teaching with technology

Oct 15, 2009

Join the New Media Consortium (NMC)

NC State is a member of the New Media Consortium (NMC) (http://www.nmc.org). The NMC is an “internationally focused not-for-profit consortium of learning-focused organizations dedicated to the exploration and use of new media and new technologies.” The organization sponsors programs and activities designed to stimulate innovation, encourage collaboration, and recognize excellence among its member institutions. The NMC… 

Sep 21, 2009

“Flu-Proofing” a Course: Where do you start?

As stories related to H1N1 continue to appear in places as varied as our own Technician and in Inside Higher Education, the possibility of social distancing(at worst) or students (or you) missing more class than usual due to the flu (at best), may come to mind.  The flu may take a week, or more, to… 

Aug 4, 2009

Fall Classes Start August 19, 2009(Archive)

Fall classes are right around the corner! Faculty, please contact DELTA’s Faculty Development and Support Services group for help as soon as possible as this is our busiest time of the year. We have services to help you incorporate learning technologies into your course by offering workshops, Instructional House Calls, Custom Trainings, and a staffed… 

Aug 3, 2009

Moodle Article in The Technician

See Moodle moves in at: http://www.technicianonline.com/features/moodle-moves-in-1.1788039 To keep informed regarding the LMS transition on campus, see http://wikis.lib.ncsu.edu/index.php/LMS_Strategy 

Jul 27, 2009

Check out DELTA Teaching & Learning with Technology workshops!

For a list of DELTA’s workshops, see http://www.delta.ncsu.edu/workshops/. Summer workshops and seminars run through August 2009, with our fall schedule beginning in September. New courses for the fall include a number of workshops and seminars related to using the Moodle Learning Management System, as well as an informative new seminar series on Instructional Design in… 

Feb 23, 2009

Summer Institute Registration Now Open(Archive)

The Summer Institute is a program for NC State faculty interested in web-enhanced or online instruction. The program includes 20 hours of workshops, plus lunchtime seminars and optional lab sessions, spread over one week.