Educational Technologies at Missouri
A division of the Office of the Provost
Faculty Focus: Steven Keller, Department of Chemistry
Capturing Your Course
Tegrity lecture capture software was released on campus for pilot testing in spring 2009 in which three chemistry professors participated: Steven Keller, Phil Silverman, and John Adams. Steven Keller and John Adams, who attended the panel discussion, explained how they began video taping lectures eight years ago. They taped lectures in the Introduction to Chemistry large lecture courses where the ability to review difficult concepts was useful for students. They explained that lecture capture was not always as easy as it is now with current software. In fact, it was cumbersome and time-consuming.
Read the full story in The Innovator
Save the Date: TeAchnology! Conference
ET@MO's second annual TeAchnology! conference is April 13 - 14, 2010. This two-day event is open to all four UM campuses and features panel discussions, demonstrations, a vendor fair, and plenty of time for open dialogue with collegues and professional support staff.
Survey of Campus Technology Use
During the spring semester 2009, 1044 students and 226 instructors participated in the survey of campus technology use. See data.
Open Lab Hours
Instructors! Work on your courses in the computer lab that is just for you. Every Thursday from 1:00 - 3:00 is open work hours.
