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Reinvigorate your lectures
Standing in front of a sea of faces, you may wonder if students are truly understanding the concepts you are explaining. Clickers offer a...
"Collaborative learning combines two key goals: learning to work and solve problems in the company of others, and sharpening one’s own...
Think Web conferencing is out of reach? Think again. Connect offers instructors a web conferencing tool for bringing guest speakers into...
Exposing students to ideas they will encounter in lecture can be done in more ways than assigning textbook reading ahead of time. Uploading...
Academic Technology Blogs
Find resources that Academic Technology staff would like to tell you about.
Academic Technology Staff Blog
AT staff members post thoughts and ideas about educational technology
Members of the Learn@UW Madison team post tips and ideas for using Learn@UW, our course management system
Posts from AT staff members' personal blogs
The views expressed in these blogs do not represent those of DoIT Academic Technology.
Information and blogs from around UW-Madison
The views expressed in these blogs do not represent those of DoIT Academic Technology.
Idea Modules
Idea modules offer structured instruction on instructional technology issues.
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Digital Storytelling
Online Teaching Resources
Today's Wired Student
e-Pedagogy Sessions Partner Resources
- The Teaching & Learning Excellence (TLE) website is a collaborative meeting place for faculty and staff from across campus to share ideas, challenges, and solutions, as well as find resources to help in their instructional mission.
- DoIT's Engage grant program has ideas on how you might address popular teaching challenges, learn about simulations and games, or find out about group collaboration.
More Resources
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The Educause Learning Initiative (ELI) "7 Things You Should Know About..." series offers an easy way to find out about new technologies that you might use for instruction.
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The ECAR studies provide an overview of student technology use across the country.
