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Classroom Technology Links
Multimedia
Design "Everything in your presentation should support the message
you are trying to convey." Jack Treuhaft, Algonquin College of Applied
Arts and Technology, gives some suggestions on things to consider when
designing a multimedia presentation.
World
Lecture Hall Contains links to pages created by faculty worldwide
who are using the Web to deliver university level academic courses in any
language; searchable by discipline.
The Node Highly recommended
site on teaching and technology. The Node has launched a series of new
publications designed to give you practical advice in using technology
to teach.
The Faculty
Connection This web site is designed to assist faculty of post
secondary institutions to become familiar with issues, examples, and discussion
topics associated with using emerging technologies in teaching and learning.
Using this educational resource, faculty are encouraged to travel the web
at a comfortable pace to identify where courses are offered over the Internet,
how technology can be used in the classroom, and to discuss issues that
will affect them in the future.
Teaching
with Technology Penn State teaching web site that focuses on
the use and applications of technology in the university classroom.
Online
Magazine Featuring uses of technology by faculty at the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. New issues are posted bi-weekly with
each issue focused on a particular use of technology. For example, the
April 7, 1997 issue dealt with use of technology for writing to learn assignments.
Learning Technology Consortium
The LTC web site is dedicated to issues related to teaching, learning,
and technology, with specific links related to effective practices, training,
and classroom design and support. The Learning Technology Consortium was
formed in 1998 as a way to allow a small group of colleges and universities
with similar interests in teaching and learning as they relate to technology
to collaborate and share ideas on a variety of topics.
Internet-Based
Resources James O'Donnell, a classicist at the University of Pennsylvania,
created this page to introduce, describe, and exemplify new internet-based
resources for teaching that are already available and easy to use.
College and
University Academic Technology Support Centers This page provides links
to college and university academic technology support centers. These links
are maintained by Dr. Mike Albright, Associate Director, Academic Technology
& Media Services, California State University Monterey Bay. No permission
is required to link to these pages.
Teaching
Learning on the WWW Specified search engine connected to over
600 examples of how the web is being used as a medium for learning; sponsored
by the Maricopa Center for Learning and Instruction.
The Anderson Center
for Innovation in Undergraduate Education The Anderson Center is dedicated
to improving undergraduate education through the deployment of new pedagogical
methods and innovative uses of technology. This site provides support for
faculty involvement in the renewal of undergraduate learning via a series
of workshops on studio teaching methods, the design, creation and delivery
of multimedia materials, and the instructional uses of the World Wide Web.
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