Participants
Facilitators:
- Sheryl Barnes, Assistant Director Client Services, Educational & Scholarly Technology Services, Tufts University, sheryl.barnes@tufts.edu, Blog: http://sites.tufts.edu/sherylbarnes/, Twitter: https://twitter.com/sheryl66
- Lynn Cooke, Instructional Technology Manager, Assumption College, lcooke@assumption.edu
- Craig E. Mack, Ed.D., Project Director, Student Success Initiatives, MassBay Community College, cmack@massbay.edu
Selected (& anonymous) pre-session survey results.
Template for your individualized plan to use after this session.
Please post a reply with whatever info you are willing to share publicaly about yourself (this site is not password protected):
Looking forward to a great morning!
Peter Testori
Center for Online Learning
Bay Path College
Colgate University
iPad Initiative:
http://www.colgate.edu/offices-and-services/information-technology/about-its/academic-technologies/ipad-pilot-projects
Great site, Ray! Thanks for sharing that link.
Instructional Digital Media Specialist at Connecticut College, Manager of the Digital Curriculum Center for faculty use
We are launching aniPad initiative in our Fall 2013 incoming class in our traditional undergraduate program. Like Mass Bay, we have a Title III grant. Our iPad initiative is being funded by a student fee, not the grant, but the iPad initiative is nonetheless tightly interwoven with retention and course redesign aspects of the grant.
This is a blog by Fraser Speirs who manages a K-12 1:1 iPad deployment. He discusses the thought process behind their purchasing decisions, the technical hurdles that he deals with, and the benefits they’ve seen.
http://speirs.org/blog/tag/theipadproject
Hi everyone. Interesting session already!
A great resource from EdTechTeacher, connecting objectives to apps and tools:
http://edtechteacher.org/index.php/teaching-technology/mobile-technology-apps/ipad-as
Oscilloscope app possibility?
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/oscilloscope/id388636804?mt=8