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participation of virtually all faculty (96 percent) and all department heads
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complex issues involved in adopting and successfully integrating technology in traditional and hybrid courses
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10 Feb 12
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infrastructure
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infrastructure
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nks professional development to replacing faculty computers every four years,
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Early FDI programs focused more on lowering faculty anxieties
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faculty
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department heads
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faculty
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faculty as workshop presenters
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evolved
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programs
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programs
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- Shifts in faculty perceptions of students' expectations
- Students' use of technologies such as instant messaging and blogs
- Teaching strategies that can successfully address such behavioral shifts
- Ways to design for active learning
- The appropriate means for dealing with a range of privacy and security issues
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online activities that might lead to creating learning environments similar to their students' personal communication environments
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how information technologies can be useful in all aspects of faculty life
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just-in-time, need-to-know access to information
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licenses online tutorials from Element K and Atomic Learning
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treat the tutorials as supplements or references for students.
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treat
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assign tutorials to be used outside clas
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infrastructure
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faculty development programs are a critical component
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must be linked to infrastructure and services
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Conclusion
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develop and maintain their own fluency in information technology—to be FIT
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next step
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first step is to focus on what students should know
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be able to do
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understand what technology means to students
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n the past 10 years, many colleges and universities have actively engaged in integrating technology in teaching and learning
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Life online.
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Rapid communication
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Social networking
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Games and simulations.
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Digital literacy
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access
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Such development programs should emphasize teaching, learning, curriculum, discovery, and the needs of faculty and students; they should not focus on technology for its own sake
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Jeff JohnsonIn the past 10 years, many colleges and universities have actively engaged in integrating technology in teaching and learning. Approaches to this integration are as varied as the institutions' missions and the clarity of their aims for technology-assisted instruction. Regardless of the approach, institutions must make the necessary human and financial investments. Faculty development for existing and future faculty is a pivotal investment for integrating technology in higher education; it can catalyze innovations in learning across generations.
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14 Jul 08
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