Learning, Libraries & Techonology Conference 2009

December 17, 2008

One of Ohio’s more famous conferences involved in higher education is coming soon.  The University System of Ohio’s Libraries, Learning & Technology 2009 Conference will be the tenth anniversary of Ohio’s premier higher conference, previously known as the Ohio Digital Commons for Education Conference.  This year’s conference will deliver an excellent forum for professional development and networking opportunities, with a focus on:

  • Teaching and Learning in the 21stCentury
  • Student Success
  • Ohio Is Moving Forward
  • Transforming Technologies
  • P-20 Education

The conference will also include keynote speakers, vendor exhibits, technology demonstrations at Innovation Island, and more.

The conference will be held March 1-3, 2009.  Fees for the conference have been reduced.

Two-day registration:
$195 ($95 for students)
One-day registration:
$95 ($55 for students)

Registration Includes:

  • Keynote sessions
  • Concurrent sessions
  • Innovation Island (Monday only)
  • Lunch
  • Continental breakfast
  • Reception with hors d’oeuvres (Monday evening)
  • Conference tote bag and program
  • Free wireless access in the conference area
  • Computer access in the Cyber Café
  • Free parking at the Hilton Columbus

Please see the conference’s website for more information or registration:

http://www.oln.org/conferences/LLT2009/LLT2009.php

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