Conference Schedule

Wednesday, November 18, 2009
1:00pm-5:00pm	On Site Registration
1:00pm-5:00pm	Exhibitor Set up
2:00pm-3:00pm	General Session I
Introduction Sheri Prupis Video of this Session Relevance of Education IT in the Era of Consumerism Rod Gode, Microsoft Corporation
3:00pm-5:30pm	NJVid Board Meeting (by invitation only) Click here to Register
3:00pm-5:30pm	CIO Forum (by invitation only)
3:30pm-5:30pm	Breakout Session I
Desktop HPC with Nvidia/CUDA Dr. Ming Ouyang, University of Louisville Jinging in the Virtual Classroom Bob McGovern, Brookdale Community College Social Media for Instructors John Kuiphoff, The College of New Jersey Progression Standards for Information Literacy Nancy Weiner, William Paterson University Jacqui DaCosta, The College of New Jersey Amy Clark, Brookdale Community College Finally: Making video conferencing work for higher education David Moss, Tandberg
6:00pm–9:00pm	Sponsored by: CIO dinner (by invitation only)
CIO Dinner Speaker: ECAR Study of Undergraduate Students and Information Technology Judy Borreson Caruso, ECAR fellow and is Director of Policy and Planning at the University of Wisconsin–
6:00pm–8:00pm	Attendee Dinner
7:30pm-11:00pm	Opening Reception, Game Night (wear college sweatshirt)
Thursday, November 19, 2009
7:00am-6:00pm	On Site Registration
7:00am-8:30am	Breakfast (for Wednesday night guests only)
8:30am-10:00am	General Session II
Welcome Remarks Sheri Prupis George Laskaris Keynote Speaker: Ten years of Software Collaboration, What have we Wrought? Ira H. Fuchs, Vice President for Research in Information Technology, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
10:00am-6:00pm	Vendor Exhibits (Door Prizes)
10:30am-11:30am	Breakout Session II
Making the Connection: High Performance Computing (HPC) and the Frontiers of Research and Education Dr. Leslie Michelson, UMDNJ Hassan Jafri, UMDNJ Slides from Presentation The Ripple Effect: Faculty Redesign Through Course Redesign Ken Ronkowitz, Passaic County Community College Embracing the Cloud - New Approaches for Campus IT Services David Ullman, New Jersey Institute of Technology Blake Haggerty, New Jersey Institute of Technology Helping students understand difficult concepts: Incorporating Second Life into hybrid courses Edina Renfro-Michel, Montclair State University AJ Kelton, Montclair State University A K12-Higher Education partnership: The Sakai Collaborative Learning System Gayle Stein, Rutgers University Thomas Kane, Rutgers University Creating Viable, Online Student Technology Training in a Small, Liberal Arts Setting Krista White, Drew University Cisco’s Vision on Leveraging Technology for 21st Century Learning Initiatives CISCO
11:45am-12:45pm	Breakout Session III
Open Science Grid: A Novel Approach to High Performance Computing Gedaliah Wolosh, NJIT Mobile Environmental Studies Mary Zedeck, Seton Hall University Michael Taylor, Seton Hall University Princeton’s Process Improvement Facilitation Service Salvador Rosario, Princeton University Collaborative Assessment: Getting Help at All Levels Elizabeth Nesius, Passaic County Community College Video from Presentation Using Videoconferencing and Web 2.0 to promote Global Learning and Citizenship Matthew Conforth, Passaic Valley Regional High School & Gregg Festa, Montclair State University Kathy Menake, Passaic Valley Regional High School & Gregg Festa, Montclair State University Physical Security Solutions Bill Pappas, Transnet
12:45pm-2:00pm	Sponsored by: Lunch
12:45pm-2:00pm	Posters
Sakai for K12 Gayle Stein, Rutgers University Marketing Electronic Resources to your Users Steven Shapiro, Montclair State University IT as a Value Added Component of Teaching and Learning: Excerpts from a Path Analysis Martin Sandler, Seton Hall University Communication and Collaboration Skills in Cyberspace Sandra Bostwick, County College of Morris
12:45pm-2:00pm	Vendor Exhibits (Door Prizes)
2:00pm-3:30pm	General Session III
Video of this Session NJEDge.Net Recognition Award Slides from Presentation Student Engagement: — Quality Assessment and Improvement Agenda Alex McCormick, Director of the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE)
