UR Faculty iPod initiative - Spring 2010
!!! PROPOSAL DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL DECEMBER 11, 2009 !!!
University of Richmond faculty can now apply for the Spring 2010 iPod and iPod Touch initiative!
Apple’s iPod is far and away the most popular portable media device. The iPod can store and display audio, video, still images and text. From an education standpoint the iPod is a portable multimedia center that has the potential to extend learning in many different ways.
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The Dec’09/Jan’10 issue of Learning@Richmond features Mike Davison, Professor of Music. He reflects on his multicultural travel experiences and discusses ethnomusicology and the process of documentary filmmaking The back page describes the instructional technology integration paradigm TPCK and highlights …
CTLT Liaisons
The CTLT liaisons are the bridge between teaching and technology. The liaison group collaborates primarily with University of Richmond faculty to effectively incorporate technology into the teaching and learning processes. We deal with diverse technologies, and are happy to work with any skill level.
