Friday Speaker Series
The NMSU College of Extended Learning is proud to host an ongoing speaker series throughout the Fall and Spring semesters. The purpose of this series of presentations is to more effectively facilitate an ongoing discussion surrounding issues in distance education.
The Friday Speaker Series is sponsored by the College of Extended Learning, The Teaching Academy, and the Learning Technology Users Group,
Resources from the 2005-2006 series
Pedagogy 201 for Distance Learning: Enhancing Interactivity - Moderated by Peter Shea, Assistant Professor, Educational Theory and Practice, University at Albany, SUNY
"Neomillennial" Learning Styles: From Websites to Distributed Learning Communities (PowerPoint) - Chris Dede, Timothy E. Wirth Professor of Learning Technologies of the Harvard Graduate School of Education
Emerging Media and Technologies that Enable Distributed Learning Communities (PowerPoint) - Chris Dede, Timothy E. Wirth Professor of Learning Technologies of the Harvard Graduate School of Education
Make Their Day, Add Audio to Online Classes (PowerPoint) - Margaret Ann Bock
Using Asynchronous Online Discussion for Student Learning (PowerPoint) - Susan Pinkerton
Problem-Based Learning in the On-line "Classroom" - Kristi Blackburn
Using Distance Education Technology: What Matters to Faculty - Jeff Bader & Eduardo Arellano
Videotaped sessions available on DVD
- Designing Assignments in WebCT - Lynn Kelly
- Some Methods to Improve Student Interaction in Distance Education - John Mullen
- In the Right Place at the Right Time: Delivering Library Resources and Services to Enhance Student Learning - Norice Lee
CHECS-Net as a Statewide Learning Tool - Brian Ormand
Advantages and Challenges of Using Centra in Online Courses - Barbara Coppola
Collaboration Tools - Bethany Bovard
- NMSU College of Extended Learning: Distance Education
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