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- Job-Vacancy Notice: Academic Technologies at Boise State University is looking for a highly qualified individual to fill our Instructional Design Specialist position. This position will be responsible for joining a team of instructional design and media production specialists to assist faculty in creating and using online tools, rich media, and presentation technology to deliver effective instruction. More . . .
- Academic Technologies is pleased to make available student response systems, or "clickers," for faculty to use in
bringing immediate feedback and interaction to lecture courses. "Clickers" use small keypads, which wirelessly transmit student input to a receiver connected to a computer used
by an instructor. More . . .
- Complying with copyright law is more challenging to academic
institutions than ever before. The traditional focus on photocopied
classroom handouts and paper-based interlibrary loan has evolved into a
more complex set of content uses such as the Internet, course-management
systems, customized coursepacks, and e-reserves. These newer, faster,
and more convenient ways of using and sharing information are prompting
educators and students alike to ask a whole new set of copyright
questions. To help answer these questions, Academic Technologies has
developed the Campus Guide to
Copyright Compliance. It addresses difficult copyright
questions and provides guidelines and resources to help our faculty,
students, and staff ensure compliance campus-wide.
- Online orientation is now available for
students who are either considering enrolling in a course that uses the
Internet or are already enrolled in such a course.
More . . .
- Faculty at Boise State have
found some creative and effective ways to use technology in instruction.
We've collected a few examples in the
Media
Showcase.
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