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In a previous post, Will lecture capture replace asynchronous distance learning, I wrote: I come from a background where distance education courses are specifically re-designed for distance learners. In particular, they are designed to allow students to interact with instructor and other students any time and anywhere. They are designed to [...] Harrison, D. (2010) Lecture capture helps Riverside meet nursing demand Campus Technology, March 10 From the article: What do you do when 500 applicants are competing for 60 seats in your two-year nursing program? That’s just what happened at Southern California’s Riverside Community College. Administrators there didn’t just want to turn those students [...] Kaufman, P. and Mohan, J. (2009) Video use and higher education New York: Intelligent Television This report, undertaken by Intelligent Television and the Copyright Clearance Center, ‘takes a careful look specifically at video use in higher education and takes stock of trends in teaching and learning at the university level.’ Executive summary: In interviews with 57 faculty and [...] Ramaswami, R. (2009) Instant capture Campus Technology, June 1 If your instructors are interested in students being able to record and replay their lectures, this article provides a good overview of the current systems available (2009). However, as I have said in other posts (Laptops in lectures, More on laptops in lectures), I question the assumption of [...] |
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