Dr. Bruce Alberts, current Editor-in-Chief of Science will lecture on “Making a Science Out of Science Education: Strategies for Success in this Critical Enterprise for the World’s Future” on Friday, …
Some ideas for using blogs and wikis in teaching college science, from a session I moderated with Brian Switek (a science blogger and ecology & evolution student at Rutgers University) …
How will new technologies impact teaching and research in the Humanities? The Mellon Seminars in Digital Humanities have been exploring issues around changes in the Humanities brought about by these …
As part of conference for scientists, bloggers, science educators, and journalists; (ScienceOnline09), Stacey Baker and her students (mostly 9th grade) answered questions about how they use technology to learn biology …
January 25th through 30th, Linden Labs will be holding a Second Life Education Support Faire. Bringing together faculty and students using Second Life in education with professionals from Linden Labs, …
The site smARThistory is a unique, growing resource that aims to be an enhancement, or even a replacement, for the traditional art history textbook. It allows users to browse styles, …
This semester, Duke opened a new flexible teaching and learning space in Perkins Library, called the Link. The Link supports student and faculty learning, teaching, and collaboration by offering several …
What is that little black device in your hand? An iPod? An iPhone? Some new kind of cellphone? Nope, its the ‘world’s smallest’ HD video camera – the Flip Mino …
Tyler Walters, Associate Professor of the Practice, Dance Martin Brooke, Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering Project Description: Tyler Walters, using advanced students in Dance at Duke, collaborated with undergraduate …
Caroline Bruzelius, Professor, Art, Art History and Visual Studies Project Description: Caroline Bruzelius and faculty colleagues Mark Olson, Rachael Brady, Raquel Salvatella de Prada, and Sheila Dillon have developed a …
