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BEA2012

9:00am PDT

Collaborating Cross-Country on Creative Projects Conference Room 5

12:00pm PDT

Tipping Point: HD, 2D, 3D One Year Later; How Much Longer Can We Teach Traditional 'Broadcasting'? Conference Room 3

1:30pm PDT

The Changing Faces of Faculty; Recruiting New Media Professionals Pavilion 2 Innovation and Growth in a Tough Economy: The MacGyver Approach to Broadcast Education Conference Room 5

3:00pm PDT

Grading Group Work Conference Room 5

10:15am PDT

Managing Post Production for Long Form Narrative Projects in a Communication School Model Pavilion 11 The Undergraduate Short Narrative Film: What to Teach, What to Expect Conference Room 3

11:45am PDT

The 168 Film Project: A Unique Competition for Students and Faculty Pavilion 11

1:15pm PDT

Making the Show on the Road: Technology Issues in Production Courses Abroad Pavilion 9

2:45pm PDT

Assessing Creative Work: A Practical Approach to Rubrics and Feedback Pavilion 2 Always Get It in Writing: Production Agreements for Today's Media World Conference Room 2 Finding the Best Non-Linear Video Editing Software for Our Students: Adobe, Apple or Avid? Pavilion 9

4:15pm PDT

Reality Check: Challenges for Today’s Documentarians Conference Room 1 Media Aesthetics and Production Theory Pavilion 9

10:30am PDT

Legitimate Learning — or Just Free Labor? Pavilion 1