In 2009-10, Duke’s elearning Roadmap Committee is actively gathering input from Duke instructors and students about tools they use for teaching and learning. The Committee will assess the needs of the campus community to identify tools, support and infrastructure that should be centrally provided. Whether you use blogs or wikis, Blackboard or VoiceThread, Micrograde or Maple TA, Second Life or Flickr, the Committee needs your insight and ideas about what’s most important for the Duke community. What works well for the kind of courses you teach? What could be improved? What’s missing? Learn about the Committee’s process, findings and ways to get involved and share your ideas at a new web site, https://elearning.duke.edu. At this site, you can…
- learn more about events we’re sponsoring and ways you can participate in the conversation (Get Involved), including an event for faculty coming up soon on Thursday, November 12 (register)
- stay in touch with (and comment on!) what we’re hearing from members of the campus community (Your Feedback)
- monitor our activities for the 2009-2010 academic year (Our Goal and Our Timeline)