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Direct linkKelly, Rhea, Ed. – Campus Technology, 2006
What makes a classroom "smart"? Presentation technologies such as projectors, document cameras, and LCD panels clearly fit the bill, but when considering other technologies for teaching, learning, and developing content, the possibilities become limited only by the boundaries of an institution's innovation. This article presents 32 best practices…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Best Practices, Technology Planning, Technology Integration
Voyles, Bennett – Campus Technology, 2006
Most of the time, technology in the classroom is a "we" or "they" issue: On one side are the people who deploy and operate the systems, on the other, the academics and staffers who use them. But, typically, on both sides, everyone is so busy trying to prepare for the next class or the next term that there's little opportunity…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Deans, Electronic Learning, Virtual Classrooms
