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How should I use technology in my courses? What impact does technology have on student learning? Is distance learning effective? Should I give online tests and, if so, how can I be sure of the integrity of the students work? These are some of the questions that instructors raise as technology becomes an integral part of the educational experience.
In Quick Hits for Teaching with Technology, award-winning instructors representing a wide range of academic disciplines describe their strategies for employing technology to achieve learning objectives. They include tips on using just-in-time teaching, wikis, clickers, YouTube, blogging, and GIS, to name just a few. An accompanying interactive website enhances the value of this innovative tool.
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Annie Abbott
Assistant Professor and Director of the Spanish and Illinois Program
Department of Spanish, Italian and Portuguese
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Michael Abernethy
Lecturer
Communication Studies
IU Southeast
Raquel Meyer Alexander
Assistant Professor
Accounting and Information Systems
University of Kansas
Sean Anderson PhD
Assistant Professor
Environmental Science and Resource Management Program
California State University Channel Islands
Scott P. Anstadt PhD, LSCSW, IABMCP
Assistant Professor - Division of Social Work
College of Professional Studies
Florida Gulf Coast University
Patrick J. Ashton
Associate Professor of Sociology
Director of the Peace and Conflict Studies Program
Sociology
IPFW
Paige Averett PhD
Assistant Professor
School of Social Work
East Carolina University
Brenda Bailey-Hughes
Senior Lecturer
Business Communications; Kelley School of Business
Indiana University Bloomington
Maggie W. Baker
Coordinator, Service Learning
Center for Experiential Learning
Loras College
Sharon M. Ballard PhD, CFLE, CFCS
Associate Professor
Child Development and Family Relations
East Carolina University
Karen Banks
Senior Lecturer
Operations and Decision Technologies
Indiana University
Elizabeth Anne Barber PhD
Associate Professor
Leadership Studies, School of Education
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
Ellen Bartley
Assistant Professor
Business and Accounting Department
St. Josephs College
Clara H. Becerra PhD
Assistant Professor of Spanish
Mount Union College
Mario Belloni
Associate Professor of Physics
Davidson College
CJ Gerda Bender PhD
Faculty of Education
Manager, Curricular and Research Community
Engagement (CRCE)
Education
University of Pretoria
Lynne Bercaw
Department of Education
California State University
Stephen C. Bishop
Education
Indiana University
Betty L. Black
Professor
Biology
North Carolina State University
Robert E. Bleicher
Associate Professor
School of Education
California State University Channel Islands
Julia Blitz
Faculty of Health Sciences
Health Sciences
University of Pretoria
Barbara T. Bontempo PhD
Professor
English Department
Buffalo State College
Scott Wm. Bowman PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Criminal Justice
Texas State University - San Marcos
Merilyn C. Buchanan
Associate Professor
School of Education
California State University Channel Islands
Sheryl Burgstahler
University of Washington
David B. Byrd PhD
Professor, School of Accountancy
Director, Masters of Accountancy
Accounting
Missouri State University
Sandra D. Byrd CPA, PhD
Professor, School of Accountancy
Director, Low Income Tax Clinic; Public Affairs Professor
School of Accountancy
Missouri State University
Chris Liska Carger PhD
Professor, Department of Literacy Education
Department of Literacy Education
Northern Illinois University
Teena A. M. Carnegie
Associate Professor
Department of English: Technical Communication
Eastern Washington University
Russell Carson
Assistant Professor
Department of Kinesiology
Louisiana State University
Linnie S. Carter Ph.D., APR
Assistant Professor of Public Relations
Public Relations Concentration Coordinator
Department of Journalism and Mass Communication
North Carolina A&T State University
Johannah Casey-Doecke PhD
Lecturer
I.U. School of Physical Education
IUPUI
Joanna J. Cemore PhD
Associate Professor
Childhood Education and Family Studies
Missouri State University
Wolfgang Christian
Professor of Physics
Davidson College
Linda Christiansen JD MBA
Associate Professor of Business
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IU Southeast
Karen Ciccone
Director, Natural Resources Library
NCSU Libraries
North Carolina State University
Ann Marie Clark
Associate Professor
Curriculum and Instruction
Appalachian State University
Janice Clark Young EdD, CHES
Associate Professor
Health and Exercise Sciences Department
Truman State University
Jon M. Clausen
Director of Educational Technology Programs
Educational Studies
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Susan Colby
Appalachian State University
Paul D. Cooper
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry
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Manuel G. Correia
Assistant Professor
School of Education
California State University Channel Islands
Marcie Coulter-Kern
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Chair
Psychology
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Associate Professor of Social Work and Gerontology
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The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
Mo Cuevas
Social Work Program Director
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Joshua A. Danish Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
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Department of Cell Bio and Molecular Med
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Karin deJonge-Kannan PhD
Senior Lecturer of Linguistics
Co-Director, Master of Second Languge Teaching Program
Department of Languages, Philosophy, and Speech
Communication
Utah State University
Audrey L. Deterding PhD
Department of Communication Studies
IU Southeast
Marcia D. Dixson PhD
Associate Professor and Chair of Communications
Communications
IPFW
Timothy D. Dolan MS, RID, NCIDQ, NCIDQ Certified #
016868, IIDA, IDEC
Assistant Professor
Department of Technology
Appalachian State University
Judy Donovan
Assistant Professor
College of Education
Minnesota State University, Mankato
Marion Eppler PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology
East Carolina University
Amanda L. Espenschied-Reilly MS, MA
Director of Service-Learning and Community Service
Service-Learning and Community Service
University of Mount Union
Tammy Faux MSSW, PhD, LISW (MN)
Assistant Professor of Social Work
Social Work
Wartburg College
Linda Felver
Associate Professor
School of Nursing, Portland Campus
Oregon Health and Science University
Patrick Feng Ph.D.
Department of Communication and Culture
The University of Calgary
Eugenia Fernandez
Associate Professor, CILT
Computer, Information, & Leadership Technology
IUPUI
Nancy Zachar Fett LMSW
Associate Professor
Director of Social Work
Social Work
Loras College
Lisa M Fiedor
Web Accessibility, Usability & Design Specialist
Instructional Support Services
North Carolina State University
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Professor
Department of Art and Design, College of Arts and Letters
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