Applying What We’ve Learned About Technology and Teaching To Achieve More Effective and More Profitable Offerings Association of Proprietary Colleges New.
Proven Ways to Increase Learning Without Sacrificing Weekends 3 rd Annual TElL Symposium Loras College January 25, 2003 A Summative Keynote by David G.
Five Simple Strategies for Enhancing Learning with Technology A Video Conference with Creative Faculty From Augustana College, January 14, 2003 David G.
What We’ve Learned So Far About Technology and Teaching
How To Affordably Implement the Imperative for Computer Enhanced Learning and Avoid Dumbing Down the Curriculum David G. Brown Professor of Economics,
Using Technology to Benefit Students --The Illinois State Way-- 2 nd Annual Conference on Teaching with Technology Illinois State University March 26,
What We’ve Learned So Far About Technology and Teaching Keynote Session at the CLA InfoTECH 2000 University of South Carolina, May 13, 2002 by David G.
Exploring the Impact of Technology on Teaching and Learning Keynote Address at the 35 th Annual Conference Association of Small Computer Users in Education.
Using Technology to Benefit Students Meredith College Raleigh, N.C. February 24, 2003 David G. Brown, Professor/VP/Dean/Former Provost Wake Forest University.
Wake Forest’s Experience with Ubiquitous Laptop Computing and Its Possible Relevance for Notre Dame David G. Brown, VP & Dean Wake Forest University [email protected].
Enhancing the Academic Experience with Technology David G. Brown VP and Dean (ICCEL) Professor of Economics and Former Provost Wake Forest University brown.
Participatory Leadership November 1, 2007. Hampton, VA. Teresa Walker, Facilitator Asst. Provost for Technology, Hampton U. David G. Brown, Presenter Wake.
