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 …
During this academic year, nine Mellon Seminars in Digital Humanities taking place at UCLA in real life (RL), will be “broadcast” via live feed into the Digital Library Federation’s (DLF) …
The University of Mary Washington (UMW) has been getting attention for their proactive approach to using blogs (often in innovative and unexpected ways) for all sorts of academic ends, including …
Register now for ScienceOnline! This free, local, participatory conference will explore science on the web. The goal is to bring together scientists, bloggers, educators, students, journalists and others to discuss, …
I found a nice, simple tool that creates a URL for just the part of a YouTube video that you wish to share. Say for example a YouTube video is …
Michigan State University’s student newspaper states that prospective students now have an option between writing a personal statement or submitting a multimedia supplement to complete the university application. Applicants can …
https://blackboard.duke.edu/help/groups.html If you want to divide a large class into groups small enough to manage and collaborate on projects and papers, or you just want a private space separate from …
In the current issue, the Chronicle of Higher Education profiles a comprehensive online resource, Teach Philosophy 101. The site includes materials on planning a course, creating tests and assignments, creating …
Graduate Junction has been showing up on other education blogs and looks promising for grad students and postdoc researchers who’d like to network with peers around the world. A description …
Giuliana Perco, Senior Lecturing Fellow, Romance Studies – Italian Project Description: Giuliana Perco is using Second Life to explore new ways for her Intermediate Italian students to engage with Italian …
