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Subject:

7th Durham Blackboard Conference 14 and 15 December

From:

Malcolm Murray <[log in to unmask]>

Reply-To:

Blackboard/Courseinfo userslist <[log in to unmask]>

Date:

Tue, 24 Oct 2006 17:08:44 +0100

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Dear all,

I am delighted to invite you to the Seventh Durham Blackboard Users'
Conference in Durham (UK), to be held at the end of this year. Please 
accept my apologies if you get this more than once!

This is a long-standing User conference run by and for the user community, 
which predates and compliments the formal Blackboard events.  Full details 
of the conference and registration tools are available on the "Conference" 
tab of our server:
https://duo.dur.ac.uk/webapps/portal/frameset.jsp?tab_id=_152_1

The theme for 2006 is "the Power of 2" and the programme will be a mix of 
keynote speakers, panel discussions, talks with Blackboard and themed 
strands. One of the "powers of 2" we want to consider is "Web 2.0". What 
impact will it have on learning environments? Are there opportunities for 
them to become more learner-focused, more customisable and more 
collaborative? How could technologies such as tagging and clouds be used to 
promote learning? What impact will initiatives such as the creative 
commons, and collective intelligence (e.g. wikis) have on our approaches? 
Are the opportunities technical or pedagogical? Are Ajax and Flash the 
answer to Blackboard's interface or just something that your Granny may 
have used to clean her sink? 

Another "two" is (are) the user communities - after the merger of 
Blackboard and WebCT, what can we learn from each other? Yet another is HE 
and FE - we want applications from both communities. There are many 
other "two"s - see the website for more details...

This year we are leaving the "delights" of the Elvet Riverside site and 
holding the conference at the University's Business School. Returning 
delegates should find the facilities much improved. It will run over two 
days, with registration (and coffee) available from 9.00 am on Thursday the 
14th and lunches on-site. There is a conference dinner in one of Durham's 
historic colleges on Thursday night.

For those hoping to plan travel early, the programme will commence 
officially at the more civilised hour of 10.00 am on Thursday. The second 
day's formal proceedings should draw to a close around 4.30 pm on Friday 
the 15th.

Accomodation is available in Durham's Colleges or in one of the nearby 
hotels. The full conference fee is £125.00 for both days (including lunches 
and the dinner). Full details are available from the registration module on 
our server.  

We will consider anything, but particularly encourage submissions related 
to the "power of two":
    * reflection
    * collaboration
    * extension (e.g. building blocks)
    * personalisation

We will have an interactive voting system available for speakers to use if 
they want, so bear this in mind in your planning! Paper/workshop/discussion 
proposals can be sent electronically - each will be peer reviewed. The 
deadline for submission of proposals (title and abstract) is Friday the 
10th of November. Accepted papers will receive a discounted delegate rate. 

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us via this 
email address: [log in to unmask]

I hope to see you there :-)

Cheers,

Malcolm.

--
Dr Malcolm Murray

Learning Technologies Team Leader
IT Service
Durham University

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