Many
Instructional Technology resources are available to the College
from outside sources. Please contact Chris
Penniman (x2381) for more information. |
| Instructional
Technology Initiatives |
REALIA:
Rich Electronic Archive for Language Instruction Anywhere
The REALIA Project publishes faculty-reviewed media for
the teaching and study of modern languages and cultures.
Faculty and students at all levels are encouraged to contribute
materials to our searchable, online database. |
Arab
World Project
A NITLE sponsored website available as a resource for
all who would like to develop a better understanding of
the Arab world. Connecticut College Professor Patrice
Brodeur contributed to the project. |
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| Multimedia
Education Resources |
 MERLOT
is a cooperative of individual members and institutions
of higher education interested in improving teaching and
learning. |
 WebCT
is a web-based course management system used at the college
to provide students with supplemental resources and increase
communication in courses. |
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| Organizations
Supporting Instructional Technology |
The
National Institute for Technology and Liberal Education
(NITLE) supports the integration of technology in
small liberal arts colleges. Connecticut College is
a member of the Mid-Atlantic/New England (MANE) region
and participates in NITLE programs through the Center
for Educational Technology (CET) at Middlebury College.
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 The
North East Regional Computing Program (NERCOMP) enhances
communication and dissemination of information related
to the use of computers, networks, and information
technology in education, academic research and educational
adminstration. |
EDUCAUSE is a nonprofit association
whose mission is to advance higher education by promoting
the intelligent use of information technology. |
Syllabus'
mission is to inform educators on how technology can
be used to support their teaching, learning and administrative
activities. |
The TLT Group's mission is to motivate and enable
institutions and individuals to improve teaching and
learning with technology, while helping them cope
with continual change. |
CUMREC is A Higher Education Administrative
Technology Conference. The purpose of CUMREC is to
provide a forum for higher education professionals
to share their expertise and experiences with computer
systems in our ever-changing world of technology.
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CLIR works to expand access to information,
however recorded and preserved, as a public good.
CLIR is an independent, nonprofit organization. Through
projects, programs, and publications, CLIR works to
maintain and improve access to information for generations
to come. |
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