Negar Mottahedeh, Associate Professor, Literature Project Description In Spring 2011, Negar Mottahedeh, Associate Professor, Literature, used the iPad in her course Literature 255, Mapping the Technologies of Resistance. The course …
Students using the Pratt Student Shop now have more options for learning how to safely use the machines to construct their projects. The shop has 3 iPads, configured to access short videos demonstrating the proper use of the machines.
Denise Comer; Assistant Professor of the Practice in Writing and Director, First Year Writing Program; Thompson Writing Program
Project description:
During Fall 2010, Denise Comer, Thompson Writing Program, will be working in collaboration with Kenneth Rogerson, Lecturer in Public Policy and Director of Undergraduate Studies, Sanford School of Public Policy; and Rebecca Vidra, Mellon Lecturing Fellow, Thompson […]
During the Fall semester of 2010, Brenda Neece-Scott, Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Music, will be exploring how the iPad can be used by musicians and faculty teaching music. Joining her in the exploration will be H. Wayne Lail, Voice Lecturer in the Department of Music, and Duke’s music librarian, Laura Williams.
This Fall, Thompson Writing Program faculty member Jonathan Dueck is teaching a Writing 20 course, “Sounds of the Field”, where students will write ethnographically about sound and sport. For one section of the course, Dueck will be testing the iPad for various activities related to the assignments.
The Center for Instructional Technology and the Thompson Writing Program are jointly offering a semester-long Faculty Fellowship program, providing support for faculty interested in developing and evaluating new approaches to …
Thanks to Craig Roberts, students in Neuroscience Methods (NEUROSCI 184) will be able to watch 2D and 3D movies of neuroscience techniques to complement discussion with a scientist who practices the technique (and has produced the video).
During the Fall semester of 2010, Brad Perez (Duke School of Medicine) and Megan von Isenburg (Duke Medical Center Library) will explore use of iPads to provide access to clinical tools and patient education information, and assess how these tools impact clinical decision making.
Jeff Forbes, Associate Professor of Practice in Computer Science is developing, evaluating, and disseminating materials for a new course to equip Computer Science majors to mentor local middle and high school students with robotics projects.
Dave Johnston, Research Scientist, Nicholas School of the Environment Project Description Dave Johnston, along with his colleagues Ari Friedlaender, Larry Crowder, Andy Read, Doug Nowacek and Cindy Van Dover have …
