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How to Use What We Know: 21st-Century Faculty and Students

Session Details

Monday, March 17, 2008
2:30 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.
King Arthur's Court/Third Floor

Session Type: Track 4

Speaker(s)

Bradley A. Cohen, Assistant Director and Coordinator for Curriculum Development, University of Minnesota
JD Walker, Manager, Research and Evaluation Services, University of Minnesota
Session convener: Barron Koralesky, Associate Director of Information Technology Services, Macalester College

Abstract

What do faculty really want from faculty development efforts designed to help them teach with technology? How can institutions best meet faculty needs in this area? This presentation will share results from longitudinal studies of faculty, students, and technology at the University of Minnesota and will discuss the impact of these results on our faculty development efforts.

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http://connect.educause.edu/Library/Abstract/HowtoUseWhatWeKnow21stCen/46508

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