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Direct linkBirrenkott, Glenn; Bertrand, Jean A.; Bolt, Brian – New Directions for Teaching and Learning, 2005
Teaching animal sciences, like most agricultural disciplines, requires giving students hands-on learning opportunities in remote and often computer-unfriendly sites such as animal farms. How do faculty integrate laptop use into such an environment?
Descriptors: Sciences, Animals, Agricultural Education, Computers
