My brother and I often have conversations about instructional technology, instruction, and student learning as he is taking on more teaching responsibilities as he moves through his Doctoral program in Biblical Studies in Denver. Next year he will be teaching…
As we are thinking of how to support faculty instructional needs (technology and otherwise), this ELI In Conversation: Veronica Diaz and Laura Blankenship on Instructional Technologies, is a good conversation starter as it provides a good overview of the processes,…
ELI’s 7 Things this month is on flickr in the document I learned that the Library of Congress has partnered with flickr. Library of Congress Photos on Flickr (Prints and Photographs Reading Room, Library of Congress) The project sounds interesting…
As of late most of my posts have been via my delicious bookmarks. This is partly because of limited time at work but now I am finding value in tagging url’s in delicious and allowing that to post to my…
Weeks ago I started a category to post ideas of ways to connect the web2.0y technologies and mindsets with the liberal arts philosophy. In particular how such technologies can be incorporated into Allegheny’s First Seminar program that’s focused on writing,…
Today as I drove to work I got to thinking about sample assignments that include technology for the First Seminar Classes. I think that a combination of the three days of workshops I attended last week and a conversation I…
Thoughts, Experiments and Experiences 