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Learn to use EyeJot

By Jean Mandernach

Interested in learning a quick and easy way to send your own short videos to your students... check out EyeJot (www.eyejot.com).


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MIST webinar on EyeJot POSTPONED

By Jean Mandernach

The MIST webinar on EyeJot scheduled for today has been postponed ONE WEEK. The EyeJot webinar is rescheduled for Monday, February 13 at 4:00pm MST. To register for this event, please click on the link below:

https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/146073113


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Canyon Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies

By Jean Mandernach

The Canyon Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies is soliciting submissions for Volume 1, Issue 2 (the “Open” issue). Monographs on all subjects are invited; special consideration will be given to topics relating Christianity to any academic discipline. Essays by faculty, staff, students, and alumni of Grand Canyon University, as well as those of other interested contributors, are invited.


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Holmes Scholars Program

By Jean Mandernach

The Holmes Scholars Program provides mentorship, peer support, and rich professional development opportunities to doctoral students from underrepresented backgrounds who are pursuing careers in education.


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Engage in a community of online teaching scholars and attend the 2012 Sloan-C Online Education Research Symposium Series (virtual conference).


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Online Teaching Showcase

By Jean Mandernach

You are invited to contribute to the 2012 Online Teaching Showcase focusing on CRITICAL THINKING. For more information (including submission timeline and requirements), see the call for papers at http://cirt.gcu.edu/teaching/ots.


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What lies in the future of online education? Watch the following video in which Dr. Kathy Player discusses trends for virtual learning:


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Online Teaching Showcase

By Jean Mandernach

You are invited to contribute to the 2012 Online Teaching Showcase focusing on CRITICAL THINKING. For more information (including submission timeline and requirements), see the call for papers at http://cirt.gcu.edu/teaching/ots.


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Preparing for the Tablet Explosion

By Jean Mandernach

With tablet technology rapidly improving and early pilot programs revealing benefits of tablets on campus, many institutions are forming a plan for integrating tablets into the classroom, including replacing textbooks with more affordable e-texts that can be viewed on the devices. Here is what some universities are doing and what they have discovered through pilot programs.



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