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Gawelek, Mary Ann; Spataro, Mary; Komarny, Phil – EDUCAUSE Review, 2011
Along with their students, faculty have become co-learners and pioneers in the classroom. With no models to work from, they have had to explore, practice, and discover the iPad's potential for expanding learning. Given the recent and rapidly growing access to a dazzling array of intellectual technologies, faculty and staff at Seton Hill, a liberal…
Descriptors: Learner Engagement, Computer Uses in Education, Access to Information, Creative Thinking
Cormier, Dave; Siemens, George – EDUCAUSE Review, 2010
Over the last decade, as educators have increasingly experimented with social technologies and interactive pedagogies, the concept of a "course" has been significantly challenged. In particular, questions have arisen as to the key value of the course in the educational system. The numerous high-profile open courseware initiatives from elite…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Course Content, Open Source Technology, Role of Education
Tamarkin, Molly; Bantz, David A.; Childs, Melody; diFilipo, Stephen; Landry, Stephen G.; LoPresti, Frances; McDonald, Robert H.; McGuthry, John W.; Meier, Tina; Rodrigo, Rochelle; Sparrow, Jennifer; Diggs, D. Teddy; Yang, Catherine W. – EDUCAUSE Review, 2010
That technology evolves is a given. Not as well understood is the impact of technological evolution on each individual--on oneself, one's skill development, one's career, and one's relationship with the work community. The authors believe that everyone in higher education will become an IT worker and that IT workers will be managing a growing…
Descriptors: Strategic Planning, Higher Education, Communication Skills, Skill Development