Author: Kirsten Mortimer

On behalf of the entire ICIT organization, we would like to welcome Dana Wagner to UW-W in the role of Assistant Director for Learning Technology with the LTC.

Dana will work with the LTC as they support the university’s Digital Transformation process, specifically with the development and delivery of training and resources to improve employees’ understanding of and competency in instructional and non-instructional campus technologies. Her responsibilities will include assisting with the identification and prioritization of strategic goals, supporting the coordination and delivery of LTC programs for professional learning, liaising with campus partners, and coordinating LTC communications.

Dana has been in higher education for the last 10 years, primarily working in animal welfare research, with a transition to educational support in veterinary medicine education. She moved to Edgerton last year with her husband, three chickens, two cats, and two horses, including Pretzel (pictured). When not working, Dana is an avid home baker, enthusiastic camper, and voracious consumer of murder mystery fiction.

We’re all delighted to have Dana as part of the LTC/ICIT UW-Whitewater team!

Kudos to Ted Witt, teaching, learning and technology consultant in ICIT, for serving on an expert panel contributing to the “2022 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report, Teaching and Learning Edition.”

The 2022 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report is based on the perspectives and expertise of 57 higher education experts from around the globe. The report profiles the trends and key technologies and practices shaping the future of teaching. Read more »

Thank you everyone who attended and participated in the 2022 Spring Divisional Meeting! It was wonderful to see everyone in person. Hopefully you learned something new, met someone new or tried the new Girl Scout cookie.

A huge shout out to our surprise performer! Sean, you were so fun to watch and we’ve received several comments on how much we enjoyed your show.

The LTC sadly bids Jeff Thomas adieu this week. Jeff heads off to a new adventure working at UW-Madison with their Learning and Talent Development team. He’ll be working on similar projects: supporting members of the campus community along their career pathways through the design and delivery of impactful learning experiences and resources.

Jeff brought deliberate, meaningful, and thoughtful ideas to the LTC. We all appreciate the time he spent helping us increase awareness, develop projects, and stay on track!

In parting, Jeff shared some thoughts about his time at UWW: