Greetings D&D members,

AECT Design & Development Division Executive Board meeting was held on April 15, 2010. The minutes from this meeting can be found at the D&D blog at http://aectnow.org/dd/blog/. Below are the highlights for this month.

• Join us Thursday April 22, 2010, at 3:00-4:00 PM EST for the 2^nd D&D Webinar on the Design & Development PacifiCorp Competition. As the first-round submission deadline for the PacifiCorp Competition is approaching (May 1, 2010) interested students, faculty advisors and mentors are invited to join the Design & Development Division as we discuss strategies for the PacifiCorp Student Competition. Competition organizers, past judges, mentors and past competition winners will answer questions about the competition and give tips on creating winning proposals. This webinar is free for the AECT members. Please go to www.aect.org today to sign up. Following this seminar, visit the D&D Ning at http://aectdd.ning.com/ to join in the discussion forum for a continued conversation on the topic.

• 2010 D&D Conference Planning: D&D is planning a fantastic program including the Professor’s Forum and the D&D Showcase. Our division received 138 proposals, including the ones for the D&D Showcase. Each proposal is reviewed by three reviewers. Thank you to all who volunteered to review D&D Division proposals for the 2010 conference.

• D&D Division Elections. Please join us in congratulating Dr. Susan M. Hart, who is elected to serve as the Vice President of Communications as well as Dr. Ginger Watson, who is elected to serve as the Board Member at Large. The initiation of the newly elected officers will take place at the D&D Division Meeting at the 2010 AECT Convention in Anaheim.
• D&D Second Life Development: The development of the Second Life space for the D&D division is underway based on your input on the survey. More details will follow soon.

Thank you for being a part of the Design and Development Division! Let’s keep in touch through the D&D Ning at http://aectdd.ning.com/!

AECT Design & Development Division Executive Board

1. 2010 Conference Planning: Brian

a. Review process: Review process is going well. Most proposals have 2 reviews; the goal is to have each reviewed by 3 people at least. D&D division has 73 hours available to fill.

b. Special program scheduling: Professor’s Forum will be on Wednesday morning from 8 AM to noon. D&D Showcase is moved to 3-5:00 PM on Thursday following the D&D Membership Meeting.

2. D&D Showcase: Ike

a. Review process is going well. There are 8 proposals submitted to the showcase. Each proposal is being reviewed by a separate reviewer.

3. PacifiCorp: Karen

a. Progress on website: PacifiCorp website looks good. There are still a few minor updates required.

b. Webinar: The webinar will take place next week. The announcement will be sent via the D&D newsletter.

4. Division tasks: Amy

a. Professor’s Forum planning: Sharon Smaldino is going to facilitate it. Monica and Elizabeth will facilitate the “New Approaches to ID” section; Brent Wilson and Ginger Watson will facilitate the “Training ID Professionals” section.

b. Next webinar: Design journal- sometime in June.

5. Leadership Meeting

a. Brian and Deniz will be attending the Leadership Meeting to represent D&D. Elizabeth and Monica will also be attending as Board members.

6. Communications update: Deniz

a. D&D Ning now has 50 members.

b. Conference rating criteria needs to be revised for next year to address the different types of proposals D&D receives

7. AECT Board update: Elizabeth

a. Special awards

b. The call for the D&D Award went out a month ago. As the deadline is approaching we will announce them once more in the newsletter.

8. Second Life Development: Michael

a. $50 for SL development is settled

9. Any other news and/or updates

10. GSA update: Yasemin

a. A survey is being developed on the Ning website because the participation is very low.

11. Schedule for next meeting

a. Next meeting: May 27 3:30-4:30 pm EST

1. 2010 Conference Planning: Brian

a. Final proposal count: Total number of proposals was 130

b. Reviewing process: Reviewing process is underway. Currently have 70 reviewers

2. D&D Showcase: Ike

a. Final showcase proposal count: Total number of proposals was 8

b. Reviewing process: Ike will handle the reviewing process

3. PacifiCorp: Karen

a. Estimated submissions: We have heard from 6 potential teams so far.  The deadline is the end of this month – so will have an exact number at that time.

b. Progress on website: The Website has been temporarily ‘fixed’ so that all the information is available.  Still looking for someone who is interested in redesigning the site to make it more function – and have a student who is interested.

