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Case Study
Teaching with Technology: Facilitating the Process (Part 2)
The means to bring about change
9/5/2007
References
AECT (2001). Accreditation Standards for Programs in Educational Communications and Instructional Technology. An online text downloaded August 29, 2006 at www.aect-members.org/standards/partnerhistory.html
Al-Bataineh, A., & Brooks, L. (2003). Challenges, advantages, and disadvantages of instructional technology in the community college classroom. Community College Journal of Research and Practices, 27, 473-484.
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SEDL (Southwest Educational Development Laboratory), Austin, TX. Facilitative leadership: The imperative for change. An online text downloaded August 29, 2006 at www.sedl.org/change/facilitate/leaders.html#asixcomp.
Sturgeon, J. (2005). High-tech classrooms: IHE's continue to invest in AV/IT and networking technology for a myriad of reasons.
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Ric Keaster, professor of Educational Administration at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, KY, has served as a department chair (University of Southern Mississippi) and an associate dean (WKU) and has 20 years' experience in postsecondary education. Prior to his higher education experience, he spent 13 years as a teacher and administrator in K-12 settings.
Leroy Metze, professor of Experimental Psychology and Director of Educational Technology for the College of Education at WKU, has more than 40 years' experience in higher education settings and has provided considerable consulting services in technology for both business and education entities. He has provided the vision and design for the College's electronic portfolio system.
Angela Hillegass, recent graduate of the Department of Psychology at WKU with a master's degree in Clinical Psychology, is currently employed as an Early Childhood Mental Health Therapist with NorthKey Community Care in Covington, KY.
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