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Enhancing Student Learning with Tablet PCs: Experiences from Five Universities

Enhancing Student Learning with Tablet PCs: Experiences from Five Universities

Title:Enhancing Student Learning with Tablet PCs: Experiences from Five Universities (ID: ELI0656)
Author(s):Richard Anderson (University of Washington), David Berque (DePauw University), Jonathan Hill (Pace University), Stephen K. Kwan (San Jose State University), Joseph G. Tront (Virginia Tech) and Jim Vanides (HP)
Topics:Instructional Technologies, Laptop and Notebook Computing, Student Computer Initiatives
Origin:ELI Meetings (01/31/2006)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:This session will provide participants with an overview of state-of-the-art Tablet PC deployments in higher education. Varied Tablet PC deployments at five universities will be described, with an emphasis on the way these projects impact student learning both in and out of class.
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