Teaching with Technology Forum Fall 2012
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The Instructional Technology and Training group invites you to attend the
Fall 2012 Teaching with Technology Forum
with the theme
Tablets in Teaching
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Wednesday, December 19th, 2012 9:30 am – 12:00 pm Stokes Auditorium |
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| 9:30 am ~ 9:45 am |
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| 9:45 am ~ 10:15 am |
Paper-free Grading and Stylus-driven Electronic Blackboards: Transitioning to an Android Tablet
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| 10:15 am ~ 10:35 am |
iPads, Panopto, and Styli – Better Living Through CooperationPresenter: Mark Schofield, Visiting Associate Professor of Chemistry, Haverford College This semester Mark Schofield has been using Panopto in concert with his iPad to capture lectures for an advanced laboratory course. The “product” of each lecture includes a video–posted on his Moodle course page–of the presentation for students who want to review it, along with a pdf of the finished product generated using Notability. This system has advantages for both Mark and his students. He can capture an example improvised on-the-spot for revision and incorporation into future lectures. Students can review how he derived a particular expression or how numerical data collected during an experiment might be transformed into “results.” In this presentation, Mark will demonstrate some of the ways that he has used this technology in his teaching.
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| 10:35 am ~ 11:00 am |
iPads in the ClassroomPresenter: Ken Koltun-Fromm, Professor of Religion, Haverford College Ken Koltun-Fromm has several iPads scattered around his classroom which his students can pick up and use, as needed. He wants his students to become more literate in digital humanities, while critically assessing technology as a medium. Ken will talk about how he and his students use those classroom iPads to generate course content, and how this can help create active learners among students. |
| 11:00 am ~ 12:00 pm |
Transforming Education with the iPadPresenter: Mike Wolk, Systems Engineer, Apple Welcome to a more engaging learning experience. The iPad, iOS and iTunes U are transforming teaching and learning. Join us and see, first-hand, the full potential of iPad in your classroom. iPad inspires creativity and hands-on learning with features you won’t find in any other educational tool. Easily create your own courses for iPad. Use these courses to share your ideas in a powerful new way, and your students get a rich, immersive learning experience using the iTunes U app for iPad. |
Contact Instructional Technology and Training with any questions: hc-techlearn@haverford.edu.