Event Type: Webinar When: Thursday, June 16, 2011, 9:00am-10:00am, US/Pacific Participant URL: http://bit.ly/krRgKO Short Description: Many students listen to podcasts, yet so few instructors make their content available in this widely popular format. Detail Description: Nearly every student listens to podcasts, yet so few instructors make their content available in this widely popular format. Learn… Read more »
Posts Tagged: technology
Unbundling Faculty Roles in Online Distance Education Programs
Is distance learning more cost effective? In May of 2010, the International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning, or IRRODL, published their findings from a study aimed at analyzing costs associated with the unbundling of teacher roles as well as other hidden costs. The article asserts that in a distance learning environment separating… Read more »
TILT: Tweaking Blackboard Vista for Big Pay Offs
What: “Tweaking Vista for Big Pay Offs” Who: Robert C. Jones, Department of Philosophy When: Previously recorded on Wednesday, February 24, 2010 Where: Online as an Archive One of the biggest challenges facing professors in reading-heavy disciplines such as Humanities and Social Sciences is getting your students to read the required materials. Classroom discussions based… Read more »
100 Best Blogs for Tech-Savvy Teachers
“While there are still some educators who dispute the importance of technology in the classroom, there is no dispute over the fact that technology is here to stay in schools. Whether you are one of those tech-savvy teachers who can’t get enough of technology news and ideas or you are a teacher just learning to… Read more »
A Large Course Redesign Turns ARTS 100 Online
College of Humanities and Fine Arts Large Course Redesign Experience moves course from face to face to online. This interview is with Asa Mittman, professor in Art and Art History. He was asked by Dean Joel Zimbelman to move a course into the summer schedule for asynchronous online delivery. Hear what he has to say… Read more »
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