4. Division tasks: Amy

a. Mid-year report: Mid year report will be sent to the board for feedback.

b. Professor’s Forum planning input: Two sessions are planned. Monica and Elizabeth have confirmed that they will conduct a session on new approaches to instructional design. Any feedback on sessions is still welcome. Sharon Smaldino has agreed to facilitate the forum. Forum is on the schedule for Wednesday

c. Next webinar: Will begin planning an April webinar for PacifiCorp competition. The final webinar will be in June and will feature the design journal

5. Communications: Deniz

a. Ning membership is increasing

b. Security concerns with Ning. Approval of the Ning membership will be required to prevent Spam

6. AECT Board update: Elizabeth

a. Conference submissions are down overall, there were only about 500 total submissions

b. The web developer position will be filled

c. AECT now has 45 new members from Indonesia

d. AECT members were invited to present in Singapore

7. Second Life Development: Michael

a. Design document feedback: Design document was approved and work will begin on developing the space

b. Michael will need $50.00 to finish the development.

8. Any other news and/or updates

9. Schedule for next meeting: April 15, 2010 3-4 EST



1. Present: Amy Adcock, Brian Beatty, Deniz Eseryel, Monica Tracey, Karen Kaminski, Yasemin Demiraslan
2. 2010 Conference Planning: Brian

• The new proposal system is very convenient; 14 proposals are submitted to D&D so far.
• More reviewers are needed. We will make one more final call for reviewers. Reviewers will be able to apply from within the proposal submission system.
• The system does not allow us to change the review criteria for the different types of proposals submitted to D&D. Brian is going to follow up with Barbara and Larry. For now, we will send the different review criteria to the reviewers.
• We accept graduate students to be reviewers provided that they will have a mentor. Brian will be sending graduate students and their mentors a letter. These letters will be emailed to the Board for review.

3. 2010 IDT Professor’s Forum: Amy

• Sharon Smaldino has agreed to lead the 2010 IDT Professor’s Forum. Amy is contacting with the people who co-lead the different sessions.
• Amy reserved the same day/time slot for this event. Brian will follow up during the conference event planning.

4. PacifiCorp update: Karen

• 3 teams have already applied for the competition. There will be a call in the upcoming TechTrends, which should generate more applications.
• A graduate student contacted Karen regarding designing the PacifiCorp website. Karen will follow up with him.

5. GSA Representative: Yasemin

• GSA had their first meeting in Second Life three weeks ago. Issues from this meeting concerning D&D were discussed

6. D&D Webinars: Amy

• Our first webinar will be next week. Amy and Patricia went through the ReadyTalk training. About 15 people have registered until now. Most of these are not active D&D members so these webinars are proving to be useful in increasing membership base.
• Amy is working on arranging for the next webinars: outstanding book award winner, past PacifiCorp Award winners, on the new design journal.
• Amy will talk to Patricia to follow it up with a discussion on the Ning- SL, GSA website

7. Communication Update: Deniz

• We received good feedback on the Newsletter and will continue to do monthly newsletters following our monthly Board meetings.
• Around 15 new members signed up for the D&D Ning. We have 37 members in total.
• D&D blog and D&D Ning is now integrated. RSS feeds from the Blog is on top of the Ning page; so, members can read meeting minutes without having to go to the blog separately. Deniz also created a place on the first page of the Ning for the important D&D announcements and will keep updating it with the important news items from the monthly newsletter.
• Some responses on the SL survey is received. We are looking forward to more input to move forward.
• Next D&D Newsletter will go out this week. Please let Deniz know by Friday, February 19^th if you have an announcement to be sent out to the leadership. So far the content will include: SL survey; Next week’s webinar with Patricia and the announcement for the follow-up Ning discussion; GSA webinar/GSA lounge; AECT Convention update- reminder to send in proposals.

8. AECT Board Update: Elizabeth

• Crystal Award nominees were discussed

Greetings D&D members,

AECT Design & Development Division Executive Board is wishing you a great 2010!  D&D Division has some exciting projects for this year. We will keep you updated with monthly newsletters. Highlights for February 2010 include:

D&D Division Ning: As those of you who attended D&D Membership meeting during the 2009 Convention know, in June 2009 our division created a new social network for the AECT Design and Development Division. Some of the information and activities you will find in this site includes:

• Latest news, initiatives, and the minutes from D&D Executive Board meetings
• Discussion forums on several topics including research trends, current practices and challenges in our field
• Blogs, pictures, and videos related to the AECT convention
• Chat room to communicate with other members

We hope this site will help facilitate more communication and collaboration among division members as well as increase participation. Therefore, we would like to see more D&D members actively participate in this social network.

