Showing posts with label highered. Show all posts
Showing posts with label highered. Show all posts

Friday, November 18, 2016

Lawrence G. Miller



Lawrence G. Miller, USA, Higher Education

A semi-retired higher ed leader with a passion for edtech, community colleges, social media, marketing and branding.

Lawrence G. Miller
Information and sometimes opinions of higher ed, ed tech and more.

Theme: edtech, community college, marketing, socialmedia, highered, branding

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Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Joachim Scholz

Joachim Scholz

Joachim Scholz, Canada, Tertiary

I am blogging about how to use iPad, Mac and the web in research, teaching and learning in Higher Education.

academiPad - currently offline
Sharing ideas on how to use iPad, Mac and the web in research, teaching and learning in Higher Education.

Theme: edtech, education, highered, ipad, mac, phd, elearning

Friday, May 15, 2009

Laura Pasquini

Laura Pasquini

Laura Pasquini, USA, Higher Education

As a self-declared geek and a self-taught techie, I am interested in bringing online collaborative tools into the realm of instruction and advising. Currently working at the University of North Texas as an Academic Advisor in the College of Business, however has previous experience at higher educations in Canada, France & the UK in student affairs and support services.

I have an M.S. in Education from Niagara University and a certificate in E-Learning from the University of Toronto, and will be pursuing a PhD in Applied Technology & Performance Improvement in the near future.

My research interests relate to curriculum and program development to encourage collaborative learning with web 2.0 tools and electronic resources, including podcasts, online social networks, photo/video sharing, social bookmarks, blogs, and wikis. I like learning, connecting & sharing knowledge.

TechKNOW Tools
Sharing ideas, resources, and tools of how educators can best connect with learners online.

More about me: Laura Pasquini

Theme: collaboration, college, connection, education, highered, K-12, learning, community, resources, socialmedia, students, teaching technology, web2.0, wikis

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

David Eubanks

David Eubanks

David Eubanks, USA, Post-Secondary, Higher Education

Math PhD in 1991 from SIU-C, 17 years as professor and administrator at Coker College, now Dean of Academic Support Services at Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte, NC.

Higher Ed/
Teaching, learning, technology, assessment, and institutional research in higher education.

Theme: highered, assessjavascript:void(0)ment, IR, IT, library

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