Students in Marine Invertebrate Zoology have created short videos about published research articles. The videos can be seen in on the course YouTube Channel; catch some of the students’ enthusiasm …
Duke students Marcel Yang and David McMullen (pictured) produced a three dimensional visualization for teaching pharmacology as an independent study project with Rochelle Schwartz-Bloom and Rachael Brady. They have tested …
According to the 2009 Horizon Report, “Geo-Everything” will significantly impact teaching, learning, research and creative expression within the next two to three years. (The report covers 5 other technologies, but …
This semester, Duke opened a new flexible teaching and learning space in Perkins Library, called the Link. The Link supports student and faculty learning, teaching, and collaboration by offering several …
The New York Times today reports “At M.I.T., Large Lectures Are Going the Way of the Blackboard”. Introductory physics courses are now taught in smaller classes that emphasize hands-on, interactive, …
During Fall 2008, five Duke faculty and one graduate student participated in the CIT’s “Flexible Learning Spaces” Fellowship program, which focused on best teaching applications of the technology and space …
Dr. Peter Haff’s class here at Duke used Google Earth for their final project in the American Southwest (EOS 181S.01). They took a field trip to the Mojave Desert in …
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 …
This semester, Duke opened a new flexible teaching and learning space in Perkins Library, called the Link. The Link supports student and faculty learning, teaching, and collaboration by offering several …
Julie Reynolds, Mellon Lecturer in Writing & Biology Vicki Russell, Senior Lecturing Fellow and Director, Writing Studio Julie and Vicki have published a research report on using audio feedback for …
