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Monday, March 3rd 8:30 - 9:30 am - Regent 3
Today’s Digital Tools for Enhancing Future Learning
Carrie Rathsack, Assistant Director, CTLT / Bowling Green State University
carrier@bgsu.edu
As educators, technology continues to change our lives at an ever-increasing rate. Trying to keep up with the latest technologies can be mind-boggling, but sometimes it’s important to explore what’s new or different that may fit your teaching style and your students’ learning needs. In this session, participants will be introduced to several emerging technologies including blogs, wikis, podcasts, concept mapping software, and online visual tools, as well as the hows and whys of incorporating digital tools into various classroom settings. Many of these tools are readily available and/or free. Handout and online resources will be provided.
Feel free to add your own suggestions or favorite tools to these pages!
The Tools
Participant Suggestions - NOTE that only the low cost or free software suggestions were listed in the "Participant Suggestions" sections on each page. If you feel VERY STRONGLY about a particular application that is not listed, please add it (with the approximate price)
Today’s Digital Tools for Enhancing Future Learning
Carrie Rathsack, Assistant Director, CTLT / Bowling Green State University
carrier@bgsu.edu
As educators, technology continues to change our lives at an ever-increasing rate. Trying to keep up with the latest technologies can be mind-boggling, but sometimes it’s important to explore what’s new or different that may fit your teaching style and your students’ learning needs. In this session, participants will be introduced to several emerging technologies including blogs, wikis, podcasts, concept mapping software, and online visual tools, as well as the hows and whys of incorporating digital tools into various classroom settings. Many of these tools are readily available and/or free. Handout and online resources will be provided.
Feel free to add your own suggestions or favorite tools to these pages!
The Tools
Participant Suggestions - NOTE that only the low cost or free software suggestions were listed in the "Participant Suggestions" sections on each page. If you feel VERY STRONGLY about a particular application that is not listed, please add it (with the approximate price)