To join, please go to http://aectdd.ning.com/.  Feel free to post convention photos, participate in discussions, and/or just communicate with each other.

D&D Second Life Needs Assessment Survey: In an effort to better serve our membership we are expanding our services to include a group space in Second Life that will offer exciting new opportunities for socialization, collaboration, education, training, and other design and development work. Dr. Michael A. Evans of Virginia Tech and his team have offered to lead the venture into our new space within Second Life. To help with development, we ask all D&D members to complete a brief survey at http://bit.ly/a7c948 by February 15, 2010. This survey will be used to identify the required and desired tools, features and activities within SL.

D&D Webinar: Join us on February 25, 2010  3:00 – 4:00 PM EST for our first D&D webinar where Dr. Patricia A. Young will present “Integrating Culture in the Design of ICTS”. This article published in the British Journal of Educational Technology was awarded the Design & Development Outstanding Journal Article Award at the 2009 AECT Conference. This webinar is free for the AECT members. Please go to www.aect.org and login. You will be directed to the webinar registration. Following this seminar, visit the D&D Ning to join in the discussion forum led by Dr. Young.

PacifiCorp Competition: We need someone to design and develop the PacifiCorp Design & Development Competition website.  We have all the documents in the directory.  There will be a main page with links to the current call and contact information, the committee, past calls and winners.  A simple design is desirable. If you have a student who may be interested in this task please contact 2010 Competition Chair Karen Kaminski at kaminski@cahs.colostate.edu. This opportunity could also serve useful as a course project.

2010 AECT Convention Update: Proposal deadline is extended to March 5, 2010 midnight EST.

D&D Showcase: Those of you who are planning to submit to the D&D Showcase, please note that D&D Showcase is added as one of the three proposal types embedded in this year’s proposal submission system. So, please submit your proposals through the regular proposal system and select the D&D Showcase option. If you have question, please contact Ikseon Choi ‎at ichoi@uga.edu

Call for D&D Proposal Reviewers: Thank you to all who have replied and volunteered to review D&D Division proposals for the 2010 conference. If you haven’t replied yet, you’re in luck. We are looking for more reviewers! To add your name to the list, email your interest to Dr. Brian Beatty at bjbeatty@sfsu.edu

Reviewers are asked to evaluate approximately four or five 700-1000 word presentation proposals (abstracts).  Proposals typically take about 15 minutes each to review. If you are responding, please provide the following information:

Name:
Email:
Affiliation:
Position:
Earned degree:

Current graduate students may review proposals under the mentoring of a faculty sponsor, in accordance with past practice. Details on that process will be sent separately.

Thank you for being a part of the Design and Development Division! Let’s keep in touch via the D&D Ning!

Deniz Eseryel

AECT D&D Division Communications Officer

1. 2010 Conference Planning: Brian

• Call for Proposals is out. AllSystem is up and running but none of the planners have access to the proposals.

• Call for reviewers went out and about 25 people volunteered. A reminder will go out in couple of weeks, followed with a more targeted emails
• Criteria for accepting reviewers were discussed: Practitioners are welcome to review practice-oriented proposals;
• Minimum 2 reviewers; 3 ideal; if 1 is a graduate student then assign 2 people with terminal degrees
• A rubric for different criteria with different types of proposals is likely to be possible but Brian will contact Barbara Lockee regarding this

2. D&D Showcase report/issues: Ike

• Final call for Showcase proposals is added to the system. Promoting the Showcase presenters in TechTrends: We can mention it in the highlights.
• Ning topic: have a place for them to post their work in the Ning

3.  PacifiCorp report/issues: Karen

• Website: Feedback on the email message for PacifiCorp website: We did not hear from anyone. Yasemin will ask GSA members to see if anyone is interested. Deniz will send an email to the listserv.

4. GSA Representative

• Introduction of our new GSA Board Representative Yasemin Demiraslan
• Report from GSA? GSA has not yet met as of this meeting.

