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Faculty, Instructional Technologies, and StudentsTune In April 18 for a Free Web Seminar on Identity Management at Duke UniversityCreated by Peggy Kurkowski (EDUCAUSE) on April 11, 2008
The meaning of "student" is evolving at Duke University in response to many institutional and faculty outreach efforts. This trend is mirrored at many of Duke's peer institutions. In this free seminar on April 18, The Evolving Definition of “Student”: Identity Management at Duke University, presenters Klara Jelinkova, Director, Computing Systems, and Lynne O’Brien, Director, Academic Technology and Instructional Services, Duke University, will discuss the issues, concepts, and solutions surrounding identity management proposed and implemented at Duke University. From FITness to Fantasy Congress: The Growth of FITness Within Faculty and Student Projects
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Tools of the trade--Rhodes College, MemphisCreated by William J. Allen (Arkansas State University) on July 01, 2006
The most recent issue of the Rhodes College (Memphis, TN) Magazine has an interesting article on technology at the college. "Tools of the Trade Technology is a pretty handy tool. Think cell phones, computers, cars that phone home. Technology is defined as the practical application of knowledge. If you have the knowledge to use it, it can help you. The trick is not to let it use you." Disciples that are briefly covered are Spanish, Music, Art and Art History, German, Physics, Chemistry, Psychology The article is available in PDF form.
Findings from the University of Washington Faculty and Student Assessment of Educational Technology
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