AECT Presentation - Who are we?
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AECT Hawaii is the chapter affiliate of the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. It provides professional development, leadership opportunities, and social interaction for members. The organization has an elected board and appointed positions. It holds various events throughout the year, both on the UH campus and statewide, as well as online. Upcoming events include attending the AECT conference in October and a beach party in November. Membership applications can be found on the website, and elections for new board positions will take place in November.
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AECT Presentation - Who are we?
- 1. AECT Hawaii By Davilla Riddle, President TCCfx 2013 5:30 - 6:00 Session
- 2. Where are you? Write in chat box
- 3. AECT Hawaii
- 4. Who are we? Chapter affiliate with the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) Registered independent organization with the University of Hawaii at Manoa
- 5. Why? Purpose is to provide professional development activities, leadership opportunities and social interaction for our members.
- 6. What are we? Elected board: President, Vice President, and Secretary/Treasurer elections soon! Appointed board: Past President, Alumni Rep and Member-at-large (2) Regular membership: students enrolled in ETEC courses Associate membership: individuals interested in educational technology…faculty, alumni, and community members Terms of membership: UH Manoa academic calendar for one year
- 7. Where are we? University of Hawaii at Manoa State-wide F2F and online
- 8. When do we have events? All year long! Past events: Co-sponsor for TCCfx 2013 AECT-sponsored webinars Relay for Life - American Cancer Society Game Night Social/Happy Hour Upcoming events: AECT Conference - October 29th-November 2nd (Anaheim, CA) AECT Beach Party - November 16th (Ala Moana Beach Park) TBD by new board and members!
- 9. How? Fill out a short application…on our website www.aecthi.org…under Join Us. Get involved as a board member. elections soon! Visit our website for announcements and updates.
- 10. How? Visit us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/groups/aecthi/ Follow us on Twitter @aecthi or #aecthi Email us aecthi@hawaii.edu
- 11. Elections Process Informational meetings - 10/22 and 10/24 Bios sent to President - 11/1 Elections - 11/4 to 11/10 Announcement - 11/13
- 12. Elections Informational Meetings Tuesday, October 22nd at 8pm Thursday, October 24th at 9pm Where: Davilla’s Vroom (check website) Agenda: Job descriptions Q&A with past job holders Nominations!
- 13. Any questions?
Editor's Notes
- Purpose is to provide professional development activities, leadership opportunities and social interaction for our members. Our mission is to build a network among ETEC students, faculty, UH alumni and community members to foster partnerships with other AECT chapters and the global AECT community