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Teaching with Technology II Track Summary: How and Why We Use Technology

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 July 2006

Lela Long
Affiliation:
Troy University
Joseph Vorbach
Affiliation:
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
M. Victoria Perez-Rios
Affiliation:
The Graduate Center, CUNY

Extract

Blended learning describes the integration of computer-assisted teaching techniques with traditional approaches. Participants in the Teaching and Technology II Track considered several technology-driven means that contribute to effective learning to uncover a provocative array of blending processes. Presentations and discussion revolved around a variety of factors brought together by technology: traditional and modern views on technology and society, blogging and customary writing assignments, tech-savvy and conventional faculty, and multi-national faculty and students in a single classroom. Participants left the conference invigorated by the demonstrated possibilities, mindful of the challenges posed by cost and tradition, and focused on the successful use of technology to deliver the desired end—more effective teaching.

Type
2006 APSA TEACHING AND LEARNING CONFERENCE TRACK SUMMARIES
Copyright
© 2006 The American Political Science Association

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