The Department of Chemistry at Duke University invites you, your students and families to the 5th Annual Evening of Chemistry Demonstration Program. Explore the chemistry of fire on Tuesday, September …
Apple has released their new operating system for the Mac, Snow Leopard. The update isn’t for everyone – it only works on newer Intel-based Macs and, since this is a …
Join us in Bostock Library on September 23–24 for “Flattening the Classroom: Building Collaborative Learning Environments,” the 2009 Educause Learning Initiative (ELI) Online Fall Focus Session. The sessions will explore …
Julie Reynolds, in Duke’s Biology Department, was recently showcased on the Techsmith’s education blog for her innovative use of Jing, a program that captures images and video of your computer …
Want to learn more about Photoshop, Excel, Duke’s wiki or how to use your Flip videocamera? Duke’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) is ready for you. See their full list …
It’s hard to go anywhere or listen to anything without hearing something about Twitter these days, but how does it apply in an academic setting? Can the same technology that …
This fall, CIT offers several faculty funding options to support innovative projects using instructional technologies. Our Strategic Initiative Grant program seeks applicants with high-impact project ideas which directly support Duke’s …
Librarians hold the keys to a wealth of resources and techniques that can help faculty with teaching and research, and they’re sharing their knowledge in several workshops in a series …
Now that many students carry a single device that can make phone calls, take pictures, record audio and video, store data, music, and movies, and interact with the Internet, how …
Guest post by Emily Daly, Instruction and Outreach Librarian If you use Blackboard at Duke, you may have noticed an addition to your course site’s menu this past spring. The …
