Wednesday, November 02, 2005

Teaching with Technology Roundtable

Next week we are starting an exciting new project in conjunction with Faculty Development: the Teaching with Technology Roundtable. On Mondays at 1 pm for the next 5 weeks, we will cover a variety of topics related to incorporating technology into the classroom. We start off with Nov. 7 with GIS, then Blogs and RSS (that's me), Learning Objects, "A Teaching HomePage", and wrap up with Learning Management Systems on Dec. 5. There are facilitators and/or guest speakers at each one, but the intent is to have a discussion, not a lecture. Come by and see what's possible!

Teaching with Technology Roundtable

Purpose:
  1. Provide a place for faculty to discuss how they are using technology in the classroom as well as in their own work.
  2. Find out how faculty from local Universities are using technology in the classroom.
Time and Place:

Buley Library Connecticut Room, RM 205
Mondays, November 7th through December 5th
1pm to 2pm, Lunch will be available.


Schedule

Monday November 7

Geographic Information Services aren’t just for Geography
Steve Bischoff – Science Librarian Wesleyan University Library
Eric West - Assistant professor SCSU Geography Department

Monday November 14

Blogs and RSS: Teaching and Collaboration in Academia
Rebecca Hedreen – Distance Education Librarian, SCSU Library

Monday November 21

Learning Objects
Michael Roy - Director of Academic Computing Services & Director of Digital Projects Olin Library, Wesleyan University

Monday November 28

A Teaching Homepage – Making Cyberspace Learning Space
Will Hochman - Associate Professor & Technology Coordinator English Dept., SCSU English Department

Monday December 5

Introduction to Learning Management Systems
John Young – Director Administrative Computing, SCSU IT department
Stan Walonoski - Academic Computing Center, SCSU


Supported by a Faculty Development Grant
For more Information please contact Tim Klassen
Buley Library, 392-5734 or klassent1@southernct.edu

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