2006 Ready2Net Programs: Program 1: "The Future of eLearning" Program 2: "The Mobile User"
	Program 1: "The Future of eLearning" Broadcast Date: Wednesday, March1, 2006 "The Future of eLearning" broadcast focused on the great aspirations for technology and eLearning over the past three decades, examined model implementations of information technology and eLearning programs, and discussed the challenges of moving effective eLearning from unique to ubiquitous. View the archived Webcast of this program Host:       Casey Green Founding Director, The Campus Computing Project             Speakers:     David J. Ernst CIO, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Information Technology Services, California State University Gilbert Gonzales CIO, California State University, Monterey Bay Phillip Long Senior Strategist for Academic Technology and Director of Learning Outreach for MIT Susan Metros Deputy CIO & Executive Director for eLearning at The Ohio State University Susan Patrick President & Chief Executive Officer of the North American Council for Online Learning (NACOL) Mathew Pittinsky Chairman of the Board of Directors, Blackboard, Inc. Ruth Sabean Assistant Vice Provost for Educational Technology, Director of Educational Technology, UCLA Craig Swenson Provost, University of Phoenix Dr. John Welty CSU, Fresno President Is New Chairman of the Board at American Humanics     Back to Top
	Program 2: "The Mobile User" Broadcast Date: Thursday June 1, 2006 Our three-part Ready2Net program focused on current initiatives and examined the consequences of The Mobile User, Mobility and Community, and Mobility and Public Policy. What are the implications of mobility for public and private organizations, especially when the definition of mobility is expansive: mobile networks, mobile content, and mobile clientele? What are the attributes of “successful” eLearning or mobile workplace initiatives across education, county, and municipal sectors? Why are these successful? What makes them effective? Do local and state officials understand the impact and implications of mobility? Are the wireless broadband initiatives (e.g., WiFi) underway in San Francisco, Cleveland, Tempe, Monterey and elsewhere viewed as “endearing” or compelling? Should municipal or educational organizations compete with private network providers? Broadcast & Webcast Live from: The Wireless Community & Mobile User Conference in Monterey, CA View the archived Webcast of this program Host:       Casey Green Founding Director, The Campus Computing Project             Speakers:     Leslie Buckalew U.S. Education Industry Manager, Cisco Systems   Alan Friedman CIO, CA Department of Parks & Recreation Lev S. Gonick Vice President, Information Technology Services, CIO, Case Western Reserve University Gilbert Gonzales CIO, California State University, Monterey Bay Arlene Krebs Director, Wireless Education & Technology Center, CSUMB Diane Cordero de Noriega Interim President, CSUMB Viji Murali Vice President for Information Technology and CIO, Western Michigan University Nicole Ozer Civil Liberties and Technology Policy Director, ACLU of Northern California Chris Sacca Head of Special Initiatives, Google Victoria Szabo Academic Technology Manager, Stanford University Rupert C. Young Director, Business Development AT&T     Back to Top

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