3:30pm-4:15pm	Vendor Exhibits (with food surprises)
4:15pm-4:45pm	NJVid report and presentationSandra Miller, Grace Agnew
4:45pm-5:30pm	NJEDge.Net update: Building a networked community through collaboration, gigabyte to terabyte. George Laskaris, CEO & President of NJEDge.Net.
5:30pm-6:30pm	Sponsored by: Reception
6:15pm-7:45pm	Dinner
7:30pm-10:00pm	Dance Social with cash bar
Friday, November 20, 2009
7:00am-3:00pm	On Site Registration
7:30am-8:30am	Breakfast (for Thursday night guests only)
8:00am-2:00pm	Vendor Exhibits
8:15 – 9:10am	Breakout Session IV
Powerpoint Presentation Dynamic Data Visualization Wei-hong (Chamont) Wang, The College of New Jersey Kati Lentz, The College of New Jersey Michele Meisne, The College of New Jersey Sun Linux Cluster, a Case Study Joe Lizzi, Rutgers University Virtually Present: Completely Online Faculty Training and Support MJ Clerkin, Berkeley College Michael Samman, Berkeley College The 3 C’s for Success: Communication, Collaboration and Cooperation Patricia Fenn, Ocean County Community College Ideas and Trends Initiative – Enabling Leaders To Identify And Understand The Impact Of Emerging Ideas And Trends John Shannon, Seton Hall University Michael M. Reuter, Seton Hall University Riad Twal, Seton Hall University Powerpoint Presentation The “new” approach to Project Management at UMDNJ Joseph Konopka, Director, UMDNJ IPTV Solutions for NJ Edge Brian Benz, CEO, Campus Televideo
9:20am – 10:15am	Breakout Session V
Powerpoint Presentation Case studies, Linux Clusters Kevin Walsh, NJIT James Tay, Cancer Institute of New Jersey Powerpoint Presentation The Cloud Computing Challenge: Google an Alternative to Microsoft Applications Patricia Kahn, Brookdale Community College Michael Qaissaunee, Brookdale Community College Powerpoint Presentation Classroom Capture-NJIT’s Use with Camtasia Relay Bill Duelly, New Jersey Institute of Technology Keith Williams, New Jersey Institute of Technology Joe Bonchi, New Jersey Institute of Technology Augmented Reality in the Classroom Craig Kapp, The College of New Jersey Network Access Control at The College Of New Jersey Alan Bowen, The College of New Jersey Benefits of Virtualizing Your Server Environment Victor Falconieri, Promedia
10:30am – 11:15am	General Session IV
Internet2 Gregg Palmer, Executive Director, MAGPI
11:15am – 12:00pm	Vendor Exhibit
12:00pm-12:55pm	Breakout Session VI
Powerpoint Presentation Compilers, Performance and Application of an HPC Tool John Kerrigan, Cancer Institute of New Jersey James Tay, Cancer Institute of New Jersey Powerpoint Presentation Network Management System Wujun Li, New Jersey Institute of Technology Using Web 2.0 Technology To Teach Students about their Digital World Lynn Braender, The College of New Jersey Craig Kapp, The College of New Jersey Jeddel Years, The College of New Jersey Community and Collaboration: Web 2.0 and Prosumerism A. J. Kelton, Montclair State University Presentations: Powerpoint 1 Powerpoint 2 League Session: Access Station Programming Sources and Emerging Video Technologies Lee Kobus, Ocean County College Bob Gerdes, Rutgers University Tom Lancaster, Passaic County College Planning and Integrating Physical Security with the Network Infrastructure Bruce Klein, Rowan University Broadview Networks New Access Plan – Cost savings and diversity Robert Marschall, Broadview Networks
12:30pm-1:30pm	Trustees Meeting
12:55pm-1:45pm	Sponsored by: Lunch
12:55pm-1:45pm	Posters
ePortfolios at Rutgers Gayle Stein, Rutgers University Commercial Video Delivery using NJVid and Open Access technologies Isaiah Beard, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey Integrating Information Literacy into the College Curriculum Allison Kellish, Union County College Cool Tools for 21st Century Teaching and Learning Stephanie Fells, Berkeley College E-Technology, E-Pedagogy and E-Quality: Best Practices in Datatel/CE8-based Science Courses Felix F. Rizvanov, Ph.D.
12:55pm-1:45pm	Vendor Exhibits (Door Prizes)
1:45pm-3:00pm	General Session V
MP3 of the Session Plenary Speakers: Tech Therapy Interactive Presentation Warren Aborgast, Boulder Management Group, LLC Scott Carlson, senior reporter, The Chronicle of Higher Education

