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Direct linkWhitten, Leah; Sanders, Anthony – Educational Technology, 2013
While engaged in academic reading, a university provost converged on an idea to use a preferential approach to students' selection of college courses,
similar to the recommendation systems used by "Netflix" and "Amazon." The result of this idea came to be known as "Degree Compass" and was implemented on the campus of…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Data Collection, Course Selection (Students), Student Attitudes
Norris, Cathleen; Hossain, Akhlaq; Soloway, Elliot – Educational Technology, 2011
The authors stand by this prediction: Within five years "every" child in "every" grade in "every" K-12 classroom in America will be using a mobile learning device (MLD), 24/7. And a corollary already being seen in MLD-using classrooms: Student achievement will increase "significantly", since time-on-task…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Educational Technology, Electronic Learning, Handheld Devices
Bass, Kristin M.; Puckett, Cassidy; Rockman, Saul – Educational Technology, 2008
Digital collections enable university students and faculty to share academic scholarship across their campuses and beyond. Based on interviews, the authors present cases of faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates to illustrate some factors that seem to determine why they do or do not use digital collections in their research, teaching, and…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Information Technology, Electronic Libraries, Technology Uses in Education
Kearsley, Greg; And Others – Educational Technology, 1995
Discussion of the use of online learning activities in higher education focuses on experiences with a master's degree program in educational technology leadership at George Washington University (Washington, DC) that involves online learning as an essential element. Plans to create an online doctoral program in distance education leadership are…
Descriptors: Course Content, Distance Education, Doctoral Programs, Educational Planning
Brown, Timothy F. – Educational Technology, 1976
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Attitudes, Individualized Programs, Parent Attitudes
Dreher, Heinz V. – Educational Technology, 1984
Addresses the problem of making appropriate use of computers in educational settings by describing use of an electronic mail package in a support role for a bachelor's degree business course at Western Australia Institute of Technology. Students' and teachers' views on use of MAIL and its benefits are discussed. (MBR)
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Software, Computers
Schwartz, Helen J. – Educational Technology, 1983
Describes the components of SEEN, a computer program which provides an environment that prompts the user to create, support, and test an hypothesis, and its applications in an introductory world literature and an art history course. (MBR)
Descriptors: Art History, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Programs, Creative Thinking
Yarnall, Louise; Carriere, Sara; Stanford, Tina; Manning, Carmen; Melton, Bob – Educational Technology, 2007
This article presents findings from research in a school district using handhelds to support writing across the curriculum. The authors report that handheld devices can be useful to foster classroom note-taking activities, assist students who have handwriting difficulties, and provide inspiration to teachers who want to create collaborative and…
Descriptors: Writing Across the Curriculum, Writing Instruction, Computers, Telecommunications
