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Where can learning happen on a university campus? Everywhere. Planning for a network of physical and virtual spaces that support learning, discovery, and interaction is a complex process that requi…

A cross-constituency instructional team adopted an open-source content management system to facilitate students' scholarship and writing skills. The target group was a senior-level undergradua…

How do students and faculty view information resources and technology services? Which library and technology services do they use extensively, and how important do they consider these services to b…

OCC is one of the first community colleges in the Mid-Atlantic to develop and place most science offerings completely online. With both content and laboratory directed via distance learning, OCC ha…

Over a two-week period in 2008 we invited 15 students to tweet about their learning spaces. Asking them "Where do you learn?" we uncovered some informal real-time, contextualized data abo…

What makes some learning spaces robust seedbeds for interactivity, and others flat and unproductive? To what extent is the answer to this question in the mind of the beholder, and therefore challen…

Online scholarly and research publishing isn't new. Low cost, quick access, and high positive search rates promise easy success, yet high failure rates abound. Should such publishing be abando…

Because much of the curriculum of the Masters of Digital Media Program at Great Northern Way involves real-time, team-based collaboration, we have been developing a virtual learning platform to ena…

Mobile and ubiquitous computing may support a social constructivist learning process by helping students engage in learning activities in diverse locations, access resources at the point of learnin…

Who would Thomas Jefferson have included in his “friends” list? What technologies did he use to stay in touch? This presentation will share how faculty and staff at the Virginia Center for Digita…