College Teaching, Learning, Technology Roundtable
Workshops on Teaching with Technology
April 20, 1999
May Room, Wilson Commons
11:30am - 3:30pm
- 11:30am Welcome and Introduction - Bill Green
- 11:45am Frank Wolfs, Physics and Astronomy, Teaching in the College, With and Without Technology
- 12:00pm Lisa Cartwright, English, Media in the Media Studies Classroom
- 12:20pm Harold Stanley, Political Science, Teaching Political Science at Rochester: A Twenty Year Retrospective
- 12:40pm Celia Applegat, History, Teaching History, or Why I Don't Post Lecture Notes on the Internet
- 1:00pm Lunch and Working Discussion
- 1:30pm Douglas Brooks, Religion and Classics, Collaborative Learning: More with Less
- 1:50pm Al Clark, Mechanical Engineering, Context is Everything
- 2:10pm Vick Roth, Learning Assistance Services, The Workshop Model: Peer-led Team Learning
- 2:30pm Break
- 2:40pm Mike Gage, Mathematics, Teaching Philosophies and Software
- 3:00pm Frank Wolfs, Physics and Astronomy, Where do we go from here?
- 3:15pm Carrie Regenstein, Academic Technology Services
- 3:20pm Vicki Roth, Learning Assistance Services
- 3:25pm Logan Hazen and Rob Rouzer, ResNet and ResTV
