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Rollag, Keith; Billsberry, Jon – Journal of Management Education, 2012
Education has always been slow on the uptake of new technology. Instructors have established time-worn methods of teaching, and the performance nature of the job puts an emphasis on reliability and predictability. The last thing an instructor wants to be doing is fumbling around trying to make something work in front of an audience of 200…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Active Learning, Administrator Education, Learning Experience
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Wach, Howard – Innovate: Journal of Online Education, 2007
In this article Harold Wach describes the gradual evolution of instructional technology faculty development programs at Bronx Community College from "one-shot" two-hour software training sessions toward a comprehensive model that combines intensive summer sessions, academic year implementation, peer mentoring, and accountability. The…
Descriptors: Management Systems, College Administration, Training, Active Learning
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Longhurst, James; Sandage, Scott A. – College Teaching, 2004
Of the many available options, instructors should choose "appropriate technology" that meets pedagogical goals with minimum disruption. Student journal assignments follow many teaching "best practices" but consume time and energy; we recommend e-mail as the most appropriate choice for journal assignments. E-mail encourages fast and personalized…
Descriptors: Student Journals, Appropriate Technology, Active Learning, Journal Writing