Trans* Inclusion in the Classroom Monday, April 17, 2017 10:30 am – 12:30 pm Holsti-Anderson Reading Room, Rubenstein Library Registration Required: Click Here to Register Co-sponsored by the Duke Graduate …
This month’s DE SIG meeting will focus on scholarly communication, copyright, open resources, and issues in online teaching. DE SIG@Duke is invited to join David Hansen, J.D., Director of the …
A few weeks ago, Michael Greene and I attended the University API Winter Workshop held in Utah. Brigham Young University has done significant work in building their own university APIs, …
Last week, technology entrepreneur, activist, and writer Anil Dash gave the 2017 Rolf Buchdahl Lecture on Science, Technology and Human Values at the NC State University’s Hunt Library. Dash spoke on making …
Interested in the latest updates in online teaching and learning? Connect with the Online Learning Consortium (OLC), an organization offering regional and national conferences, educator resources, and a quality framework …
Join the Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) for Teaching and Learning Days, a series of workshops and seminars on a range of teaching and learning topics. The event will take …
This post briefly looks at the concept of increasing retention of memorized material through the use of “boosters” to stimulate information recall. CIT is interested in collaborating with instructors to investigate tools …
Duke faculty and academic staff are invited to register and join CIT staff at an upcoming webinar produced by the Educause Learning Initiative and hosted by CIT: New Directions in Instructional Design: Keeping …
Each year, the New Media Consortium (NMC), in cooperation with the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative, produces the Horizon report summarizing the latest findings from the NMC Horizon Project, an ongoing research project …
Many instructors go beyond text and tables and use graphic elements to illustrate their educational materials. When chosen and applied carefully, graphics can add valuable context and information. When chosen poorly, …
