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Graduate Program in Linguistics at the City University of New York

Abstract for Eva M. Fernández, Bill McClure, and guest panelists's talk

Using IT in the classroom: a workshop/discussion for instructors and future instructors
Eva M. Fernández, Bill McClure, and guest panelists (CUNY Graduate Center)
February 23, 2006 (Thursday)
4:15 PM - 6:00 PM; Room 6417, the CUNY Graduate Center

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In addition to being a proficient user of chalk and dry-erase markers, today's academic must be familiar with other slightly more sophisticated tools belonging to the category of "instructional technology". Just what makes a technology suitable for use in teaching/learning contexts? Why should one even bother teaching with technology? And does it make a difference?