Thursday, May 24, 2007
  Click and Double-Click Episode 13: Faculty Academy at UMW
I had the great pleasure of talking to some of the organizers and participants of this year's Faculty Academy. Because of a software crash, I lost the conversation with two of the guest speakers, Barbara Ganley and Alan Levine. I left Alan's hello in just to prove he really was there. I'm hoping he'll come back again as a guest to talk about the NMC and Second Life. The show is broken into roughly two parts. In the first part, Mark Colvson and I talk to Jeff McClurken, professor of History and American Studies at UMW about his presentation and his general involvement in Faculty Academy. We also discuss Karen Stephenson's amazing keynote presentation on networks within organizations. Stephenson was a Hepburn Center fellow and presented some of the work she did with Bryn Mawr students. In the second part, I got together with Martha Burtis, Acting Director of the Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies, Gardner Campbell, professor of English, Jerry Slezak, Acting Assistant Direct of DTLT, and Jeff McClurken to talk more. Interesting conversations all the way around. Enjoy.

FA-07 (m4a file with chapter markers)
FA-07 (mp3 file)

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