WINTER 2010 ICT EDUCATOR CONFERENCESan Francisco, California

Thursday, January 7th, 2009This event is funded in part by the National Science Foundation

Grant DUE 0302548 & Grant DUE 0802284

WINTER 2010 ICT EDUCATOR CONFERENCESan Francisco, California

Thursday, January 7th, 2009This event is funded in part by the National Science Foundation

Grant DUE 0302548 & Grant DUE 0802284

ICT

Students

Workers

Businesses

Citizens

What is ICT?

An umbrella term, widely used outside the U.S. and in the United Nations, to encompass all rapidly emerging, evolving & converging:

– computer, – software, – networking, – telecommunications, – Internet, – programming and – information systems technologies.

United Nations

The United Nations, for example, uses ICT in its:

• Global Alliance for ICT and Development, a global forum and platform for policy development,

• Information & Communications Technologies Task Force and

• UNESCO.

European Union

The European Union uses the term ICT, for example:

– in its ICT Task Force, which conducts research and develops policy recommendations, and

– at CORDIS, for strategic R&D.

EU foreign aid efforts focus on ICT in Latin America and Africa, China, Southeast Asia, and the rest of the world.

Australia

ICT is used in Australia, for example, by

– the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), its national science agency and one of the largest and most diverse research agencies in the world.

Others

• Also using the ICT term are – New Zealand, – much of Africa, – Canada, – the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) – and the World Bank.

• The term ICT is emerging as global standard terminology.

ICT

ICT is a super-set term.

It does not replace any sub-set terms

Information and Communications Technologies

ICT EMPLOYMENT

Traditional ICT Related Industries

Other Industries

• ICT is currently rarely used or recognized in the U.S.

• The Mid-Pacific ICT

Center and the National ICT Center have adopted the term and are championing its use as a global standard in the U.S.

• In a global knowledge

economy, dependent on ICT, we should have a common framework.

• NSF Advanced Technological Education Centers and Projects

• Funded to Improve Strategic Efforts to Improve Technician or Applied Technology Education and Workforce Development

www.atecenters.org

Presentations from Industry on Presentations or Events Presentations from ICT Educators California Hands-On or Interactive

ICT Educational Resources For Everyoneon Quality ICT Educational Practices

Downtown Campus Room 817?ICT Educator Resources Experiences

8:00 - 8:45

CCSF Downtown Campus, Room 821 CCSF Downtown Campus, Room 818 CCSF Downtown Campus, Room 817 CCSF Downtown Campus, Room 819CCSF Downtown Campus, Room 822

or * 5th Floor Computer Lab

CompTIA 2010 Updates and Changes MEI Takes Aim at New Media Micro-Blogging and Twitter 101Scenario Based Learning in

Technical Courses*Enhancing Classroom Teaching and

Learning with CCCConfer (Elluminate)

Alan RowlandBusiness Development Manager

CompTIA

Steve WrightState Director

Multimedia & Entertainment Initiative

Gordon SnyderFaculty and Executive Director

National ICT CenterSpringfield Technical Community College

Cathy HouseProfessor

Truckee Meadows Community College

Michael McKeeverInstructor

Santa Rosa Junior College

EMC Academic Alliance: Bridging the Information Storage Knowledge Gap

Securing Grants for Community College Initiatives

The iPhone SDK in the Classroom Measuring Up with NVITE * How Will Virtualization Reduce Cost

Kim YohannanAcademic Alliance Manager

Dr. Timur MirzoevEMC

Laura QaissauneeGrants Director

Brookdale Community College

Cheryl Dettrick, Owner/Consultant, Resource Development Services, San Luis Obispo, CA

Gabby SnyderMike Qaissaunee

Faculty, Brookdate Community CollegeCo-PI, ICT Center

Warren HiokiDave RiskeBill Doherty

NVITE

Elizar MartinezIT Faculty

El Centro College

12:30-1:20

Virtualization: What It Is All About And Advantages To Education

Introducting Digital Home Technology Integration Into Your Curriculum

Finding ICT Open Textbooks that Meet Accessibility Requirements

ePortfolios and ICT Competency Assessment *Computer Forensics in 45 Minutes

David NelsonVmware IT Academy Manager

William SaichekProfessor

Orange Coast College

Una DaileyAssistant Director, Community College Open

Textbook CollaborativeFoothill College

Kathleen Willbanks California Virtual Campus, Butte College

Mark SpencerPresident, Arsenal Consulting

Adjunct Professor, Computer ForensicsBunker Hill Community College in Boston

Cloud Computing on Windows Azure SIGITE Two-Year Model Curriculum Death to the Console. Long Live the GUI

(intro to C# using GUIs)Tools for Change: Using Data and the JSPAC to Create

Lasting ChangeVirtual Networks for Technician

Education – Doing More With Less

Kenny SpadeMicrosoft Academic Developer Evangelist

Deborah BoisvertDirectorBATEC

University of Massachusetts, Boston

Jeff WallaceProfessor

Truckee Meadows Community College

Elizabeth WallnerCalifornia Joint Special Populations

Advisory Committee (JSPAC)

Bela ErdelyiMike Qaissaunee

FacultyBrookdale Community College

Cisco Networking Academy Impact on US Community Colleges

The Web 2.0 SpringboardUsing Lab Application Server to Teach

Networking Applications CSIT@CSUMB *Keeping Students Engaged

John BjerkeWestern Area Manager

Cisco Networking Academy

Judy FightmasterProfessor

College of Southern Nevada

Angel CardenasProfessor

Santa Barbara City College/ CREATE

Sathya NarayananAssistant Professor

California State University, Monterey Bay

Sandy JonesComputer Science Instructor

Los Medanos College

Introduction to Programming Through"Outside the Box" - A Sustainable 2+2

ICT Pathway ProgramGetting Smart About Smart Energy

CompTechS: Computer Refurbishing and Reuse Translate to Student Success

*IBM DB2 Fundamentals &

Kenny SpadeMicrosoft Academic Developer Evangelist

Richard GrotegutComputers, Networks, and Emerging Technology

Deptment HeadOhlone College

Robert CormiaAssociate Professor

Foothill College

Catherine AyersSusan Malmgren

CompTechS NSF GrantDeAnza College

Glen Mules Sr Instructor / Principal Consultant

IBM

5:30-7:00

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8:45-9:15

Welcome, Introductions and Orientation

Alice Murillo, Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs, City College of San FranciscoJames Jones (Mid-Pacific ICT Center)

Microsoft Presentation Room, 835 Market Street, 7th Floor

9:15-10:10

Keynote: Staying Relevant: Taking Advantage of Cloud Computing, Games and Competitions

Kenny Spade and Sam Stokes, MicrosoftMicrosoft Presentation Room, 835 Market Street, 7th Floor

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10:30-11:20

11:30 - 12:20

Hosted Lunch

1:30-2:20

2:30-3:20

3:30-4:20

4:30-5:20

Reception (Drinks and Snacks) The Educated Palate

CCSF Downtown Campus, 1st Floor

CONNECT

CONNECT

EVALUATION