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 …
If you would like a way to learn more about Second Life, to practice building or using virtual environments, or to provide your students with space for a virtual project, …
Connel Fullenkamp, Associate Professor of the Practice, Economics Connel teaches ECON 51D, Economic Principles, a very large class held in Griffith Theater in the Bryan Center. Connel uses a tablet …
The call for proposals is now open for the 2009 Lilly Conference on College Teaching and Learning, sponsored by UNC-G (February 20-22, 2009). The theme of this year’s conference is …
Recently, I attended a discussion on “Using New Media Effectively in the Classroom” by Miles Travis at ConvergeSouth, an inspiring conference themed “Creativity online for everyone”. Miles is a grad …
The Museum of the Moving Image has created an ongoing and expanding online exhibit, The Living Room Candidate, a comprehensive online collection of television and web video commercials by presidential …
Please join us for world-wide Open Access Day on Tuesday, October 14. Several events are planned. Throughout the day there will be tables set up in the Perkins Library and …
In addition to an ever deafening volume of print, radio and television election coverage that the web has its own share of sites dedicated to following election-related data of all …
The Duke University Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) invites you to its premier Open House, featuring its newly completed research environments. Tuesday October 14, 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Remarks by …
Melinda Box and Anne Langley (Chemistry) have used Camtasia screen recording software to create a video to teach students how to find chemistry information online. The video demonstrations have freed …
