Name UC s eLearning Ecosystem for a Chance to Win an iPad Mini
The University of Cincinnati is committed to a new eLearning ecosystem that is innovative, collaborative and student-centric. The first step in developing this emerging ecosystem is the Blackboard upgrade, which is currently underway.
From now through Feb. 28, the UC community is invited to help name the ecosystem. Submit a short, catchy name that embodies innovative, collaborative, student-centric eLearning at UC at
http://www.uc.edu/bblearn/ecosystem
. A campus-wide vote will occur March 10 - 14. The grand prize is an iPad mini. (Please note: if the winning name is submitted by multiple individuals, a raffle will occur to determine the winner.)
Why an ecosystem?
An ecosystem is a community of organisms in conjunction with the nonliving components of their environment interacting as a system. In this case, students, faculty, staff and researchers are working together in conjunction with the eLearning tools and technology (this includes Blackboard!) that are available at UC to create an interdependent environment for eLearning.
To learn more about collaborative training and development related to the Blackboard upgrade and eLearning ecosystem,
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