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- An Educause Live Webinar: A New Culture of Learning
March 2011
On March 21 the EdTech Center hosted the Educause webinar A New Culture of Learning live in our conference room. Guest host EDUCAUSE President Diana Oblinger and Douglas Thomas (co-author of the book...
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- TurningPoint Anywhere - Clicker Training
The EdTech Center hosts virtual training sessions of Turning Technologies' TurningPoint AnyWhere. The training gave participants an opportunity to experience Turning Technologies’ ‘light... - TurningPoint PowerPoint - Clicker Training
The EdTech Center hosts virtual training sessions of Turning Technologies' TurningPoint PowerPoint. The training gave participants an opportunity to experience Turning Technologies’ robust... - TaskStream Demonstration
Northeastern has been piloting ePortfolio projects since 2007 using the ePortfolio software "TaskStream". This webcast is a presentation of the software by a company sales representative....
Events
- Can Blogs and the Popular Media Help Educators? Working with Numb3rs
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... - Connecting Your Classroom with Facebook
Tue, November 14, 12:00 - 1:30
Facebook (http://www.facebook.com) is an online directory that connects people through social networks at schools and colleges. It receives 250 million hits per day and is ranked ninth in overall... - Turning Point Demo - Clicker Technology
Wed, June 10 (All day)
Turning Technologies provides a variety of software and hardware options. Pharmacy is currently piloting the most robust software offered called TurningPoint, which includes many advanced features....
Demonstrations
- Google Earth
Google Earth (and Google Maps) are free web mapping technologies that let you view maps all around the world, zooming in to street level or out to country or global scale. You can use Google Earth to... - Building Mashups From Multiple Data Sources
A Mashup is the combination of multiple data sources mashed together into a new application. It can be as simple as a few rss feeds combined and filtered into one location, or as complex as a google... - Digital Story Telling - First Person Narratives
Everyone has a story to tell. Maybe you are a professor glimpsing how your research and teaching can alter the course of a student's life. Or perhaps you would like to have your students explore an... - Podcasting 1: Recording Your Lecture
Audio-podcasts allow your students to time-shift (listen to the podcast when they wish) and multi-task (listen to the podcast while doing something else such as working out at the gym or commuting).... - Podcasting 2: Enhancing Your Lecture
"Answer-casts" offer a way to quickly respond to your students e-mailed questions in your own voice. "Wrap-ups" can be used to extend your class by offering additional insights or... - Rich Media Sharing and Integration (Flickr, YouTube, Slideshare)
College and high-school students regularly share audio and video via the Web. Sites like flikr and YouTube allow users, in a few clicks, to easily post and share media files. This demonstration will...
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- Podcasts
What is a podcast? According to Wikipedia, "a podcast is a digital media file, or a series of such files, that is distributed over the Internet using syndication feeds, for playback on portable...
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Ethics Institute
Welcome to the Ethics Institute at Northeastern University. On this site you will find information about upcoming events, Institute programs, and ethics education and research at Northeastern University. Read more...
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