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2010 Archive

An archive of all News items from 2010.

TLT CoffeeRead for Dec. 20: Social media blackout at PA school shows signs of success
Students report better concentration, less stress
BuzzLion for the Week of December 12
Gamification of America, posting photos on Facebook, saving your neck, Yahoo killing Delicious, the need to read more books, and Winter-Fest....all in this week's BuzzLion.
Chicken and Stars live show cooks up a soup of fun tech talk
On Wednesday nights at 8:00 p.m., three Penn State employees put on quite a live online video show via UStream. What’s it about? Well, it features technology, Penn State, amazing baked goods, fine spirits, and just about anything else that pops up.
TLT CoffeeRead for December 15: Taking a look at the sociology of technology
Princeton class studies the sociology inherent in modern technology
TLT CoffeeRead for December 13: Study finds undergrads not studying as much as predecessors
Is technology part of the reason.....or part the solution?
BuzzLion for the Week of December 5
This week: A new ANGELshorts, programming sprints, New Media Seminar, Winter-Fest, inserting spreadsheets into Word, and the difference between iOS and Android.
Top 15 Misconceptions About Turnitin
Turnitin.com's staff has written a good piece reminding instructors of the limitations of Turnitin and information about copyright.
How to create a game for your Penn State course (hint: it’s not as hard as you think)
Educational Gaming Commons staff discuss how they help faculty create games that teach.
‘Non-techie’ finds computer help at Technology Training Community
Turning to a technology training blog reaps benefits via instant learning.
TLT CoffeeRead for December 6: MPAA sends copyright letters to universities
Attempting to prevent illegal downloading and sharing of films and TV shows, the MPAA does something they have never done before.
Laura Guertin describes uses of Google Earth as an educational platform
In late November, Laura Guertin, associate professor of earth sciences at Penn State Brandywine, spoke on "Google Earth as an Education Platform," outlining how she is redesigning her assignments and courses to be delivered via the online geography/mapping application Google Earth.
Upcoming ITS Forums focus on networking and workflow
Those who want to know more about the work Information Technology Services (ITS) does to improve technology culture and infrastructure at Penn State are welcome to attend an upcoming ITS Forum. These sessions are presented live in face-to-face format and online via Adobe Connect.
BuzzLion for Week of November 28
Better Blogs at Penn State, video and self-image, Windows 7 tip, an awesome post about comics that is actually a comic, Google Wave rises from grave, and Google Sites....you're killing us here. All in this week's BuzzLion.
VoiceThread communication tool available University-wide
Penn State faculty, students, and staff can now use an online communication and presentation tool called VoiceThread free of charge, thanks to a University-wide license.
TLT CoffeeRead for December 1: Research and Markets' 2011 Trends to Watch in Educational Technology
Research firm issues a report on what they see as things to watch in an unpredictable 2011 in educational technology
TLT Podcast: TLT staff share what they learned at EDUCAUSE, Higher Ed Web conferences
Four Teaching and Learning with Technology (TLT) staff members talk about conference takeaways from their attendance at EDUCAUSE and Higher Ed Web, including a glimpse at the future of higher education.
ITS outlines plan for ANGEL during finals week December 13-17
The ANGEL Import Console and Export Console tools will be available during finals week December 13-17. However, in the event of performance issues, Information Technology Services (ITS) may restrict or reduce their availability.
Students can return fall 2010 course clickers and be refunded Dec. 13-17
Students who were enrolled in a fall 2010 course using Interwrite PRS clickers can return the clickers for a refund.
Study skills, job skills modules available for use in ANGEL
Students who wish to reinforce study skills near the end of the semester or brush up on job skills for the future can take advantage of the iStudy for Success! learning modules
TLT CoffeeRead for November 29: Professor implants web cam in head, raises controversy
Higher ed, tech, art, and privacy issues all collide in one professor's art project
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