During Summer 2012, a number of Duke students travelled to Zhuhai, China as part of the DukeEngage program. Duke students in the program teach English at Zhuhai No. 9 Middle School …
This Fall, Robert Duvall and Richard Lucic in the Computer Science department are offering a course, Apps: From Concept to Client, which focuses on giving students an opportunity to experience …
CIT still has a number of first-generation iPads available to faculty members interested in using the devices with their students during the Fall 2012 semester. During the 2012-2013 academic year, …
The Center for Instructional Technology maintains a pool of approximately 125 iPads and iPad2s dedicated to student/faculty use in semester-long courses. Interested Duke faculty whose instructional goals are compatible with CIT’s …
During the Fall 2011 semester, Dr. Cheryl Lin used iPads in conjunction with her Marketing Management course, encouraging students to use the digital version of the textbook. She also offered …
Duncan Murrell is a Writer in Residence at Duke’s Center for Documentary Studies. During the Fall 2011 semester, he used iPads with his students in DOCST 111S – Documentary Writing. He details …
During the Fall 2011 semester, Deb Reisinger and Karine Provot in Romance Studies included iPads as part of the curriculum for two sections of French 101, an advanced writing workshop. …
Nursing students in Kathy Trotter’s N442 course, Sexual and Reproductive Health, experimented with the idea of using iPads in the clinical setting to access course materials and specialized health information. …
Dr. David Johnston is a Research Scientist at the Duke Marine Laboratory. He is using iPads with students in his Marine Megafauna course during the Spring, 2012 semester. He describes the …
During the Spring, 2012 semester, Jules Odendahl-James in Duke’s Department of Theater Studies plans to have students enrolled in the program’s Theater Production course use the video and audio capabilities …
