- When:
- October 16, 2013 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
- Location:
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Main Campus - College of Education
Room: COE 1030
- Contact:
- MAILTO:wegreene@gsu.edu
Event Description:
Steve Harmon, chair of the College of Education’s Learning Technologies Division, will give a presentation entitled, “Theory to Practice: Learning with Technology,” on Oct. 16 as part of the Professional Development Wednesdays Speaker Series.
Technologies can be a great asset to creating effective learning environments, but they can also be an over-hyped distraction from what really matters. This seminar will look at some new and emerging learning technologies with an eye toward helping you determine what to do, and what not to do to use them effectively. It will provide a framework of learning and instructional theory to help guide your use of technology in your classes.
The speaker series is coordinated by Susan Ogletree through the Educational Research Bureau and in collaboration with Joyce Many, associate dean of undergraduate studies and educator preparation; Steve Harmon, chair of the Learning Technologies Division; and with input from College of Education Interim Dean Paul Alberto and chairs of the College of Education’s six departments.
Professional Development Wednesdays are held at 12 noon (unless otherwise noted) in the College of Education Forum, room 1030. Information about the speakers is available to the general public on the college’s website at http://education.gsu.edu and all presentations will be available for download at iTunes U.
Contact Information:
Email: wegreene@gsu.edu
Location Information:
Main Campus – College of Education
Room: COE 1030
