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From a campus e-memo: The ATLAS Institute seeks innovative course proposals relevant to Interdisciplinary, technologically based research and production to be taught during the spring 2010 semester. ATLAS has funding to support a small number of innovative experimental courses that explore the intersection of technology with various academic disciplines. This...

Since October 2008, Lori Emerson (English), Steve Bailey (A&H DATC), Yem Fong (Libraries), and Heather Wicht (Libraries) have participated in workshops organized by Project Bamboo. Funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and led by Principal Investigators Janet Broughton (Dean of Arts and Humanities and Professor of Philosophy, University of...

Mark has moved on to a new position since this article was written. If you need support of the type described here, please find one of the other ATCs (formerly DATCs) on our Contact page. If you have a question about how to use technology in your teaching, one person...

Angel Hoekstra is a graduate student in sociology at CU studying clickers. Her dissertation, “Use of Clickers in Higher Education: A Socio-Cultural Analysis,” analyzed students’ opinions on clicker use in Chemistry and Sociology courses. Her research methods include interviews, observation, and anonymous student responses. Hoekstra reports that “[e]xisting research on...

The President’s Teaching Scholars Program announces a conference planned for all University of Colorado faculty. Teaching, Learning and Scholarship in the Third Millennium University includes several sessions addressing the role of technology in teaching & learning. Presenters include CU President’s Teaching Scholars, CU faculty who are members of the President’s...