UC officials say the arrangement allows the university to replace adjunct faculty members with an expert in American history.
Concordia announces partnership in - 5 views
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signing for texas language consortium
Fembot Collective | Dialogues in FemTechNet Course Description - 3 views
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"Dialogues in Feminism and Technology A Massively Distributed Collaborative Learning Experiment"
Collaborative Language Learning Online - 2 views
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Rebecca Davis' slides
To cut costs, W.Va. colleges to share faculty - News - The Charleston Gazett... - 1 views
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Blended learning, a process of teaching that combined face-to-face classroom teaching with computer-mediated activities, has been on the rise at universities throughout the country.
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Ninety-three percent of higher-education instructors and administrators say they are using blended learning strategies somewhere in their institution, according to the 2005 book "Handbook of Blended Learning." Seven in 10 expect more than 40 percent of their schools' courses to be blended by 2013.
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UC officials say the arrangement allows the university to replace adjunct faculty members with an expert in American history.
5 Private Liberal-Arts Colleges Will Share a Professor - The Ticker - The Chronicle of ... - 1 views
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"Five private liberal-arts colleges-four in West Virginia and one in Virginia-will share a remedial-mathematics professor, and two of them will share an American-history professor, in an effort to trim costs while maintaining a high quality of instruction, reports The Charleston Gazette. "
Colgate University : Faculty Directory - Dierk Hoffmann - 1 views
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Interested in distance and cross-cultural learning (using videoconferencing and web programs);
Swatties re-envision the meaning of diaspora - The Phoenix - 1 views
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" "Re-envisioning Diasporas," a collaborative and interdisciplinary seminar-style course established this year between Swarthmore College and Asheshi University in Ghana, aims to accomplish just this."
Global Modules - 1 views
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My name is Gary Scudder and I run the Global Modules program at Champlain College in Burlington, Vermont in the U.S. Global Modules are short, intensive, thematic online discussions between students and faculty members at different international universities.
A Liberal-Arts Consortium Experiments With Course Sharing - Next - The Chronicle of Hig... - 1 views
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ACS New Paradigm
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A Liberal-Arts Consortium Experiments With Course Sharing
Emory University | Tech-niques: Teaching with technology at Emory » ECIT - 1 views
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"Chance encounters between two Shakespeare enthusiasts led to a widely successful course this spring on the bard, taught by Cavanagh and supplemented via Skype by a veteran actor and lecturer."
"Pathways to Teaching" discussion with Trinity alumni & students, Wed Oct 26th | Jack D... - 0 views
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"Join the Educational Studies Program for a discussion about different pathways to teaching on Wednesday October 26th, 2011, from 6:30-8pm, in Terrace B and C, Mather Hall, at Trinity College. See comments below from alumni and students who plan to participate, and add your own. Also, check out the "Pathways to Teaching" advising page on the Educational Studies Program website."
SensePublishers Online Bookstore - 3 views
Open Education Resources: Feedback from the Social Web -- Campus Technology - 0 views
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"Campus Technology's recent conversation with Michael Cottam, Rio Salado College's associate dean over instructional design and new program development, helps shed some light on how OERs may be better evaluated in the future so that course developers can leverage open resources more effectively."
WISE - Web-based Information Science Education - WISE - Web-based Information Science E... - 0 views
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"A collaborative distance education model that will increase the quality, access, and diversity of online education opportunities in Library and Information Science. "
Performance Art in Greater Mexico, 1900-2011 - 0 views
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Class bwtn UCI and University of the Yucatan
New York Six Liberal Arts Colleges Consortium | - 0 views
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"New York Six Liberal Arts Consortium facilitates collaboration among its member institutions in fulfilling their educational missions and serving the public good. Through the sharing of expertise and resources, the Consortium enhances options for students, faculty, and staff, while reducing colleges' individual and collective operating and capital costs."
Cool Kindergarteners seeking Cultural Knowledge! | Skype in the classroom - 0 views
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"We are a class of 19 Kindergarten students located just outside of Melbourne, Australia and we would like to Skype with other classrooms around the world. We are interested in learning more about what life is like in other parts of the world. "
Lafayette LAF - 1 views
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Here are six academic areas that cry out for potential collaboration across the liberal arts college sector and between the liberal arts colleges and research universities. 1. Liberal arts colleges must aspire to internationalize their curriculum, teach the less commonly taught languages and invigorate or create new programs in geopolitical areas such as Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa, South and East Asia. 2. Liberal arts colleges want the flexibility to explore intellectual themes that connect departments and disciplines but do so without creating new majors and without adding new faculty. 3. Liberal arts colleges seek to provide undergraduate research opportunities for students outside the sciences integrating teaching and research across the curriculum presents a complicated set of financial, pedagogical and logistical challenges. 4. Liberal arts colleges want to support faculty members’ integration into the digital humanities into their teaching and scholarship. In order to accomplish this goal, colleges need access to communities of practice and institutional infrastructure that build capacity and that address the challenges of training, standards, critical mass, interoperability and sustainability. 5. Liberal arts colleges also need to use digital technology to create new teaching resources such as virtual labs and to create truly interactive learning platforms for use in introductory courses in subjects such as statistics, mathematics and modern language. 6. Liberal arts colleges need to create arts-based campus cultures that embrace the making of art as an integral component of the life of the mind and a complementary means of connecting different bodies of knowledge.
Episode 35: Starting a Conversation That Spans 10,000 Miles - Say Something - The Chron... - 0 views
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"In this episode, we hear from Jinghua Liu, an international student at Penn State's Erie campus, known as the Behrend College. Ms. Liu created a Web site that encourages discussion between students there and at the Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, in China."
