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Think Small! A Beginner's Guide to Using Technology to Promote Learning

This week's tip comes from the Educause Quarterly, and offers tips and suggestions for successfully integrating technology into your classes. While our web-based labs may mean that we're more "wired" than some other classes on campus, the author has some good ideas on "chunking" classes and "thinking small" to get students engaged with both technology and your lesson:

Think Small! A Beginner's Guide to Using Technology to Promote Learning


Posted by Amy Hoseth on November 26, 2007 03:33 PM |

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