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Event Documents
2011-2012October Assignments: Make Them Work for U
August Opening Workshop: Marty Petrone: Shift Happens—So What?
2010-2011April April 6: Special: "Developing Information Literacy"
November November 4: Conversation: "Challenging the Coursecentric Curriculum?: Your Course and Liberal Education"
October October 19: Special: "Chinese Names "
October 6 : Conversation: "Teaching International Students "
2009-2010March March 2: Digital Dialgoue: "Social Networking: Both Sides of the Desk"
October
October 6: Conversation: "Have you 'Thiagi-ed' Lately? " Timer Application (right-click and Save the file) NovemberNovember 17 : Special: "Pixton: Make Your Own Web Comics!" 2007-2008October
October 31: Dialogues on Digital Literacy Series - "Generation Next Goes to College: Students, Faculty, and the Digital Divide." Take a look at the NOTES that we generated during the session and the MOVIE about Generation Next.
January 23: Dialogues on Digital Literacy Series - "Generation Next: What Do They Really Know?" As an outgrowth of a TLTR subcommittee, Ellenmarie Wahlrab, Brad Farr, and John Burke surveyed 571 students in sections of ENG 007, 111, and 112 this past fall. This survey, the Technology Fluency Assessment Questionnaire (TFAQ), provided interesting and surprising results about students’ technical ability and access to technology. We will share the highlights of our findings from the TFAQ. | ||||||||||||||
