Caroline Bruzelius, Sheila Dillon, Mark Olson, Rachael Brady, and Raquel Salvatella will discuss their experiences from this spring in teaching the course “Wired: New Representation Technologies for Historical Materials” and …
OIT’s Academic Services group will hold a series of four faculty and student focus groups to obtain feedback on current OIT digital media services. All sessions are in Perkins 217: …
Join us on Friday, April 24th 2009 to meet colleagues and share stories at the Center for Instructional Technology showcase. Talk with Julie Reynolds about using video to teach writing, …
Explore scholarly images sources and the concept of visual literacy with Art Librarian Lee Sorensen. Learn useful tips for projecting images in the classroom, creating personal visual collections and helping …
Recently, the CIT offered “Death by PowerPoint”, one of our regular workshops that look at using technology in your teaching. We offer ideas for improving student learning and engagement or …
In collaboration with the School of Nursing, Pratt School of Engineering and Nicholas School of the Environment, CIT is offering Duke faculty access to an online seminar from STARLINK focused …
Dr. Bruce Alberts, current Editor-in-Chief of Science will lecture on “Making a Science Out of Science Education: Strategies for Success in this Critical Enterprise for the World’s Future” on Friday, …
January 25th through 30th, Linden Labs will be holding a Second Life Education Support Faire. Bringing together faculty and students using Second Life in education with professionals from Linden Labs, …
On Friday, January 16th, there will be a networking reception with light food and drink, and a presentation by Rebecca Skloot, a freelance science writer, contributing editor at Popular Science, …
Just a few of the ways CIT will continue to work with Duke faculty teaching in the Link in the coming year: 1) Link Lunch – monthly CIT hosted lunch …
