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Tech Tuesday Rolls on Into Spring 2005!
Our faculty are truly amazing. These second season Tech Tuesday presentations reflect their dedication to a broad array of interests, comittment to their jobs through teaching and scholarly research, and an unrestrained willingness to freely share with their collegues. These presentations are archived here in the Real Player format.
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Dr. Martin Crossland Associate Professor Management Science and Information Systems Oklahoma State University - Tulsa |
Creative Use of Technology The creative use of technology often requires the creative use of small budgets. Dr. Marty Crossland shares with us the collection of technologies and methods he has developed to work in order to leverage the relatively low-cost technologies now available to all faculty and students at OSU, and to most other educators elsewhere. Dr. Crossland says, "Often the innovation is in the collection and integration of the various components, rather than in utilization of any one or only a few of the available solutions." |
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Dr. Chuck Bunting Associate Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Oklahoma State University |
Making a Difference in the Classroom Experience of Undergraduates Dr. Bunting talked about all that he and his colleagues are doing to improve the teaching of electrical engineering. In addition, Chuck had just returned from an NSF Grantees conference in Washington and led a significant discussion that touches our roles as educators in the 21st century and developing an evolving courses and curriculum. |
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| Dr. Thad Leffingwell Clinical Psychologist and Assistant Professor Department of Psychology Oklahoma State University |
Microsoft Producer Dr. Leffingwell discusses the benefits of using Microsoft Producer to archive a classroom, workshop, or small group experience whether it be for present students, as a tool for instruction or review. |
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| Dr. Brenda Masters Associate Professor of Statistics Department of Statistics Director, University Accreditation Oklahoma State University |
OSU Accreditation Update Dr. Masters, who has been directing this mammoth project including teams and groups involving over 125 OSU administrators, faculty, staff, and students, gives us an update on the current status of this, OSU's primary credentialing benchmark. |
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| Dr. Stephen J. Miller Professor of Marketing Director of International Business Programs Oklahoma State University |
Pioneering High Standard Educational Technology Solutions: Balancing Enhanced Learning with Faculty Convenience During his 20+ years experience in distance education, Dr. Miller has utilized a diverse and ever-expanding mix of technologies. He has embraced a spirit of technology experimentation to enhance his instruction both in distance learning environment and the on-campus setting. For this Tech Tuesday Dr. Miller, in his unique no-nonsense style, shared his thoughts about his technology journey in higher education. |
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| Dr. Christine Johnson Director and Adjunct Associate Professor Bureau for Social Research Department of Human Development and Family Science Oklahoma State University |
SPSS Expertise from a Survey Perspective Dr. Christine Johnson gives a brief overview of this tool freely available to all OSU faculty, staff, and students. This includes information on sampling and data collection, entering data in SPSS, cleaning data, data presentation and much, much more. |
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| Dr. John Gelder Professor of Chemistry Department of Chemistry Oklahoma State University |
Technology Solutions for Engaging Large Classes Through Instructional Management Dr. Gelder speaks from over thirty years experience and research gathering empirical evidence on how to better engage student learners with technology through use of an instructional management system. |
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| Dr. Damona Doye Extension Economist and Regents Professor Agricultural Economics Department Oklahoma State University |
Technology Solutions for Rural America: The Quicken for Farmers Project Dr. Doye shares, from process to project, details of her efforts to leverage OSU's unique position of having a presence in all seventy seven Oklahoma counties in order to deliver technology solutions to farmers. |
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| Our first semester of Tech Tuesdays in fall 2004 was incredibly successful. And it is our pleasure to make this wealth of information available to you as video presentation archives. Click here for more information and for links to view the archives. | ||||
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