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Technology Enhanced Collaborative Group Work
Submitted by Lindsey Schmidt on Wed, 11/11/2009 - 13:21Tags:
The 2008-2009 Engage Adaptation Award, Technology Enhanced Collaborative Group Work, gathered data from students and instructors across campus on technology enhanced group assignments.
DoIT: Campus Tools to Work Remotely
Submitted by Jeff Bohrer on Tue, 09/29/2009 - 12:08Tags:
The DoIT Help Desk has just released a guide to basic tools at UW-Madison that are helpful for working remotely:
This document points to resources to assist students, faculty and staff in working remotely. Topics addressed include communication, file storage and sharing, instant messaging, and security.
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Web 2.0 Description
Submitted by Jim on Wed, 05/20/2009 - 10:35Tags:
Web 2.0 is a TERM (not actual sotware). It describes the way people now use the internet, most notably, collaboration among users. It includes many new technologies compared to standard web page posting.
Web 2.0: Wikis, Blogs, and Other Rising Technologies – Carolyn Daughtry Krill
Conference for the Office Professional, 4/2909, Notes by Jim Rogers
Web 2.0
Designing a Public Web Site as a Classroom Project...and Teaching Undergrads How to Do Historical Research at the Same Time
Submitted by Aaron Brower on Thu, 01/22/2009 - 08:34Tags:
I came across a new website that Bill Cronon created to help him teach historical research skills to undergraduates. What I particularly like is that it's an example of how technology can be used as the centerpiece for course redesign and scholarship--that is, both as the process and content for this course. Additionally, Bill describes the story of how he and his graduate students created this site as the focus of their own semester-long project.
DoIT - Academic Technology
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DoIT - Academic Technology
Academic Technology helps UW-Madison faculty and instructional staff maximize their effectiveness through the use of technology. Our team of consultants, designers, programmers, graphic artists and multimedia developers provide a continuum of services, from simple troubleshooting to designing complex online courses.
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