The latest from CIT staff
After working in the field of Instructional Technology for almost twenty years, I’ve seen many technologies that might impact higher education come and go. In the initial stages, universities often …
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 …
Was MITx a success? I’d like to add a few final thoughts about what MITx got right and missed to my earlier posts (see #1, #2, #3). In terms of the basic traditional metric …
Guest post by Melissa Simmermeyer, Romance Studies and 2011-2012 CIT-TWP Research with Writing Faculty Fellow. This post is part of a series by the CIT-TWP Fellows discussing how they implemented changes …
Course sites are not generated automatically in Sakai, rather Sakai provides a self-service process that allows you to choose to create only the courses you need, when you need them. …
Thinking about teaching an online/distance-learning course? Already teach online – but need fresh ideas? The Online Teaching Guide, developed by eight faculty from Duke’s School of Nursing (led by Dr. Jane Blood-Siegfried, Clinical Professor as …
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, …
Guest post by Christine L. Vucinich, Technical Education & Outreach Coordinator, OIT Training Duke has upgraded its license with the online training provider lynda.com. The university-wide license, called lyndaCampus, allows users to …
As we start a new academic year, you might want to keep in mind the many resources here at Duke to help with different aspects of your course – from …
Today Duke announced its plans to partner with Coursera, an educational company started by two Stanford professors last year, in offering online courses free and open to the world. During …
