TRI-IT
Last week I attended TRI-IT, representing the library. Tri-IT is an informal group of people who work with instructional technology in Triangle and Triad universities. It’s a mix of people, from IS...
View ArticleDuke CIT Showcase
I was very fortunate to spend Friday at the Duke CIT Showcase. I attended a bunch of interesting sessions on the Duke Digital Initiatives, video feedback on assignments, alumni readers/critiques, a...
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NCSU/UNCG/Duke Meet Up
On Friday, Susan, Erik, Jean-Paul, and I went to NCSU for a gathering of librarians working at the intersection of libraries, instruction, and technology. This gathering has evolved quite a bit in the...
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The Future of Education: The Horizon Project Retreat
Immediately following ALA, I was extremely lucky to be able to attend The Future of Education: The Horizon Project’s Tenth Year Retreat. Since I first learned of the Horizon Project, I have been...
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NC-LITe comes back to ZSR
Have you ever thrown together a regional mini-conference in the short window between final grades and the holiday break? ZSR just did, and let me tell you, it was awesome. NC-LITe, a semi-annual...
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Kyle at NC-LITe at NCSU
On June 12, I traveled as the lone emissary from ZSR to NC-LITe, the twice-annual mini-conference loosely focused on instructional technology in libraries. We had it here in ZSR back in December, if...
View ArticleDuke’s Center for Instructional Technology Symposium
Earlier this month Susan had sent an email to Lib-L about the Duke Center for Instructional Technology showcase. I’m always interested to hear what is now and interesting in instructional technology,...
View ArticleThinkTank 2008
Last Tuesday, I attended the session on “A Brave New World: Teaching and Learning with ThinkPads” by Susan Borwick, Professor of Music, and Jolie Tingen, Instructional Technologist for the Music Dept....
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