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Introduction

Relevance of Education IT in the Era of Consumerism

Desktop HPC with Nvidia/CUDA

Jinging in the Virtual Classroom

Social Media for Instructors

Progression Standards for Information Literacy

Finally: Making video conferencing work for higher education

CIO Dinner Speaker: ECAR Study of Undergraduate Students and Information Technology

Welcome Remarks

Keynote Speaker: Ten years of Software Collaboration, What have we Wrought?

Making the Connection: High Performance Computing (HPC) and the Frontiers of Research and Education

The Ripple Effect: Faculty Redesign Through Course Redesign

Embracing the Cloud - New Approaches for Campus IT Services

Helping students understand difficult concepts: Incorporating Second Life into hybrid courses

A K12-Higher Education partnership: The Sakai Collaborative Learning System

Creating Viable, Online Student Technology Training in a Small, Liberal Arts Setting

Cisco’s Vision on Leveraging Technology for 21st Century Learning Initiatives

Open Science Grid: A Novel Approach to High Performance Computing

Mobile Environmental Studies

Princeton’s Process Improvement Facilitation Service

Collaborative Assessment: Getting Help at All Levels

Using Videoconferencing and Web 2.0 to promote Global Learning and Citizenship

Physical Security Solutions

Sakai for K12

Marketing Electronic Resources to your Users

IT as a Value Added Component of Teaching and Learning: Excerpts from a Path Analysis

Communication and Collaboration Skills in Cyberspace

NJEDge.Net Recognition Award

Student Engagement: — Quality Assessment and Improvement Agenda

Dynamic Data Visualization

Sun Linux Cluster, a Case Study

Virtually Present: Completely Online Faculty Training and Support

The 3 C’s for Success: Communication, Collaboration and Cooperation

Ideas and Trends Initiative – Enabling Leaders To Identify And Understand The Impact Of Emerging Ideas And Trends

The “new” approach to Project Management at UMDNJ

IPTV Solutions for NJ Edge

Case studies, Linux Clusters

The Cloud Computing Challenge: Google an Alternative to Microsoft Applications

Classroom Capture-NJIT’s Use with Camtasia Relay

Augmented Reality in the Classroom

Network Access Control at The College Of New Jersey

Benefits of Virtualizing Your Server Environment

Internet2

Compilers, Performance and Application of an HPC Tool

Network Management System

Using Web 2.0 Technology To Teach Students about their Digital World

Community and Collaboration: Web 2.0 and Prosumerism

League Session: Access Station Programming Sources and Emerging Video Technologies

Planning and Integrating Physical Security with the Network Infrastructure

Broadview Networks New Access Plan – Cost savings and diversity

ePortfolios at Rutgers

Commercial Video Delivery using NJVid and Open Access technologies

Integrating Information Literacy into the College Curriculum

Cool Tools for 21st Century Teaching and Learning

E-Technology, E-Pedagogy and E-Quality: Best Practices in Datatel/CE8-based Science Courses