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CIT Summer Forum 2003
Over 70 UCSF faculty, staff, and students attended the Center for Instructional Technology's CIT Summer Forum on Technology in Teaching: Sharing Strategies & Building Skills on Wednesday, July 16, 2003, from 9am to 4pm, on the Parnassus campus. Presentations given at the CIT Summer Forum are now available as streaming Real Media files below. You will need the free RealPlayer to view these presentations.
The forum began with a welcome from Karen Butter, University Librarian, and an introduction to the day's events by Gail Persily, Associate Director, Center for Instructional Technology.
Sebastian H.J. Uijtdehaage, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine, David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA; Co-director, Health Education Assets Library The first presentation was given by Sebastian H.J. Uijtdehaage, Ph.D., of the Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. Dr. Uijtdehaage is a nationally recognized expert in the use of digital multimedia in health education. He described the Health Education Assets Library (HEAL), an exciting collaborative project created to provide free, high-quality teaching materials over the Internet. You can find out more about HEAL at http://www.healcentral.org/.  Download slides
Laine Farley, M.L.S. Director, Digital Library Services, California Digital Library Laine Farley from the California Digital Library (CDL) gave a short presentation and demonstration of the Luna Insight image management system. The University of California, through the CDL, has licensed Luna Insight to deliver several images databases for the fine art and museum community within UC. As was said during the presentation, it would not be difficult to imagine using Luna Insight (or a similar system) to deliver high-quality health sciences images for use in health sciences education. Luna Insight and the databases available through it are freely available to all UC faculty, staff and students. You can use the following link to access the web version and/or to download the Windows or Macintosh client. It is a link to a web page that describes the AMICO Library, one of the image collections now available through Luna Insight. http://www.cdlib.org/hlp/directory/amico.html http://www.lunaimaging.com/ Again, please keep in mind that, at the present time, there are no health sciences image collections available through the Luna Insight system. We hope the presentation at the CIT Summer Forum sparked your interest and curiosity about what might be possible in the future with image management and presentation systems like this for health sciences education.
Panel Participants: Janice Humphreys, Associate Professor, School of Nursing; Sheppard Levine, Associate Clinical Professor, School of Dentistry; Adam Lloyd, Assistant Clinical Professor, School of Dentistry; Kenneth Lem, Lecturer, School of Pharmacy; Moderator: Gail Persily Next, Gail Persily moderated a panel discussion -- Real World Experiences in the Online Learning Environment -- on faculty experiences using many varieties of instructional technology, including WebCT; UCSF faculty discussed what they have learned about implementing these technologies in their courses. Panel participants were: Janice Humphreys, Associate Professor, School of Nursing; Sheppard Levine, Associate Clinical Professor, School of Dentistry; Adam Lloyd, Assistant Clinical Professor, School of Dentistry; Kenneth Lem, Lecturer, School of Pharmacy. At the conclusion of the morning session, there was a lunchtime reception in the Library's Lange Room. In the afternoon, three concurrent sessions were held that cover practical skills and tools for the online learning environment.
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