From Cyberspace to Web 2.0: 6 Years of Webcasting the Campus Technology Conference
The CIO of Harvard Business School takes the stage at Campus Technology 2010 last week in Boston, MA.
It’s hard to believe but it’s true: last week marked more than five years capturing key sessions at Campus Technology’s annual conference via Mediasite by Sonic Foundry.
A ton has changed in the world of educational technology in the last 5 years (smart classroom doesn’t even show up in Google’s world until 2008) and the Campus Technology agendas in the Mediasite catalogs testify to the massive shift.
We’ve moved from cyberspace to Web 2.0. From collaborative learning to social networking. From smart classroom to technology-enabled learning spaces, datacenter to cloud, digital to virtual. Cell phone programs are now mobile learning, coursecasting now lecture capture, and last but not least – from next gen to 21st century and back again.
The constants? Innovation, leadership, flexibility, student assessment and effectiveness.
For your browsing pleasure, a walk down Campus Technology Conference lane:
- Campus Technology 2005: (the conference was actually called Syllabus back then)
- Campus Technology 2006: (anyone remember the theme this year?)
- Campus Technology 2007: Roadmap to IT Leadership
- Campus Technology 2008: Welcome to Next-Gen.Edu | archived Campus Technology conference site
- Campus Technology 2009: Mastering Digital Worlds | archived Campus Technology conference site
- Campus Technology 2010: Advancing Higher Education Through Technology | archived Campus Technology conference site
Campus Technology 2011 is July 25-28, 2011 again at the Seaport World Trade Center in Boston. The crew at Sonic Foundry – and the Mediasite system – will see you there!
P.S. You’ll note the Mediasite Player has changed definitely with the times too. Perhaps the biggest difference? Embeddable players, like the one below.
