37. Emerging Instructional Technologies
Educational Technology and Design
Seminar: Writing a Graduate Paper
Selection and Integration of Instructional
Technologies
40. What would be your challenges?
How can you be supported?
What do you hope for an outcome?
Will this improve learning?
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41. We must teach our students
for their tomorrows,
NOT our yesterdays.
42. We must teach our students
for their tomorrows,
NOT our yesterdays.
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Lisa Dawley – Boise State Univ Skyped and 2nd Life
Computers are NOT technologyInternet is better than TV
Research-based Methods – Variety of active learning methods. Less lecture, more multimedia and collaborating with peers. Relevance – Meaningful to their lives. Connect course content to current cultureRationale – Not authoritarian. Need to have rationale for specific policies and assignments.Relaxed – Less formal environment. Informally interact with prof & one another. “Laid back”Rapport – Extremely relational. Adults show interest in them. Will pursue learning outcomes more readily when instructors connect with them on personal level. 24/7 teacher