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Vol 9, Issue 1
January 21, 2008

Dr. Mark Milliron will share his eLearning vision at CiTE 2008

Dr. Mark Milliron
Dr. Mark Milliron

The CiTE team is very excited to welcome Dr. Mark Milliron, an influential education consultant, as one of this year’s keynote speakers. Dr. Milliron will deliver his address Thursday morning at CiTE 2008 “Scaling the Heights of eLearning” in Denver, March 26 – 28.  

Dr. Milliron is an award-winning education leader, author, speaker and consultant known for exploring leadership development, future trends, learning strategies and the human side of technology change. Dr. Milliron works with K-12 schools, community colleges, universities, corporations, associations and government agencies around the world.

Let’s talk about retention and the next generation of learning

Dr. Milliron’s presentation will examine the increasing complexity of modern education within the mix of millennials, gen-X’ers and baby boomers teaching and learning together. In addition, Dr. Milliron will discuss how blended learning, mobile devices, gaming, high-impact presentation technologies and analytics are bringing new twists to the learning environment.

Dr. Milliron asks:  What else is ahead? How do we attract and retain students in today’s changing educational climate? How do we leverage next generation engagement to improve retention? Dr. Milliron will demonstrate the shape of learning on the road ahead.

CiTE agenda highlights innovations in eLearning

The agenda for the CiTE 2008 eCollege Users Conference is now available. Click here to find a complete list of Breakout Session titles, times and speakers for the March 26 – 28 conference.

This year’s sessions will focus on the innovations and challenges for eLearning instructors, administrators and institutional leaders, covering a wide variety of topics relevant to today’s online programs and the eCollege platform. The CiTE 2008 eCollege Users Conference Learning Tracks are: