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While most higher ed institutions are familiar with the relentless stream of information known as big data, the means of actually using that information to improve teaching and learning is still somewhat of a mystery. “College classrooms all over the world are continuously collecting data, much of which disappears into a black hole,” complained Eric Mazur a professor of physics and applied sciences and the area dean of applied sciences at Harvard University in Cambridge, MA. More
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How to Finance New Classroom Technology within a Small Budget
Sponsored by Panasonic Solutions Company
Funding is scarce in education. In fact, a statistic from The Center
of Digital Education says that 41 states have implemented cuts to
higher education, which means educators are left to fend for themselves,
including using sub-par technology solutions, if any at all. So how
can you finance new technology in the classroom while staying within
your budget? Join us for a free webinar to hear how a Panasonic
customer used projectors to deliver a quality educational experience
while addressing bottom-line needs.
- Enhancing Relationships Between Faculty and Students for Learning Success
Sponsored by Blackboard
In an online learning environment, what you say is not as important
as how you say it. When your "online voice" positively affects the
relationship between faculty and learners, student retention in online
education is greatly enhanced. Join us for a free webinar
that will help you identify your online persona and ways to improve it.
You'll learn how to apply an active listening model that strengthens
relationships between all members of the online learning community and
improves the learning experience, overall.
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