SUNY Online Summit 2023

The 4th annual SUNY Online Summit was held as an in-person & virtual event from March 8 – March 10, 2023. This was the 24th annual gathering of the SUNY online teaching and learning community of practice.

Links to the recordings and materials from all the presentations are available: https://online.suny.edu/summit/live-recordings/

82 in-person registrations
- 14 non-SUNY in-person participants
- 68 SUNY in-person participants
  - 36 Academic and non-Academic Administrators
  - 18 Instructional Designers, Technologists, Faculty Developers
  - 11 Student Support Staff/Advocates, Students
  - 17 Faculty
- 53 registered for all 3 days
- 13 registered for single days
- 16 registered for combinations of 2 days
- 23 SUNY campuses
- 4 SUNY Organizations: SUNY Online, Office of General Counsel, CPD, System Provost Office.
- 9 non-SUNY institutions
- 3 non-SUNY organizations

526 virtual registrations
- 324 non-SUNY virtual participants
- 202 SUNY virtual participants
  - 165 Academic and non-Academic Administrators
  - 122 Faculty
  - 145 Instructional Designers, Technologists, Faculty Developers
  - 11 Librarians
  - 28 Student Support Staff/Advocates, Students
  - 13 Technology and Applications Supports
  - 42 Others
  - 33 SUNY system administration employees
- 51 SUNY Campuses
- 10 SUNY Organizations: SUNY Online, Office of General, Counsel, CPD, System Provost Office, ITEC, NYSERNET, SUNY OER, SUNY Press, Faculty Council of Community Colleges)
- 192 non-SUNY institutions
- 14 non-SUNY organizations
  - Associations, Vendors, Consultants, Product Representatives

16 total presentations
- 4 Panels
- 1 Workshop
- 11 presentations had over 100 virtual participants
  - most virtual participants – 165
  - least virtual participants – 45

7 countries were represented by at least 1 participant! (Australia, Canada, Ireland, México, Pakistan, Singapore, and the US.)
42 US states were represented by at least 1 participant (Alabama – 3, Arizona – 1, California – 24, Colorado – 1, Connecticut – 3, Florida – 4, Hawaiʻi – 1, Illinois – 15, Indiana – 2, Kansas – 3, Kentucky – 1, Louisiana- 1, Maryland – 4, Massachusetts – 9, Michigan – 3, Minnesota – 3, Mississippi – 4, Missouri – 3, Montana – 1, Nebraska – 1, Nevada – 1, New Jersey – 9, New Mexico – 1, New York – 19, North Carolina – 8, North Dakota – 1, Ohio – 5, Oklahoma – 2, Oregon – 4, Pennsylvania – 7, Rhode Island – 2, South Carolina – 2, South Dakota – 2, Tennessee – 1, Texas – 10, Utah – 2, Virginia – 6, Washington – 3, West Virginia – 1, Wisconsin – 6, Wyoming – 1, and Washington, D.C. – 1, & Puerto Rico – 1.)
14 non-SUNY organizations were represented by at least 1 participant: AVID—Advancement Via Individual Determination, Cengage Learning, Co-libri Consulting, Council For Advancement And Support Of Education, Growth Mindset, Hoerig Consulting, Intact Insurance, Joshua M. Wilson Consulting, Learning Agents, Ocellaris, Region 10 – Texas, Smarterservices, Packback, Lumen Learning,Thompson Coburn LLP.