by Jennifer Montminy | Mar 6, 2014 | Weekly updates
Each year the Symposium is a great way to grow, invigorate, and celebrate the vibrant and vital Teaching and Learning with Technology community at Penn State, and each year we are again blown away by the amazing individuals who make this community what it is. This...
by Jennifer Montminy | Mar 4, 2014 | Keynotes, Uncategorized, Weekly updates
In less than three weeks Daniel Pink will be taking the stage at the 2014 Symposium for Teaching and Learning with Technology, and we can hardly wait. When you hear the title of his talk and how perfectly it relates to the Symposium theme of Engaging the Future and...
by djb38 | Feb 12, 2014 | Blogs, General Information, Sessions, Weekly updates
One of the more buzz-worthy concepts in higher education right now, a “flipped classroom” moves the lectures outside the classroom to online and moves the formerly out-of-class assignments into the classroom, where teachers can guide students as they complete them....
by Jennifer Montminy | Feb 12, 2014 | Blogs, General Information, Sessions, Weekly updates
There are as many different ways to use teaching technologies as there are teachers (and students) out there. We’re here to help you find the one that’s best for you. Maybe for your classroom that’s creating an online discussion forum. Or maybe it’s building a MOOC...
by Jamie Oberdick | Feb 5, 2014 | Blogs, General Information, Keynotes, Sessions, Weekly updates
When attending a conference, the day the presentation schedule is released is like Christmas. Well, today is our metaphorical Christmas. We are thrilled to announce the program schedule for the 2014 TLT Symposium. This year our schedule features great tracks including...
by djb38 | Mar 11, 2013 | Blogs, General Information, Social Media, Weekly updates
Hi, everyone. It’s Symposium week! Saturday is going to be an amazing day, but we also have some great things planned for Friday as well. Last week we told you about the InnovaTOUR, which is a walking tour of innovative learning spaces at University Park campus, and...
