I frequently travel to speak to conferences, campuses, and events. For example: National Endowment for the Humanities, Sloan Consortium, University of Michigan, Consortium of Liberal Arts Colleges (CLAC), Maricopa Community Colleges, Northern Voice, Penn State.
To book me through NITLE, contact Arden Baxter.
Content: I usually Web up my materials via Slideshare. I try to avoid death by PowerPoint, so sometimes use alternative media, like Prezi (example) or nothing (here).
Selected speaking engagements:
- “The Visible College: Four Futures for Higher Education“, University of Mary Washington, March 15, 2012.
- “Futures of Higher Education: Three Scenarios.” Address to Trinity University for curricular review process, answering question “How can liberal arts education prepare students to address the challenges of 2022?”. Sept 8, 2011. Video stream.
- “Imagining the Future of Education: Scenarios for Learning After Technology“
- Keynote to Sloan-C Emerging Technologies for Online Learning conference, San Jose, July 11, 2011.
- “Five Ways of Looking at the Liberal Arts Campus in 2015″ . Keynote for Consortium for Liberal Arts Colleges. June 16, 2010, Dickinson College. Materials.
- “The Futures of Academia”. Presentation to World Future 2010, July 10, Boston.
- “Social Media is Killing the LMS Star”, presentation for the 2009 OpenEd conference.
(photo by Andrew Connell, Dickinson College)




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Bryan Alexander did a presentation for the Emerging Technologies Conference in San Jose, California and WOW! He is one of the more charismatic visionaries of this new technology age. Thanks, Bryan, for making this conference a great one.
WOW! is right. Bryan delivered the keynote address for the SUNY Learning Network’s 11th annual SLN SUNY Online Summit. His address, “Emerging technologies for teaching and learning: a tour of the 2010 horizon,” was dynamic, thought provoking, inspiring, timely, and thoroughly engaging. Great presentation! Thanks, Bryan! : ) http://slnsolsummit2010.edublogs.org/keynote/
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