5. D&D Webinars: Amy

• February: Outstanding Article Award Winner
• April: Book Award Winner
• June: Design Journal Launch
• Due to the concerns with the cost for participating the Webinar, we may want to keep the time strictly an hour.

6. Communication Update: Deniz

• Our division page on the AECT website is updated with current officers. I also added the URL for D&D Ning as D&D website.
• Minutes for our recent meeting is posted both on our blog and on our Ning.
• Instead of sending individual emails, we will start sending monthly newsletters to the membership. These will follow D&D Board meetings and will include the pressing issues and updates.
• SL survey should add some much desired activity on the Ning. There are 24 members on the D&D Ning network. We are going to send an email to the membership to invite them to join.
• Possible Ning discussion forum topics

7. AECT Board Update: Elizabeth

• Recognition to Larry Lipsitz for the 50^th year of the Educational Technology magazine:
• AECT Board will meet in SL for the February meeting.
• Membership fees are increasing by $50
• Research Symposium will be on July 20^th in Bloomington. Summer leadership meeting will also be on the 20^th in Bloomington but the attendees will be invited on the 19^th.
• We joined the New Media Consortium. A bunch of information is coming from them. Horizon Report is worth belonging to.

8. Second Life Space: Michael

• Feedback on the survey questions
• Approval of survey by board
• Development updates
• Deadlines: Survey will be released first week of February- Start collecting the data in about 10 days to generate what people want to see in SL space

9. Schedule for next meeting

• February 18^th- 3 PM EST time

1. Present: Amy Adcock, Brian Beatty, Deniz Eseryel, Ike Choi, Karen Kaminski , Michael Evans

2. 2010 Election Slate
a. Group decisions on candidates and positions to report to Monica
i. Susan M. Hart for VP of Communications position
ii. Ginger Watson and Xun Ge for the Board Member position

3. 2010 Conference Planning Update: Brian
a. Showcase issues: Ike
We agreed to have a separate menu/category for submitting D&D showcase proposals within the new proposal submission system. Ike will communicate with Elizabeth and Larry to work on this. Ike will be in charge of creating a submission template within the new conference submission system

b. PacifiCorp issues: Karen
The call for PacifiCorp is going to be in the conference submission system. Karen is looking for a student who can create a website for the PacifiCorp; a simple, attractive webpage with links for more information. We decided to send an email message to the membership to see if anyone will be interested in using this as a class project.

4. GSA Rep (reminder)
a. GSA Elections are going on right now. We should review two D&D rep candidates at the AECT website and vote to make sure to vote this is a person we will be working and will be our voice.

5. Second Life Development Update: Michael/Deniz
a. We sent the inquiry to the Second Life re which permissions/rights and privileges and we have not heard a word. Amy will contact Tom Atkinson to initiate the dialog. Michael will meet with his team at Virginia and communicate with Deniz.

6. Communication Update: Deniz
a. Ning activity- get the Ning message out; post it to the Ning;
b. Blog activity- meeting notes are posted

7. AECT Board Update: Elizabeth
a. 50th year of the Educational Technology magazine
b. Regarding the Webinars, two possibilities were discussed: (1) D&D book award winner in January and (2) a webinar to introduce the new Design journal during the launch of its first issue in May
c. Let Karen know if you have any feedback regarding AECT Leadership meeting
d. AECT is now a member of NMC;
e. AECT Board decided to eliminate one day registration
f. Check out Mike Spector’s blog regarding how conference sites are chosen
g. UGA is going to host a new conference on educational design research in March in honor of Dr. Reeves’ retirement. Ike to email Deniz to put in the D&D blog & the D&D Ning.

8. Schedule for next meeting
a. January or early February. Amy will try WhenIsGood.

Design & Development Board Meeting Notes
November 12, 2009 1:00pm (Eastern Time)

1. Introductions
a. Attendee introductions: Monica Tracey, Amy Adcock, Michael Evans, Deniz Eseryel, Elizabeth Boling, Ike Choi, Tom Hergert, Karen Kaminski
i. Karen Kaminski, organizer of 2010 PacifiCorp Competition, will be joining to the Board meetings to keep us updated on PacifiCorp
ii. GSA will have a run off election for the D&D student representative position. Currently, there is only one person interested in the position. We have to get in touch with the new President of GSA [Mike Rooke mrooke@pscu.edu] to get in touch with Amy Adcock and keep her informed on who is elected so we can include him/her in the Board meetings.
iii. Ike will also invite the co-facilitator of the D&D Showcase to the future Board meetings.

