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The Spotlight on Learning Conference Planning Committee invites presentation proposals for inclusion in the 2023 Spotlight on Learning Conference. 

This year’s theme is “Technology trends (from A.I. to ChatGPT) to improve student-learning outcomes,” and the conference will be held April 25 – 28. The conference will begin with an in-person event in Baker University Center on Tuesday, April 25, followed by virtual sessions throughout the week. 

Featured presenters, faculty panels, and collaborative community building opportunities will focus on:

• The future of teaching and technology informed by rapid shifts in remote instruction
• Effective and innovative teaching with enterprise-support technologies
• The careful selection and elimination of technology to effectively and efficiently support student academic success

The Spotlight on Learning conference will provide OHIO instructors with instructional strategies, illuminating case studies, models for teaching with technology, and engaging conversation with colleagues.

Interested individuals or teams may submit a proposal at this website.

Deadline for proposal submission is Feb. 21.

Planning Committee membership includes:

• Elizabeth Beverly, Ph.D., Professor; Department of Primary Care, HCOM
• Joy Cobb, Technology Education Specialist III, OIT
• John Canter, Subject Librarian for the Physical Sciences and Mathematics, OHIO Libraries
• Michael Grant, Ph.D., Director of Online Education in Psychology, Associate Professor of Instruction and Undergraduate Academic Adviser
• Candice Morris, Associate Vice Provost for Instructional Innovation
• Kalyn McDonald, Au.D., Assistant Clinical Professor, Communication Sciences and Disorders, School of Rehabilitation and Communication Sciences
• Melinda Rhodes-DiSalvo, Ph.D., Executive Director, Center for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment
• David Nguyen, Ph.D., Dean, University College

For additional information on the Spotlight on Learning Conference at 91̽��, see the conference website.