The event is open to students, faculty and staff of NC State, constituent institutions of the University of North Carolina and North Carolina community colleges. Members of the general community who have a special interest in instructional technology can also attend, though the presentations will be fairly technical and not appropriate for children.
Admission is free.
Live presentations of some of these projects will begin at 10 a.m. and last throughout the day. Faculty, staff and students will also be at display booths to discuss their projects. The program is sponsored by the Provost's Office. In conjunction with the IT Expo, NC State also will host the second University of North Carolina Workshop on the Use of Technology for Distance Education, Sept. 16-17 at the McKimmon Center. The UNC systemwide workshop gathers educators from all 16 state universities to collaborate on delivering education to North Carolina's students who are limited by time and location.