2. Reflections on the 2009 Conference: Amy Adcock
a. AECT considers a third-party conference program. We want to make sure that we make an input to the leadership re different proposal criteria and different deadlines. Elizabeth will coordinate this effort.

b. Mike Spector is working on the review system
i. Putting in the rubrics we used in the conference: MJ Bishop, Tiffany Koszalka, and Elizabeth Boling developed a rubric that shows review criteria for the three different types of proposals D&D typically receives. These rubrics are really useful for the D&D conference planning. Ike Choi also mentioned that they also use a special rubric for reviewing proposals sent for the D&D Showcase. Ike will email this rubric to Amy. Amy will contact Mike Spector to put both rubrics in the review system for D&D.

c. Continuation of successful programs: Showcase, PacifiCorp, Professor’s Forum
i. Amy received very good feedback re D&D conference program
ii. IDT Professor’s Forum was super successful, thanks Monica for coordinating that; we will keep it in the next year’s conference
iii. Another successful year with the PacifiCorp Competition. The deadline for the 2010 PacifiCorp will be around May.
iv. D&D Showcase: We are very happy with the attendance to the D&D Showcase this year.
• Ike Choi will continue with the D&D Showcase in the next year; the Call for Proposals will go out with the regular proposal deadline but we are also deliberating to extend the deadline. Ike mentioned that they usually receive more proposals if the deadline is extended by one month beyond the conference proposal deadline. Several members, who are teaching ID classes indicated that their students in these classes develop very innovative products but due to the Feb deadline they cannot submit it to the Showcase, suggesting that am end-of-April deadline could be a better for this purpose, however, we also have to consider the time it takes to review the proposals and so on.
• In order to advertise D&D Showcase to a wider audience, we will have a separate website for D&D Showcase that is linked to the D&D website and also include information on the D&D Showcase on the D&D Ning. Ike will provide information on the past winners, pictures, etc. Deniz will support development of the website.

3. Second Life Development Updates: Michael Evans
a. Three graduate students from Virginia Tech and one student from University of Oklahoma volunteered to further develop D&D Second Life space under the leadership with Michael Evans.
b. How best should we go about the redesigning the Second Life? We received several suggestions from the members during the Membership Meeting (see minutes for details). Deniz will invite D&D members to extend the discussion on the D&D Ning so we can determine the requirements of the D&D members for the D&D Second Life space. Our plan is to have this list by the end of January and to have the D&D Second Life space redesigned by the end of the Spring semester.
c. Deniz, Mike, Amy invite others who are interested in joining them to co-teach a class on Educational Gaming next Spring in the D&D Second Life space.

4. D&D Election Slate: Monica Tracey
a. Suggestions for candidates (VP of Communication, Board Member)
i. During the Division Round Tables, quite a few people put down their names in the lists for volunteers and officers.
ii. Six indicated interest for the officer positions:
i. Monica will contact them to make sure they are still interested

b. Suggestions for recruitment
i. Board members are invited to nominate officers. If you have additional names, please contact Monica with their names and email addresses by Friday, November 20, 2009. Monica will then send an email everyone on the list asking for their short bio, skill-set, and why they are interested in serving for the D&D Division. The plan is to get this information to the Board Members by the December 4th so everyone can review each profile before the next Board meeting. Elections are going to take place in January so our goal is to decide on the candidates by Christmas. We can only have 4 people run so at the next board meeting, we should decide on which 4.

5. Communication Initiative: Deniz Eseryel
a. Ning Update
i. Quite a few people joined the D&D Ning following the D&D Conference, especially those who attended the Membership meeting.
ii. Amy posted wonderful pictures of the D&D Showcase and the Award winners
iii. New discussion threads started
iv. We have to make sure more members actively participate in the D&D Ning. Deniz will send an email to the listserv introducing the Ning, once again. She has been waiting for Larry Vernon to get access to the D&D Listserv. She will give him a call to speed this up.
b. Tech Trends Update
i. TechTrends conference write-ups are due to Abbie 12/1

6. Schedule for upcoming meetings
a. Thursday afternoons create a conflict for at least one person so Amy is going to WhenIsGood request (http://whenisgood.net/) to find a day/time that will work for all the Board Members.
b. Meet in December?: We will meet in December to decide on the candidates for the elections. If all goes wrong, we could get it done via email, however, everyone indicated that they would like to meet. The day/time will be decided based on everyone’s availability on WhenIsGood.

