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Learning Technologies Program

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Here's something that might be of interest. Apologies if you receive this
post more than once.

>Hello all-
>I'd be most appreciative, if you can think of anyone who might benefit from
>participating in the following event, if you would pass this information
>along to them.
>Thank you!
>-Louise Holmes, Project Leader, Learning Technologies Program


TRAIN THE TRAINER - HELPING FACULTY INTEGRATE COMPUTERS IN INSTRUCTION

A Workshop for Computing Support Staff who Work with Faculty
Tuesday , March 23, 1993, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Apple Computer, Inc., Midwest Training Center, Rosemont, Illinois

Offered by the Learning Technologies Program, a joint initiative of
Cornell
 Information Technologies and Apple Computer, Inc.

Train the Trainer will help you design and teach your own faculty
computer workshops or adapt our Learning Technologies Program (LTP)
workshops
to meet the needs of faculty who want to incorporate computer technology
into their instructional activities.

All participants will receive copies of all five LTP workshop student
guides and instructor notes, both in hard copy and disk copy, along with
permission to copy and use, or modify and use for educational purposes.
[Four of the five workshops focus on the potential of multimedia in
teaching activities.  All include specific examples and discussion of the
possibilities for faculty/student use in teaching/learning. The course
design principles are easily transferable across platforms.]

We invite you to attend if you train -- or want to train -- faculty
in the use of Macintosh technologies in teaching and learning activities.
>
To ask questions, or be added to our mailing list, please contact us at:
The Learning Technologies Program
CIT-220 CCC-Garden Avenue
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853-2601

Phone: 607-255-3329
Fax: 607-254-5222
Electronic mail: LTP@Cornell.edu
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