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Forests and Trees: Rethinking What Influences Student Learning: January 1, 2006

Drawing from his coauthored book "How College Affects Students (Vol.2): A Third Decade of Research" (San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, February 2005), Terenzini will summarize what 2,500 stud…
The ECAR 2005 Study of Students and Information Technology: January 1, 2006

What are the information technology uses and skills of undergraduate students, how does their use of these technologies contribute to their undergraduate experience, and how does IT add to their …
Visual Literacy in Higher Education: January 1, 2005

EDUCAUSE Vice President Diana Oblinger will moderate Ron Bleed's Web Seminar, "Visual Literacy in Higher Education," which is also the title of his recent ELI Explorations paper (p…
New Learning Technologies and Emergent Practices in Higher Education: January 1, 2005

New technologies are changing how we teach and learn in classrooms as well as informal learning spaces. Techniques such as blogging, podcasting, and videoblogging once used by tight-knit groups o…
Tomorrow’s University Students: Technology Trends Among Teens: January 1, 2005

Today's teens are taking charge of their media environment. Millions of kids already produce their own Web sites; millions more are multitasking and deciding when to pay attention to TV—an…
Narrowcasting 101: Using Blogs, Podcasts, and Videoblogs in Higher Education: January 1, 2005

A key element of the new Web is narrowcasting, which includes Weblogs, podcasts, and video blogs. Practices surrounding narrowcasting that use RSS feeds and aggregators to distribute increasingly…
The Current State of E-Portfolios in Higher Education: January 1, 2005

According to Casey Green's 2004 Campus Computing Survey, the number of institutions offering e-portfolios doubled from the previous year to include nearly one-third of U.S. institutions, and…
iPods and Academia: The Duke First-Year Experience: January 1, 2005

In August 2004, Duke distributed 20GB Apple iPod devices to each first-year student. Titled the Duke First-Year Experience, the iPod initiative was intended to stimulate creative uses of digital …
Podcasting Possibilities: January 1, 2005

If you've never heard of podcasting, here's your chance to learn about it. If you've heard it's just a techie toy, this is your chance to learn otherwise. Podcasting could bec…
Learning Space Design: January 1, 2004

This session explores learning–space design principles as a way to enhance and transform teaching and learning with technology. The principles acknowledge changes in our understanding of studen…

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