The EdTech Buzz
Innovative teaching andlearning projects

Thu, March 13, 9:00 - 3:00
What are mashups, Second Life, collective intelligence and citizen journalism? How are instructors using Blogs, Flickr and YouTube in teaching? How can I get started with podcasting and digital...Wed, October 18, 12:00 - 1:00
Every Friday night at 10 p.m. on CBS, the cast of NUMB3RS takes on another crime that requires advanced mathematics skills to solve. Based on actual events, NUMB3RS explores the connection between...March 2007
Northeastern faculty are using social networking tools to engage students in learning and facilitate collaboration among their colleagues. Educational uses for social networking tools are on the rise, and a number of Northeastern faculty members are making use of them to teach their students.
December 2006
On October 18, 2006 Math professor Mark Bridger discussed educational applications for blogging, based on his experiences writing a blog for the CBS hit series Numb3rs.
April 2008
Podcasting, Educational Blogging, Virtual Worlds and More.
This semester the Educational Technology Center offered a number of short demonstrations to introduce you to new technologies and ideas you can use to enhance your teaching. Although the demos were not hands-on, we offer links to self-paced tutorials so you can try out the ideas on your own. Or you can come to the EdTech Center at your convenience for help from one of the EdTech Center’s co-op students. We will offer similar demos summer semester, so if you missed out, look for these topics again this summer and in the fall.
January 2010
Opportunity to receive digital recorder or camera for participating!
Attend one of our demonstrations and submit a RFP for a project or student assignment. If your project is approved, you will receive a digital camera or voice recorder to develop it.

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