Faculty Technology Showcase

The Faculty Technology Showcase is a yearly event co-sponsored by Information Technology and the Library and Educational Technology Committee. It is a time to speak with your fellow faculty about how they are using technology in their teaching and research. We will have several faculty presenters stationed around the room to demonstrate and discuss their endeavors. Make sure you don’t miss Information Technology and Watzek Library tables to explore new resources that are available.

This year the Showcase will be Thursday, December 6th, 3 - 5pm in Smith Hall (Albany Quadrangle).

Presenters

View presentation summaries on our descriptions page.

Kasi Allen, Graduate School of Education - Apps in Mathematics Education

John Barritt, Academic English - Student Blogging

Cecelia Benenati, Spanish - iPad Use in the Classroom and Abroad

Justin Counts, Instructional Media Services

Peter Drake, Computer Science - Flip Your Classroom with Google Sites, Google Forms, and Flubaroo

Linda Griffin, Teacher Education - Using Rubrics in Moodle to Provide Effective Feedback to Students

Deborah Heath, Anthropology - Second Life

Rachel King, IT Client Services - Windows 8 Preview

Oren Kosansky, Anthropology - The Rabat Genizah Project

Jeremy McWilliams, Library - Digital Initiatives

Ellen Seljan, Political Science - Quick and Easy Screencasting