Learn about internships, research, study abroad, fellowships, and international library resources. Staff from the Center for International Experience and the International Programs Librarian will be at the Collaborative Learning Center (CLC) desk every Tuesday from 1:00 - 2:00pm. The CLC desk is located on the lower level of the Bass Library.
Next week – November 4th
TabletPCs - Professor/Student Collaboration with Digital Ink
Faculty members frequently express interest in being able to annotate lecture notes whether they are Word, PDF, PowerPoint or image documents. Many also want to increase in-class student participation and discussion. Themba Flowers, manager in the Educational Technology Group, will discuss using TabletPCs to accomplish both of these goals while at the same time eliminating undesired competition for attention from email, web-browsing, etc.
The basis for this talk will be a Yale Economics class taught by Professor Donald Brown, Philip R Allen Professor of Economics. We will go over how classroom management software along with the interactivity of the TabletPC provides an opportunity, as Professor Brown put it, “to send all of the students to the blackboard at the same time.”
This session will showcase the Collaborative Learning Center’s recently purchased TabletPCs and collaborative software.
When?
Tuesday from 1:00am — 2:00pm
Where?
Bass Library room L01 (lower level of the Bass Library)
Who?
Themba Flowers, Manager, Educational Technology Group/SSRS
Ken Panko, Manager, Instructional Technology Group
Fall 2008 Schedule
November
04 Tablets
11 What’s on the Horizon
25 RSS and Alerts
Free Language TutoringThroughout the fall semester, language tutors from the Center for Language Study (CLS) will be available at the Collaborative Learning Center desk on the lower level of the Bass Library. Anyone is welcome to drop by for language assistance. Please contact howard.barnaby@yale.edu with questions.
Where:
Collaborative Learning Center (lower level of Bass Library)
When:
Tuesday nights 7:00 - 9:00pm
Free Language Tutoring
Throughout the fall semester, language tutors from the Center for Language Study (CLS) will be available at the Collaborative Learning Center desk on the lower level of the Bass Library. Anyone is welcome to drop by for language assistance. Please contact howard.barnaby@yale.edu with questions.
Where:
Collaborative Learning Center (lower level of Bass Library)
When:
Wednesday nights 7:00 - 9:00pm
Free Language Tutoring
Throughout the fall semester, language tutors from the Center for Language Study (CLS) will be available at the Collaborative Learning Center desk on the lower level of the Bass Library. Anyone is welcome to drop by for language assistance. Please contact howard.barnaby@yale.edu with questions.
Where:
Collaborative Learning Center (lower level of Bass Library)
When:
Thursday nights 7:00 - 9:00pm
Next week – November 11th
What’s on the Horizon
Guest Speaker Bryan Alexander, Director for Research at the National Institute for Technology and Liberal Education (NITLE
New technologies seem to be coming out every day, but what technologies will be emerging on campuses 3 or 5 years from now? As a nationally recognized figure in the field of Educational Technology, Bryan Alexander contributes to the blog Liberal Education Today
When?
Tuesday from 1:00am — 2:00pm
Where?
Bass Library room L01 (lower level of the Bass Library)
Who?
Bryan Alexander, Director for Research at the National Institute for Technology and Liberal Education (NITLE)
Fall 2008 Schedule
November
11 What’s on the Horizon
25 RSS and Alerts
Next week – November 11th
What’s on the Horizon
Guest Speaker Bryan Alexander, Director for Research at the National Institute for Technology and Liberal Education (NITLE)
New technologies seem to be coming out every day, but what technologies will be emerging on campuses 3 or 5 years from now? As a nationally recognized figure in the field of Educational Technology, Bryan Alexander contributes to the blog Liberal Education Today, is a sought after speaker and consultant, and serves on the advisory committee of the Horizon Project. The Horizon Project publishes the annual Horizon Report, predicting trends in the use of technology in higher education. This is a unique opportunity to meet with one of the leading thinkers and researchers on contemporary teaching and scholarship.
