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A Tale of Two Redesigns

May 2, 2011

John Squires is the chairman of the math department at Chattanooga State Community College, where he is implementing course redesign throughout the department. As the director of the Do the Math …

Advancing Innovation in Teaching and Learning (with IT) in an Era of Budget Cuts

July 27, 2009

A Solutions in Action Webcast - View the session archive Daily, we are confronted with stories of budget cuts, increasing joblessness rates, and sinking markets. If, indeed, necess…

Assessing What Students Learn in Technology-Based Learning Environments

January 1, 2006

Virtual simulations, role-playing in games, discussion boards, and shared spaces are among the growing kinds of options educators are using to foster student learning. Aside from the efficiency o…

Behind the Curtain: The Making and Execution of the ELI Annual Meeting Alternate Reality Game

February 20, 2009

Alternate reality games (ARGs) weave together real-world artifacts with clues and puzzles hidden virtually any place, such as websites, libraries, museums, stores, signs, recorded telephone messa…

Clickers and Peer Instruction: A powerful way to improve student engagement and learning – but only if you do it right

October 5, 2009

Douglas Duncan shares his strategies and proven experiences in effectively using clickers in the classroom. Duncan has been using clickers at the University of Colorado, where over 17,000 clicke…

Creating Media as Learning: The Charms and Challenges of Digital Media-Based Assessment

March 2, 2009

Just as faculty seek to harness both established and emerging technologies to enhance learning, attention is turning to how technology and digital media can be integrated into the assessment expe…

Digital Content in Higher Education – Practical Findings

March 7, 2011

Digital content growth is exploding in all facets of book publishing, including the higher education market. The digital reading universe is a maelstrom of formats, devices, digital rights mana…

E-Readers and E-Textbooks: Current Reality and Future Possibilities

August 26, 2009

This seminar will initially address the current state of e-reader devices and their functionality as platforms for the delivery of e-textbooks, as experienced by Northwest Missouri State Universi…

Electronic Portfolios: Why Now?

January 1, 2004

Multiple factors drive the mushrooming practice of electronic portfolios. Diverse students coming to college with job-related goals, moving among institutions on the way to degrees, and requiring…

Emerging Learning Technologies: The 2006 Horizon Report

January 1, 2006

The annual Horizon Report is a collaborative effort between the NMC and the ELI. Each year, the report identifies and describes six areas of emerging technology likely to have a significant i…