International Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship, a leading journal in its field has recently listed a featured article written by the CIT nursing fellows. The article published in 2008, “A …
To bring to life the era when the old technology of broadcast radio was the country’s main source of popular entertainment, Duke professor Daniel Foster employed a new technology: iPods. …
Duke University professor Richard Lucic’s course on information technology and society features frequent guest lecturers discussing how various technologies influence their disciplines. In order to capture and carry forward class …
Students in Professor Anthony Kelley’s music theory and practice class carry around J. S. Bach’s “Saint Matthew Passion” on their iPods. They listen to the song at the gym, on …
Reporting on fast-paced breaking news is difficult. Covering a floundering local committee meeting may be even more difficult. That was the challenge three students in a Duke journalism class faced …
First-year students Rita Baumgartner and April Edwards huddled around a speaker phone with their iPod digital devices set to record. They called the principal of Columbine High School, Frank DeAngelis, …
Snippets of songs — rock, rap, popular — burst from computers lined up on black lab benches. The songs are coming from students’ iPod digital music players, which are wired …
Using iPods in the Electrical and Computer Engineering class “Fundamentals of Digital Signal Processing” had a two-part purpose: collecting and analyzing pulse rate data, and using that data to design …
Economics professor Lori Leachman gave her students an extra aid to achieve “basic economic literacy” in one semester: audio recordings of her lectures, which she made with an iPod. Before …
Duke University junior Keith Rand said he has always struggled learning languages. In 2005, he confronted that challenge by taking an introductory Spanish course that packs two semesters of Spanish …
