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Next three upcoming events from Academic Technologies:
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Apply Now for Mobile Learning Summer Institute, May 21-25
As an important component of the Mobile Learning Initiative, a summer institute focused on teaching and learning in a mobile environment will be held from May 21 to May 25. This institute will enable faculty to consider creative pedagogical strategies to leverage the power of mobile devices to enhance teaching and learning. More information and an application can be found at the Mobile Learning Initiative web site.
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Tools for enhancing teaching and learning with technology, including the Faculty New Media Center, our Online Service Request System, podcasting studio, and more.
Become a New Media Scholar or participate in one of our current initiatives aimed at improving teaching and learning through technology.
Tune into Boise State on iTunes U for faculty development podcasts, information about campus and community events, course content, and tips and techniques for developing and distributing digital audio and video.
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Develop new skills, knowledge, and expertise through workshops, seminars, special events, and other faculty-development opportunities, including the eLearning Quality Instruction Program.
Share your ideas with colleagues on the Academic Technologies blog or in a variety of other venues for disseminating knowledge about teaching, learning, and technology.
Get in touch with the instructional designers, engineers, media-production specialists, and administrative/managerial staff at Academic Technologies.
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Academic Technologies manages, directs, or conducts a variety of initiatives focusing on the effective, efficient, and pedagogically sound integration of technology into. Among our current initiatives is the eLearning Quality Instruction Program, as well as initiatives in course redesign; wikis, blogs, podcasts, and social-networking tools; classroom-capture technology; and the university's Mobile Learning Initiative.
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Instructional Television and Distributed Learning provides communication services (including videoconferences and webinars) in support of distance learning and university administration. In addition, the division provides communication services for governmental agencies, businesses, civic organizations, and individuals.
CLASSROOM INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
Most of the services previously provided by Classroom Interactive Technologies are now provided by the Office of Information Technology, including communication equipment and software in support of instruction and technical support for general-purpose classrooms.
Each semester, Academic Technologies develops a curriculum of faculty-development opportunities, including workshops in Blackboard and other software; seminars and panel discussions on teaching with technology; live, interactive telecasts and satellite broadcasts, in addition to offering the eLearning Quality Instruction Program, featuring an 8-week seminar in online course design.
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Our Value Assumptions:
- Successful learning is the fundamental objective.Improving teaching practices improves student learning.
- Learning activities and teaching methods that are active, collaborative, and engaging improve learning and retention.
- Appropriate and robust learning environments (both physical and virtual) facilitate learning.
- Learning opportunities and resources that are convenient and flexible increase access and learning outcomes.
- Students who understand and use technology to learn are more successful learners and better prepared for life and work.
Meet the Academic Technologies Staff
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