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Glendale Community College hosted WebDev 2001 & Technology Dialogue Day on November 9, 2001. See the Introduction for an explanation of the theme of this year's event. But as with WebDev 2000, the live event was only part of the process! All visitors to this web site are invited to peruse its contents to discover and build upon new learning resources for web development.

Contents

• Introduction: What is WebDev 2001 & Technology Dialogue Day?
  • Agenda of the Live Event
  • Planning & Setup Team
  • Expectations of the Participants

• Welcome From the Top Links
  • Remaining the Strongest Link, Part I
    Dr. Anna Solley, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs & Student Development
  • Remaining the Strongest Link, Part II
    Mr. Ron Bleed, Vice Chancellor for Information Technologies
  • Words from the Chancellor
    Dr. Fred Gaskin, Chancellor

• The Strongest Link: Engagement Through Dialogue
  • Introducing The Strongest Link
    Mrs. Karen Schwalm, Director of the GCC Innovation Center
  • Round One | Round Two | Round Three
    Readers can play along and contribute to polled answers and discussions!
  • Feedback
    Mr. Ron Bleed, Vice Chancellor for Information Technologies

• In the Loop: Sharing Innovations in Scheduled Sessions
  • Web-based Library and Information Literacy Tutorial and Video
  • Transforming the Teaching of Writing from the Paper Page to the Web Page
  • WebScribe: Shared Authoring of an Automated Web Site
  • On-line Coursework with Macromedia Flash
  • Live with Librarians Online
  • Making Instructional Videos for Use in the Class
  • Maricopa Form Wizard
  • Web Forms: The New Necessity
  • E-Business Development Center: Students & Businesses Working Together
  • Respondus and Blackboard: Putting Math and Science on the Web
  • Server Side Includes and Templates Make Web Pages Easier
  • Portfolios for the Digital Age

• Chain Reactions: Sharing Innovations in Poster Session Format
  The links below refer to information provided in advance by the presenters and published on the MCLI Dialogue Days web site. More current information about these important topics will be published in upcoming revisions of this web site.
  • Academic & Non-Academic Service Oriented Websites: a Collaborative Comparison
  • Advisement Process Tracking System
  • Exploring Multimedia Utilization for Teaching and Learning
  • KJZZ/KBAQ Online Editor
  • Maricopa Learning eXchange (MLX)
  • MyMCC Portal
  • Non-Academic Service Oriented Web Sites: From Virtual's Good To Reality's Bad & Ugly
  • Students Respond: Internet Courses Have Mixed Reviews
  • Web Accessibility and the Disabled
  • Web-based Holistic Scoring Strategies
  • WebScribe: Supporting Automated Web Sites

• Closing the Loop
  • Active Message Board
    Published on the District MCLI Dialogue Days web site -- responses still welcome!
  • Summary of Participants' On-line Evaluations
  • Summary of Participants' Written Evaluations
    Published on the District MCLI Dialogue Days web site