FUSION 2007: Call for Proposals
By Simone Moreau-Rodgers
Marketing Specialist
Desire2Learn
The fourth annual Users Conference, FUSION 2007, will be held in Duluth Minnesota, July 8-11th, 2007, with post conference training workshops July 11-12th, 2007. The main conference sessions will be held at the Duluth Convention Center co-hosted by Lake Superior College and University of Wisconsin-Superior. With hundreds of organizations using Desire2Learn, there is tremendous value in bringing clients together to share ideas, learn, collaborate and build supportive communities with other Desire2Learn users.
Duluth, Minnesota
FUSION 2007 will feature an estimated 50 user-led sessions and post conference training workshops, highlighting best practices and innovations to enhance teaching and learning through the use of Desire2Learn eLearning solutions. Conference attendees will have unique opportunities to network with peers from across North America and beyond, meet with key teams at Desire2Learn and help guide the future direction of Desire2Learn's products and services.
Do not miss the opportunity to play an active role in Desire2Learn's Users Conference, and participate as a presenter. Conference sessions take the form of a lecture-style presentation, poster session, roundtable discussion, panel discussion or hands-on workshop format.
As a presenter you will not only help create an innovative and informative program, you will:
- Gain recognition and spotlight your institution's achievements
- Make valuable contacts
- Hone your public speaking skills
- Receive a reduced conference fee
Presentation proposals are due February 16, 2007. Do not miss your chance to submit a proposal. Please visit the proposal session page at www.Desire2Learn.com/FUSION/Speakers. If you have any questions please email FUSION2007@Desire2Learn.com. We look forward to seeing you in Duluth!
Need inspiration for your Fusion 2007 presentation? Community members who have participated in past conferences can view past presentations by logging into the Community and visiting our "Community Updates" area. Click the link to past conferences in the Fusion 2007 News item. Browse the presentations and let the brainstorming process begin.
