The Faculty Survey of Student Engagement surveyed approximately 4,600 faculty members at 50 U.S. colleges and universities in the spring of 2009.
ARTICLE/GRAPH: Professors’ Use of Technology in Teaching
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July 25, 2010
Professors’ Use of Technology in Teaching
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Permalink Reply by Tony O'seland on
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Interesting study, but not surprising. I work with senior PhD's who haven't learned to use a computer past the basic word processing it will do. I've heard mutterings that the abacus was confusing enough. As a tutor in the writing center, and a team teacher in the Technology for Writing Center Administrators program here I am constantly startled at how fast the tech changes. One of the things we are still looking for is an affordable program that combines a chat feature with the ability to pull up a students paper on a split screen and edit/critique in real time, and allow the student to save the corrected paper. I know the modules have to be out there, just not how to put them together to make them work.
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Permalink Reply by Ryan Goble on
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Try the free demo version of Tokbox.com, seems pretty amazing. See VIDEO: Medieval helpdesk.
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Ok, I'll take a look soon as I get a moment. Thanks.
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Yeah, the vid = lol :)
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