The Distance Education Special Interest Group at Duke (DE SIG@Duke) is an open group meeting every other month to discuss a range of distance education topics. Members include instructors, program directors and coordinators, IT directors and staff, instructional designers, and academic technology consultants. We focus on program administration, pedagogy, and technology.
Join us for our next meeting, as we discuss the flipped “online” classroom model. A panel of three faculty will share their unique experiences and pedagogical approaches flipping the classroom in a distance learning environment. Following the hour-long panel session, as is the tradition at DE SIG@Duke meetings, we will have an open discussion where announcements or any topic of discussion is welcome.
Topic: Flipped Classrooms in Distance Learning Environments
Date: Tuesday, October 14, 3pm-4:30pm
Location: Bostock 024
RSVP: Not required [All meetings are open to anyone at Duke with an interest in distance education]
Panelists:
- Steve Grambow, Ph.D., Director of the Duke Clinical Research Training Program, Vice Chair of Education and Assistant Professor in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics.
- Megan Neely, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Department at Duke University, and Associate Director of Graduate Studies for the Master and PhD programs in Biostatistics.
- Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the Practice, Department of Statistical Science
DE SIG @ Duke meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of every even-numbered month from 3pm-4:30pm, in Bostock 024 (CIT Conference room).
Save the date for the December meeting!
Dec. 9, 2014: 3pm-4:30pm
Topic: Distance International and Global Education
For more information or to join our email list, see our website. For questions, contact DE SIG @ Duke co-founders/co-leads Marc Sperber (DUSON) (marc.sperber@duke.edu) or Haiyan Zhou (CIT) (haiyan.zhou@duke.edu).