7. Feedback to AECT Leadership: Board Members are asked to provide their feedback to Amy, who is going to be sitting on the AECT Board Meetings so she can provide input on behalf of the D&D Board.
a. On raising AECT conference rates:
b. On AECT joining to the New Media Consortium:
c. On the University Reception:
i. Elizabeth mentioned that Mike Spector is asking for feedback about the University receptions. There are mixed reactions. Please join the AECT President’s Blog 2009-2010 and leave feedback (http://aect-president-2009-2010.blogspot.com/2009/11/welcome-to-aect-presidents-blog.html#comments). Anyone can join in the AECT President’s Blog and participate in the discussions.

• Introductions
o 2009-2010 Executive Board
• Past President: Monica Tracey
• President: Amy Adcock
• President Elect: Brian Beatty
• V.P. of Communications: Deniz Eseryel
• AECT Board Representative: Elizabeth Boling (through 2011)
• Board Members at Large:
• Tom Hergert (through 2012)
• Michael Evans (through 2010)
• Ike Choi (through 2011)
o Attendee introductions

• Report from Past President
o Another year of very successful D&D Program at the AECT Conference
o PacifiCorp competition was very competitive this year.
o Exciting projects at the D&D Showcase
o Instructional Design & Technology Forum (Mini-PIDT) was very well-received. Everyone indicated to see this effort continue to be in the included in the D&D Conference plans. D&D Board especially acknowledges MJ Bishop, Tiffany Koszalka, and Sharon Smaldino for providing leadership on this effort; and to MJ Bishop, Andy Gibbons, Robert Reiser, Sharon Smaldino, and David Wiley for leading the sessions on IDT research and curriculum.

• Report from AECT Board Representative
o AECT thanks D&D Division for their contribution and leadership
o Members are urged to fill out the AECT Strategic Planning Survey, which is located at aect.org
o Summer research symposium backed up from original plan; new call for proposal is moved to May 21st
o Proposal submitted for the Design Journal. Currently, an international editorial board is being assembled and guidelines are being created for submission to the Design Journal

• Social Media/Communication Initiatives
o D&D Space in Second Life: http://slurl.com/secondlife/CAVE/10/34/806
• D&D Members are encouraged to visit D&D Second Life space and use it as a meeting space. If the meeting involves less than 20 people, you are welcome to do it anytime. If it is more than 20 people, please contact Deniz Eseryel to schedule a time.
• Members liked the D&D Space in Second Life; however, they would like to see the space customized to serve the Division members better. A survey will be sent to D&D members to learn more about their requirements. During the meeting, the following suggestions were mentioned:
• Design Studio
• An honorary wall displaying D&D Award winners
• D&D Ning display
• Webinars
• Schedule of D&D Second Life events to be displayed in the entrance
• Board meeting minutes etc.
• Teacher’s workshops

• Two graduate students, Yavuz Samur (Virgina Tech.) and Yu (Bryan) Guo (University of Oklahoma) volunteered to work with the AECT Second Life Developers to improve and customize the D&D Second Life. Michael Evans will supervise their efforts and Deniz Eseryel will provide support as the Communications Officer.
• To introduce D&D Second Life space to the larger membership, Amy Adcock, Michael Evans, & Deniz Eseryel, who are all teaching courses on Educational Simulations and Games in the Spring Semester, will be having their students meet at the AECT D&D Second Life room, and invite guest speakers. Other members are encouraged to join. Victor Law, a doctoral student at University of Oklahoma, showed interest in studying virtual collaboration in Second Life based on this effort. Experiences will be shared in the 2010 AECT Conference.

o D&D Ning: http://aectdd.ning.com/
• To join in the D&D Ning Space, just type in http://aectdd.ning.com/ It is very easy to register.
• D&D Ning space was received very well by the members. We would like to see more D&D members actively use the D&D Ning. Towards this goal, a discussion forum on uses of the D&D Ning has been initiated. So far, suggestions include videos, award winners, interviews, Board space and so on.
• Photos from the 2009 AECT conference are uploaded to the D&D Ning.
• Upload the photos of KY horse pictures to the D&D Ning