]
Sent: Fri 4/25/2008 2:52 PM
Subject: ACE DEID: Link to recorded version of April 22 ACE DEID SIG professional development web conference
Greetings all,
Here is a link to the recorded version of the April 22 ACE professional development web conference sponsored by the ACE DEID SIG and produced by the Iowa State University Extension Information Technology office.
http://connect.extension.iastate.edu/p64781731/
The topic is Best Practices For Distance Education and Online Learning: Two Perspectives, and the presenters are Ann Bugler, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Distance Education Program Coordinator, Iowa State University; and Lisa Ferris, Instructional Design and Elearning Specialist, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. A 30-minute presentation will be followed by a 15 minute Q & A session.
After viewing please respond to the evaluation survey we've prepared for this event. Follow this link to the survey:
https://surveys.bus.oregonstate.edu/BsgSurvey2_0/main.aspx?SurveyID=2494
The evaluation survey will be available through May 1.
Thanks,
Bob Rost, ACE DEID SIG Chair
Director for non-credit/workforce programs
Oregon State University Extended Campus
541-737-2807
bob.rost@oregonstate.edu
2006-2007
2007 Critique and Awards Winners
Educational Project, Credit
Gold -- Aaron Sotala, Ron Thomas, Mack Thetford, Sandy Wilson -- University of Florida -- PLS 3221/5222 Plant Propagation
Silver -- Sherry Jones, Traci A. Johnston, Katy Randall -- University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service -- Best Care Connected
Bronze -- none
Educational Project, Non-credit
Gold -- Melanie M. Jarrett -- ABG -- Quality Counts Texas Trail
Silver -- Cindy Eves-Thomas -- University of Maine Cooperative Extension -- Staying Safe in the Digital Age
Bronze -- Becky Koch -- North Dakota State University -- USDA's Roles in the National Response Plan Online Training Program
Outstanding Professional Skill Award -- Melanie Jarrett's Quality Counts Texas Trail
December 8, 2006, SIG Conference Call Notes
Webconferencing Discussion -- Juella Sparks, University of Alaska – Fairbanks, described E-Live, which is similar to Breeze, but voiceover IP one speaker at a time. Bob Rost, Oregon State, said they’ve purchased time on Iowa State’s Breeze, but may join Washington and Idaho for their own system. They just got Polycoms in each county office. Centra is an option several land-grants have. Becky Koch said North Dakota State is probably going to go with WebEx rather than open-source Skype with Festoon. Melanie Jarrett with ABG, Indianapolis, said they use Accenture and WebEx. Breeze uses either VOIP or telephones. Phones cost 19 cents per minute per site.
November 15, 2006, SIG Conference Call Notes
The call for proposals for breakout sessions at the June 15-19, 2007, ACE/NETC conference in Albuquerque will be announced soon. The ACE annual conference is our best opportunity to offer professional development sessions that DEID SIG members and other ACE members can learn and benefit from. Please help us brainstorm ideas for DEID sessions. If you have an idea for a session, please share it. Other DEID SIG members may be able to contribute to what you are planning. The DEID SIG leadership will share all feedback and ideas we receive via the DEID SIG e-mail list. Please respond by Nov. 30 to SIG Vice Chair Bob Rost at bob.rost@oregonstate.edu.
Critique and Awards entries must arrive at ACE headquarters by Jan. 26, 2007. Last year only three entries competed in the DEID categories. Let's have more this year!
The judge for the DEID categories is Margaret (Peggy) Hines. Hines graduated from Morehead (Kentucky) State University with a master’s degree in Communications/Electronic Media in 1996. At MSU she worked with the Office of Distance Learning and with Education faculty to develop foundational knowledge in educational theory, teaching strategies and teaching with technology.
Since 1996 Hines has collaborated with a range of institutions--nationally and internationally--in developing distance learning courses and programs and technology-enhanced communications systems.
In 1998 Hines joined the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University as the developer of the university’s first online degree program.In addition to assisting faculty in developing the curriculum for the new program and helping them learn to teach in the new environment, Hines established the policies and procedures for the program, and nurtured and facilitated a community of practice for the faculty teaching in the program and a learning community for the distance-learning students.
Hines also has been called on as a consultant by educational institutions, governmental agencies, international partners, non-governmental agencies and businesses to provide technical expertise and instructional design services.
Resources
Please add links to any useful resources you'd like to share with other DEID SIG members.
Communication
- Contact DEID SIG Members via the e-mail list
- Get in touch with ACE Headquarters
Upcoming and Past Conferences of Interest
- NETC 2008: In the Pines, Raleigh, North Carolina (April 27 - May 1, 2008)
- ACE 2008 Traverse City, Michigan (June 10-14, 2008)
- ACE/NETC 2007: Albuquerque, New Mexico, (June 14-19)
- NETC 2006: Enhancing Teamwork with Technology, Gainsville, Florida (May 8-11)
- ACE 2006: Excellence in Communications, Quebec City, Quebec (June 2-6)
- ACE/NETC 2005: Ideas and Missions, San Antonio, Texas, (May 31 - June 4)
- NETC 2004: Tippecano and Technology Too, Purdue, (Sept 26-29, 2004)
- ACE/NETC 2003: KC2003, Kansas City, Kansas (June 14-18)
- NETC 2002: Innovation through Cooperation, Penn State (May 18-22)
- ACE 2002: Portholes to Promise, Savannah, Georgia (August 17-21)
- ACE/NETC 2001: Bridging the World's Borders(July 28-August 1)
- NETC 2000: Fast Chips and Hot Salsa (May 21-24)
The SIG Leadership
Chair: Bob Rost, Oregon State University
Vice Chair: Ann Bugler, Iowa State University
Vice Chair-Elect open
Past SIG Chairs:
- 2006-07 -- Becky Koch, North Dakota State University
- 2005-06 -- Mike Atwell, Purdue University
- 2004-05 -- Ron Thomas, University of Florida
- 2003-04 -- Brad Paleg, University of Maryland
- 2002-03 -- Bob Rost, Oregon State University
- 2001-02 -- Randy Spears, Purdue University
- 2000-01 -- Ken Kulka, Ohio State University
- 1999-00 -- Erik Anderson, University of Idaho
ACE DEID SIG Award Winners
The Award of Excellence recognizes ACE members who have demonstrated outstanding work in the SIG area as well as leadership and involvement in ACE. Recipients may be either a current or past member of the SIG. Nominations are made by anyone in ACE; self nominations are also accepted (source: ACE SIG Chair Handbook 1997-98).
Award of Excellence Winners
- 2007 - Barbara Chamberlin, New Mexico State University
- 2006 - none awarded
- 2005 - Beth Raney, Penn State
- 2004 - Ken Kulka, The Ohio State University
- 2003 - Eric Anderson, University of Idaho
- 2002 - Ricky Telg, University of Florida
- 2001 - Ron Thomas, University of Florida
- 2000 - Karen Berke, University of California
- 1999 - Kim Ragland, University of Kentucky
- 1998 - Cheryl Bielema, University of Maryland
- 1997 - Al Powell, Texas A&M University
- 1996 - Allan Schmidt, Iowa State University
- 1995 - Jim Randall, University of Nebraska
- 1994 - Janet Poley, University of Nebraska
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