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2010 Annual Conference


Buffalo, New York is where media, learning and technology will converge for the 2010 Consortium of College and University Media Centers (CCUMC) Annual Conference, held October 6-10, 2010. You are invited to attend individual presentations, panel discussions, and interest group sessions; and take advantage of networking opportunities. Visit the University at Buffalo, a premier research-intensive public university, a flagship institution in the State University of New York system and its largest and most comprehensive campus.

Conference Web Site

A special thank you to our platinum sponsors:

   

2010 Webinar: Lecture Capture Systems - Available Now!

Practical Comparisons of Lecture Capture Systems, Version 2

Archive available here.

**After you view the webinar, please take a few moments to complete this survey.
 
This FREE webinar took a look at rich media capture systems from the users’ perspective:

Echo360, Panopto CourseCast, Mediasite and Opencast Matterhorn
 
Presenters included (view bios here):
•         Douglas L. McCartney, Portland State University - Echo360
•         Brian Smith, University of Florida - Mediasite
•         Peggy M. Brown, Syracuse University  - Panopto CourseCast
•         Adam Hochman, University of California, Berkeley - Open Cast
•         Sandra Miller, Ed.D.,  William Paterson University – Moderator

2010 Video Contest

CCUMC’s Conference Program Committee is proud to accept submissions for our  second annual CONTEST for BEST PROMOTIONAL VIDEO of your own campus services and BEST TRAINING VIDEO for staff, students, or faculty on your campus. The two categories will be judged using the following criteria: production value, content, addressing target audience effectively, and overall quality. Deadline for submission is September 8th.

For more information, click here.

Congratulations to the 2009 winners, Andrew Lokie from Missouri State University for the best training video and Chris Smart from Central Washington University for the best promotional video.

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