Month: March 2011
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My IT, Your IT, Everyone’s got IT
Educational and Instructional Technology has always fallen in between faculty and IT groups. It is explicitly related to improving pedagogy, conducted by the faculty, yet is reliant on a responsive IT department for implementation. If the implementation is flawed in some way, then assessment becomes impossible. The intersection and interaction between Ed Tech and IT…
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Introducing the Law School Educational Technology Blog
As instructional technology takes on a greater role in legal education, more law schools are using educational technology experts to support the instructional needs of their faculties. At the 2010 CALI Conference, Barbara Glennan and I hosted an educational technology meeting which was attended by over 50 people. It was clear that there was a…
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Critical Commons
In a recent EDUCAUSE LIVE! webinar entitled “The Future of Fair Use” hosted by Steven Anderson, Assistant Professor of Interactive Media at USC and author of technohistory blog, Anderson highlighted Critical Commons, a project he started to fill a void he saw in the open and free use of media arena. As described on its…
