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Teaching Technology Workshop (fwd)

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From: Valerie Wallace
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 1998 00:00
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Greetings,
	This is tomorrow, folks.  Enjoy!
			Your Lead Graduate Teacher,		Valerie


ALL STUDENTS AND FACULTY ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND!

Teaching Technology for the Classroom
John Dennett

Friday, February 13
1-3 pm
Stadium 350 (access through Gate 11 on the east side)
	
Webworks has created a software format, called Coursebuilder, which allows
for the easy implementation of various technological modalities. It
consists primarily of templates, ranging from simple one-pagers providing
basic course information only all the way up to highly interactive models,
which can be used by any instructor and customized to suit the needs of
their course.  John Dennett of Webworks will present this software to you,
explaining it and discussing its implementation and follow-up,
specifically for graduate instructors.

If you would like to see a sample, you can check it out at their website.
Their URL is: http://www.colorado.edu/webworks/coursebuilder

THIS WORKSHOP COUNTS AS A DISCIPLINE-SPECIFIC WORKSHOP FOR GTP
CERTIFICATION.
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Date: 1998/02/12
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