APRIL 14 AND 15, 2016 – THE DAVENPORT GRAND – SPOKANE, WA Building Bridges is a regional conference bringing together educators, technologists, librarians, researchers and leaders in higher education. The conference provides a forum...
Place-based learning is grounded in exploring the unique history, geology, culture, environment, etc., of a place. Geo-blogging lets you geolocate a piece of writing or media to an exact point on a map and works as a natural companion to place-based learning assignments. Aggregation of student work to a central course site makes the work findable, and … Continue reading Geo-blogging and place-based learning
2015 Award for Innovation in Instructional Technologies A component of NWACC’s Instructional Technology program, the Award for Innovation in Educational Technologies recognizes instructional technologists and faculty members at NWACC member institutions who have displayed innovation in the...
We are looking forward to the first of our monthly NWACCO meetings that lead up to our June workshop. During this event we’ll continue to develop the Teaching Deck project discussed at the last...
Thanks to all who participated in this year’s NWACC Instructional Technology Roundtable. Hopefully everyone was able to take away something useful from the event. If you haven’t already, please take a moment to fill...
This is your chance to share your work with the whole group at the 2013 Roundtable! It can be an innovative practice on your campus, a great new tool, or anything else you think...
Roundtable 2013 planning is underway. Give us your ideas for presentations, roundtable discussions and keynote speakers in the 2013 roundtable planning forum. Have an idea for a Spring/Summer NWACC IT mid-year event? Post it...
We’re gearing up for the next Roundtable this November 14-16 hosted at Portland State University in Portland, Oregon. The program will begin at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, November 14 and end at 12:00 p.m. of...
A colleague recently introduced me to the free Photosynth app for iOS that allows you to create and share immersive 360-degree panoramic photos. It’s very easy to use and creates pretty decent images that you can then share on your … Continue reading →
