Led by Dr. Kyle Covington, over 60 Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) students used iPads during a two-week clinical experience. Groups of three or four students were issued one iPad loaded with …
Evernote is a free note taking and archiving software to save notes including audio and text files, images, websites and screen shots, and many other bits of digital information. These notes …
Duncan Murrell is a Writer in Residence at Duke’s Center for Documentary Studies. During the Fall 2011 semester, he used iPads with his students in DOCST 111S – Documentary Writing. He details …
With Apple’s announcement of its iTunes U app, educators now have access to over 100 free, online courses. Duke has contributed the Open Chemistry materials – created by Professor Stephen …
Nursing students in Kathy Trotter’s N442 course, Sexual and Reproductive Health, experimented with the idea of using iPads in the clinical setting to access course materials and specialized health information. …
Dr. David Johnston is a Research Scientist at the Duke Marine Laboratory. He is using iPads with students in his Marine Megafauna course during the Spring, 2012 semester. He describes the …
During the Spring, 2012 semester, Jules Odendahl-James in Duke’s Department of Theater Studies plans to have students enrolled in the program’s Theater Production course use the video and audio capabilities …
Sharon Hawks, director of the Nurse Anesthesia Program in the School of Nursing plans to use iPads to help students integrate various types of knowledge into a patient-specific plan of …
During the Spring 2012 semester, Erdağ Göknar will be using iPads with students in his course, Turkish through Screenplays and Film. He describes how he plans to use second generation iPads …
Annotation tools on the iPad are useful for grading, taking notes, and reviewing articles. New apps are always being released and can vary in their features and usability. For a …
