Recently, I attended the Lilly Conference on Designing Effective Teaching in Asheville, NC. Dr. Richard Straw, Professor of History at Redford University, demonstrated a PechaKucha and discuss how he uses them assignments in his class. …
You are invited to three events in January here at Duke that will explore the use of virtual reality in teaching. Be sure to register ahead of time if requested. Explore data visualizations created by …
A Sankey Diagram is a way to show how things move from one state or value to another. They can be really great ways to show how something changes over time, and are often a …
What It’s about Foundational Neuroscience for Perception and Action by Duke University, is a MOOC course that is part of the Neuroscience: Perception, Action and the Brain specialization offered through Coursera. Foundational Neuroscience is a …
What It’s About? Content Strategy for Professionals 1: Engaging Audiences for Your Organizations by Northwestern University is a MOOC course that is part of the Content Strategy for Professionals in Organization Specialization. Designed with professionals …
Julie Noor, Instructor in Biology, reports what she learned at a workshop about using Google’s GeoTools in Education.
We are about one month in to the third session of Duke’s MOOC on Human Physiology, a popular course with over 32,000 students enrolled, and are excited to release some of the findings from our …
With PowerPoint 2010 and Windows 7, it is now possible to show a PowerPoint slideshow on a projector and view your notes on your laptop. Yes, Macs/Keynote have been able to do this for a …
Are you involved with 3d modeling projects in courses? Do you have students doing video projects that might be interested in developing a stereoscopic (3d) video? This year, one of the areas being investigated by …
A new iPad app called ‘Expedition‘ provides a way to project the web from your iPad. “What?” you ask “I can’t project the web on an iPad by just using the built-in Safari browser?” That’s …
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