Technology Trends in Higher Education
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What are the technology trends in April 2010 which college faculty need to understand and leverage to extend opportunities for student learning? This presentation addresses the following: Tablets, Cloud Computing, Social Media, Laptops / Mobile Devices, Online Publishing, Multimedia Texts, Online Video, Digital Footprints, Open Licensing / OER, and Visual Communication.
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- 8. dark economic times by David of Earth
- 11. 10 Technology Trends for Higher Education (April 2010)
- 14. <1> Tablets
- 15. The iPad!
- 16. OLPC
- 17. OLPC 2012
- 19. by wfryer
- 20. ( link )
- 22. <3> Social Media
- 24. <4> Laptops / Mobile Devices
- 25. Flickr CC Image from misterbisson
- 26. A professor who takes laptop banning too far
- 30. constructive digital & social media sharing www.flickr.com/photos/un_photo/4294041818
- 31. 21C communication for 21C learners
- 32. Celebrate Oklahoma Voices model
- 33. community & state history
- 35. wikieducator.org - WikiPedia
- 36. Technology 4 Teachers Course - Spring 2010
- 37. <7> Online Video
- 38. YouTube EDU
- 39. iTunes U
- 40. Lit2Go
- 42. Flickr CC image from Jesse757
- 43. Flickr CC image from WisDoc
- 46. <9> Open Licensing / OER
- 48. Get Creative
- 50. Open educational resources are educational materials and resources offered freely and openly for anyone to use and under some licenses to re-mix, improve and redistribute . ( WikiPedia )
- 51. OER Topics:
- 55. compfight.com
- 57. villains!
- 58. by gagilas
- 59. villain #1: fear (especially of change) by L.Brumm Photography
- 60. villain #2: ignorance by mellyjean
- 61. (link)
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- This video interview was recorded on January 16, 2010, at the annual Trapper's Rendezvous held near Newton, Kansas. Over 4,500 Boy Scouts converged to learn about mountain men and the fur trade of the early 1800s, and to trade their own goods in mountain man style. This scout told the story of how he'd traded an alligator tooth necklace (provided by his Scoutmaster) and some pocket knives for a new laptop. He was planning to continue his trading, however, and aspired to swap for a Nintindo DS.
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