Future of Video in Education Summit

The Future of Video in Education Summit is sponsored by:   

Join University Business and our sponsor Sonic Foundry at the Future of Video in Education Summit on June 11 at UBTech 2012, an exclusive, invitation-only gathering of 35 top higher ed technology leaders chosen from colleges and universities nationwide. At the Future of Video in Education Summit you will participate in top-tier professional development:

• Learn the technology challenges and solutions that will transform today's campus! Meet with top analysts and speakers to confront the video future.
• New Revenue Opportunities: Interactive sessions with industry leaders and University Business to discuss how the latest video trends are changing, and improving the designs and uses of campus facilities, and the revenue implications that are emerging.
• Share insights and get answers from a closer look at the largest video education campus in the world; you’ll see what it means to be proactive with video education initiatives...and you’ll learn the pitfalls to avoid.
• Enjoy executive roundtables designed for high-level networking and problem-solving among top higher ed leaders nationwide.

Future of Video in Education Summit Schedule (session descriptions below):

Future of Video in Education Summit attendees receive:

• Complimentary registration to the Summit
• Full complimentary registration to UBTech 2012, June 11-13, following the Summit
• Membership in the University Business Leadership Institute

Space is limited to 35 attendees. If you would like more information about the event, please contact Susan Charamut.

Video Content Management: Inspired by YouTube, Powered by You

Your very own YouTube! Students have asked for Googles, smartphones, tablet PCs and more - prompting campuses big and small to evaluate not only how to manage their growing video repositories but also keep content accessible on all the latest devices and platforms. This new consumer-driven phenomenon is pushing video content management and best practices to the fore of many institutions' technology planning initiatives. How will technologies and campus roles mature to help you use, manage, analyze and find video in your growing multimedia libraries? How does senior campus and IT leadership develop an effective action plan for video content management? Get a primer in strategy, best practices and solutions from one of the distinguished thought leaders in enterprise video management and search.

Presenter: Whit Andrews, VP Distinguished Analyst, Gartner

The Convergence of Video and Classrooms

AV technology is now a necessary and integral part of modern education. But designing learning spaces optimally for everything from individual student recording to wall-to-wall lecture capture takes vision and planning. How do you take a holistic view of advanced video communications on campus? Could video have an impact on your institution’s carbon footprint as you simultaneously accommodate mobile and remote learners? And what is the best way to make smart choices when you provision for video-enabled classrooms?

Presenter: Scott Walker, President and Founding Principal, Waveguide Consulting

Three Case Studies from Leading Video Education Campuses

What triggers a university to go from instructional video pioneer to a massive deployment of streaming video instruction? How do you handle the convergence of various types of video, especially when its usage and application merges in ways that are both expected and surprising? And what happens to the centrality of the campus when online video content is now created at the department, program, faculty and even student level? Learn how three of the most innovative, entrepreneurial and award-winning technology groups now support wall-to-wall educational video, from dedicated videoconferencing studios to room-based lecture capture to desktop screencasting.

Presenters: Ed Adams is the Chief Technology Officer at University of Michigan Ross School of Business; John Carpenter serves as the Chief Technology Officer of Georgetown University McDonough School of Business and John Davie is the Director of Instructional and Information Technology of Penn State University Dickinson School of Law

The Revenue Opportunity of Online Video Education

These universities are home to entrepreneurs who have forged lucrative university and business partnerships, accredited continuing education initiatives and custom in-person programs – each with video at their core. Every day they create video assets that are leveraged for new and recurring revenue. In this panel, you’ll learn their secrets so you can do the same.

Presenters: Sean O’Donnell is the Director of E-Learning and Graduate Marketing for the College of Engineering at Villanova University and is the architect and system designer of the E-learning facilities of the college. Octavio Heredia is Associate Director for Extended Education in the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering at Arizona State University. Ian Durning is the Coordinator, Media Production and Services at BC Children’s & BC Women’s Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.