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October 24, 2008

Wired Campus TV: 3 High-Tech Teaching Tips

Salt Lake City — Several sessions at this week’s annual technology conference of the League for Innovation in the Community College offered tips for teaching with technology. The Chronicle talked with a handful of these presenters for the latest segment of Wired Campus TV.

The professors talk about how they have used small video cameras, online game shows, and wikis to involve students in face-to-face and online courses. —Jeffrey R. Young

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1. Re the game show format: How are the various kinds of “help lines” prevented?

   Or does that matter? I.e., getting the student to look it up is a form of learning?

   — Green Eyeshade    Oct 27, 07:54 AM    #

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