Technology Bytes Presentations – Spring 2011

This spring’s schedule of Technology Bytes features three different presentations that we hope you will find interesting.  To register for any of these events, visit the Teaching and Learning Technologies web site or click on the link given in each specific presentation below.  Lunch will be served at each one!  Here is a brief run-down:

Thursday, February 17
1:00-2:15 p.m.
A Different Kind of Feedback: Exploring Video and Audio Feedback to Students
Jodi Cressman, Director, Borra Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence
Ken Black, Associate CTLE Director, Teaching and Learning Technologies

In this session, Jodi Cressman and Ken Black will discuss their research conducted during Fall 2010, when they examined using video and audio feedback when grading their assignments. Student reactions will be examined, and will be compared to written feedback.  Click here to make a reservation.

Thursday, March 17
1:00 – 2:15 p.m.
Clickers Roundtable Discussion

Join several faculty members from across the disciplines at Dominican as they share their experiences using the TurningPoint student response systems (“clickers”) in their classes.  Click here (with your mouse–not a clicker!) to register.

Wednesday, April 20
12:30 – 1:30 p.m.
David Perry, History
Michael Stephens, GSLIS
Ken Black, Associate CTLE Director, Teaching and Learning Technologies

Rosary College was founded on the pillars of love and truth fifty years before televisions appeared in the classroom; seventy years before the microprocessor and first Apple computer (sold in a kit); ninety years before the internet was used widely in higher education; and more than one hundred years before the invention of social networking technologies like Facebook and Twitter. Students in our freshman class have always lived in the time of the internet, and they now live in a time of ubiquitous access to computers. In this roundtable, we focus on the implications of educational technologies for Dominican’s core commitment to truth and love and to its identity as a relationship-centered institution. [Originally scheduled as part of the Caritas Veritas Symposium.]   To register, click here.

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  1. [...] using an easy, web-based program called Jing Pro.  Last Spring Jodi Cressman and Ken Black did a Technology Bytes program on interactive feedback in the classroom, and Jodi reported on her use of Jing.  I’m using the [...]

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