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App Recommendation: 1Password

by leea5 | Nov 15, 2016 | Accessibility, Accounts, Mobile, social networking

Are you tired of trying to remember every password you have or worried about using the same one over and over? Try 1Password! 1Password is an app that stores all of your passwords in one area, locked securely by one main password. You enter this one password and it...

App of the week: Blab

by Laura Plotts | Apr 27, 2016 | Collaboration, Conferencing, discussion, Mobile, social networking, TLT, Web 2.0

What is Blab? From Blab’s site “a platform for publicly broadcasting live video conversations or talk shows.” Blab allows for live video conversations. In addition to a host you can have 3 other people talking live at once on a split screen. All...

TLT’s Distance Education Resources Blog

by Amy Ostrom | Jan 16, 2016 | Best Practices, Collaboration, discussion, Distance Ed, Events, Information Session, Innovative Instruction, instructional technology, Mobile, Pedagogy, social networking, TLT, Training Opportunities

TLT has a new resource available exclusively for our faculty who teach, or are interested in, online instruction! Interested in Teaching Online? There are two paths to choose from depending on your role: Choose this path if you: Have never taught online before Have...

Teaching Digital Natives

by ratcliffcr | Mar 23, 2015 | Innovative Instruction, instructional technology, Mobile, social networking, Teaching Advice, Tech Generation, TLT

Did you know that the average college student spends 8 to 10 hours per day on a mobile phone? Whether texting, using social media applications, or browsing the internet, we can all agree that students are more connected than ever. But what does this mean for our...

Come See What’s New at TLT!

by Jessica Smith | Aug 26, 2014 | Faculty Technology Center, instructional technology, social networking, TLT, Training Opportunities

On a college campus, each semester offers the opportunity to start fresh. We meet new people, teach new classes, start new research projects, and discover new places that make Charleston such an amazing city. At TLT, we’ve spent the summer crafting exciting...

Activity Makeover – Transforming a Current Events Assignment

by Mendi Benigni | Apr 10, 2014 | Assessment, Faculty Showcase, Innovative Instruction, social networking, TLT

Twitter? Tweet? Hash tag? What does it all mean? Well to Louise Ackerman, in Health & Human Performance, it means a way to transform a traditional current events assignment into something more fluid and relevant using Twitter *. The Old Assignment So here’s the...

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