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published in the Proceedings of the October 1999 conference of the
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curriculums. Panel discussion given at the Southwestern Economics
Association Annual Meeting, Galveston, TX.
Carpenter, C.B. (2000, April).
Producing and managing an on-line general biology course sequence for
non-science majors. Presentation given at the 11th International Conference
on College Teaching and Learning, Jacksonville, FL.
Carpenter, C.B. (2000, June).
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the distance learning Administration Conference, Pine Mountain, GA.
Carpenter, C.B., McElroy, E. & Spence, S.
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and Schools, Atlanta, GA.
Carpenter, C.B. (1999, May). Ubiquitous
computing strategies-the Clayton State strategy for distance learning.
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Winston Salem, NC.
Carpenter, C.B. (1999, January).
Enhancing learning environments with IP/TV. Presentation given at the
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Carpenter, C.B. & McElroy,E. (1999,
January). Enhancing teaching and learning using information
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Carpenter, C.B. & Seller, C. (1998,
July). Technology roundtable – Distance education issues.
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Academic Affairs and Student Affairs, Sea Island, GA.
Carpenter, C.B. & McElroy, E. (1998,
July). External (on-line) degree proposal for A.A. or A.S. in core
curriculum. Presentation given at the University System of Georgia Board of
Regents, Atlanta, GA.
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May). Infusing technology into the teaching learning process – a
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Carpenter, C.B. & Halyard, R. (1998,
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Conference, Las Vegas, NV.
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Conference on College Teaching and Learning, Jacksonville, FL.
Carpenter, C.B., McElroy, E., Davis, J. &
Stillion, B. (1998, March). Clayton State University’s
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Conference on Higher Education, Atlanta, GA.
Carpenter, C.B., Duncan, D., McGrotha, D.
& Peaster, P. (1998, March). GSAMS site facilitation.
Presentation given at the 4th Annual GSAMS Programming and Training
Conference, Athens, GA.
Carpenter, C.B. & Green, N. (1998,
February). distance learning. Presentation at the Southern Association
of Student Financial Aid Administrators Conference, Nashville, TN.
Carpenter, C.B. (1998, January).
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Carpenter, C.B. & Green, N. (1997,
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Processing Office of the Department of Veterans Affairs Education Conference,
Atlanta, GA.
Carpenter, C.B., McCarty, D. & Marko, D.
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System of Georgia Institutions on the status of the Information Technology
Project at Clayton State University, Morrow, GA.
Carpenter, C.B. & Halyard, R. (1997,
October). An internet – based multimedia anatomy and
physiology course. Presentation at the League for Innovation Conference on
Information Technology, Atlanta, GA.
Carpenter, C.B. & Smith, J. (1997,
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Continuing Education Center of the University of Georgia, Morrow, GA.
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Rome, GA.
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paper session at National Science Teachers Association regional convention,
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Spence, S. (1999, October). Tyranny,
modernity, and the dialectical image: Notes on a multimedia project.
Presentation given at the Group for Early ModernCultural Studies Conference,
Coral Gables, Fl.
Spence, S. (1999, March). Tools for
enhancing criterion-reference writing evaluation in online courses.
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Kennesaw, GA.
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the International Society for Exploring Teaching Alternatives, Cocoa Beach, Fl.
Swofford, J. (1998). Preparing and
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System Annual Computing Conference, Rock Eagle 4-H camp, Ga.
Swofford, J. (1998). Retaining our
humanities: Confronting change in the information/technological age.
Presentation given at the Community College Humanities Association, Southern
Division Conference, Atlanta, Ga.
Swofford, J. (1999). Sometimes in,
sometimes on, always learning: One way to teach a web-based course.
Presentation given at the University System Annual Computing Conference, Rock
Eagle 4-H camp, Ga.
Swofford, J. (1999). Sometimes in,
sometimes on, always learning: One way to teach a web-based course.
Presentation given at the Conference of the International Society for Exploring
Teaching Alternatives, Phoenix, Az.
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International Society for Exploring Teaching Alternatives, Los Angeles, Ca.
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Walkup, T. On-Line comments features
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Conference. Augusta, GA. April 1999.
Walkup, T. and Walsh, F. Better
quality in less time: The promise of on-line responses to students’ writings.
Student Success in First-Year Composition Conference. Georgia Southern
University. Statesboro, GA. February 2000.
Walkup, T. and Walsh, F. The
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Walkup, T. and Barnett, T. Evaluation
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