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Web and Database Consultant
IS&T Departmental Consulting and Application Development (DCAD)
When you see students walking on campus with headphones plugged in their ears, they may be studying...
Lisa Mayer
Web and Database Consultant
IS&T Departmental Consulting and Application Development (DCAD)
When you see students walking on campus with headphones plugged in their ears, they may be studying...
Speaker: Peter S. Donaldson
Ann Fetter Friedlaender Professor of Humanities and Head of Literature Faculty
MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
Day: Friday, Feb 24, 2006
Time: 1:00p–2:...
Katie Livingston-Vale, Ed.D.
Team Leader, Educational Technology Consultants
IS&T Academic Computing
Online journals called "weblogs" or "blogs" are now being employed in MIT courses to teach...
Violeta M. Ivanova, Ph.D.
Math and Engineering Educational Technology Consultant
IS&T Academic Computing
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With iPods slowly working their way into college classrooms, it was only a matter of time before someone put the devices to use as a way of cutting corners on course work.
Now a pair of companies has stepped up, offering a line of iPod-...
LINC (Learning International Networks Consortium), will hold its third annual symposium at MIT on October 27th and 28th, 2005. LINC is an MIT-affiliated program that works with educational leaders in developing countries to facilitate and...
Digital Natives': A new generation of college students has arrived, and many of them have no interest in long lectures. How much should colleges change to accommodate the so-called Millennials?
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Date: Thursday, October 6
Time: 4:00 - 6:00
Room: 4-237
A representative from National Instruments Corp. will be on campus to
demonstrate features of the company's product,...
When: Thursday, September 22, 3:30pm-5:30pm
Where: Digital Instruction Resource Center (14N-132)
Build your knowledge of library solutions that enhance teaching and
learning, including course-integrated library instruction,...
The GIS Lab is offering five one-hour workshops this fall to help people get started using Geographic Information Systems at MIT.
Workshop topics include:
The Emerson College Learning Portal Project is the latest and most ambitious iteration in their experiments in multimedia pedagogy. Combining blog and portal technology, this system has implications for pedagogy, software design, and the...
What would you do to make Stellar more useful?
Each Spring and Fall semester, a new version of the...
Are Google searches just getting your users in the ballpark? Not having the right metadata is like having a ticket to the game, but no seat number. Discover how metadata can make your digital resources more accessible.
What:...
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E-learning developers in the 1990s fully embraced the spirit of the dot.com bubble: long on promise and short on delivery. In this presentation, Professor Miyagawa identifies... |
| Prof. Hal Abelson will be presenting about the Creative Commons organization he helped to found in 2001.
What: Ed Tech Partners Meeting (with lunch) |
Alan Levine from the Maricopa Center for Learning and Instruction (MCLI) will discuss how the Center uses cutting edge technologies to support teaching and learning.
(If you missed this Crosstalk event you can...
Date: Friday, March 4, 2005
Time: 9:00 - 12:00, OR 1:00 - 4:00
Room: 1-134
Register:
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Continuing our exploration of how tablet PCs can be used in the classroom, Dr. Hai Ning reports on research done by MIT's Department of Mechanical Engineering on the use of... |
Thoughtfully and effectively integrating technology with teaching is an ongoing
challenge for those of us who conduct research in, develop, or support educational
technologies at MIT. Over the past year a number of our colleagues...
by Rich Garcia
Can the Apple iPod -- the symbol of a generation of students plugged in to
downloaded music -- serve as a delivery system for serious education? Experiments at several universities are exploring the iPod's...
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