Sakai Update: Get ready for Spring 2012!
It’s only October, but by the end of the month, many faculty will already be thinking about teaching in the Spring. Spring (2012) is the last semester Blackboard will be …
Sakai Update: Workshops, events and looking ahead
Duke’s move from Blackboard to Sakai continues with over 150 Duke faculty and instructors participating in Phase 1 of the Sakai transition. Over the past few weeks, Duke’s Sakai Team has migrated …
Sakai Update: The Sakai transition is underway!
Duke’s move from Blackboard to Sakai has officially begun! Over 150 Duke faculty and instructors have been chosen to participate in Phase 1 of the Sakai transition. If you think …
Duke begins moving from Blackboard to Sakai
Duke has chosen Sakai, an open-source collaboration and learning environment, as the successor to Blackboard for course and organizational site management. Between August 2009 and October 2010, Duke’s eLearning Roadmap …
Re-imagining the Academy with Crisis on Campus author Mark C. Taylor
The Office of Undergraduate Education at Duke invites you to engage with Mark C. Taylor, chair of the religion department at Columbia University and author of “Crisis on Campus: A …
iPad as a tool for Global Health fieldwork research
Jen’nan Read, Associate Professor, Sociology and Global Health Institute Project Description: CIT funded the purchase of several iPads for Duke sociologist Jen’nan Read’s Research Methods course to explore the uses …
CIT launches redesigned website
If you’re reading this post on a mobile device, via an RSS feed or through an email subscription, you probably haven’t noticed that we just launched our newly redesigned website. It’s been a few years since our last website redesign. This time around, we decided to focus less on making our website the main destination, and more on making our content accessible in various ways to others.
Duke WordPress now available for non-course use
Duke’s WordPress service, which provides a flexible web-publishing platform for hundreds of course sites each semester, is now available for non-course uses. Faculty looking to quickly create small websites for self-promotion, conferences or research groups might find WordPress useful, as might students who want to quickly develop and publish web-based portfolios. Read more about Duke […]
Re-imagining the Academy: Speaker Series
CIT and the Kenan Institute for Ethics are co-sponsoring the inaugural 2011 Bass Society of Fellows speaker series: Re-imaging the Academy. The series invites five national experts to discuss the many challenges and changes facing American higher education, as they propose ways the academy might adapt and transform to embrace such changes.
The first speaker, Laura Palmer […]
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