Center for Teaching Innovation

Faculty Instructional Technology Workshop
Salem State College
Summer 2002

In the Summer of 2002, with funding from Supplemental Professional Development Money through the Office of the Vice President of Academic Affairs, nine faculty members developed individual projects aimed at integrating instructional technology into their teaching. Chris Mauriello (History Department) and Rick Branscomb (English Department) coordinated five intensive workshops aimed at demonstrating software and hardware capabilities, showcasing participant's projects in process and discussing the potentials of instructional technology in various disciplines. Below are summaries of individual projects and/or links to demonstrations of projects developed during the workshop.


Faculty Project Web Demonstration
David Berry, Sports, Fitness and Leisure Real Media Web-Streamed Demonstrations Upper Body Evaluation (SFL 350A) and Lower Body Evaluation (SFL 353)

Lower Body Evaluations in Real Media

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Judi Cook, Communications Assessing Students’ Experiences with Blackboard.com Survey on Web
Chris Mauriello, History Real Media Web-Streamed lectures with synchronized Powerpoint presentations for World Civilizations II (HIS 102) World War I Lecture with Powerpoint

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Linda Blowers and Frank Bridges, Library Designing and developing web-based, interactive library instruction guides to support Instructional Services and the Information Literacy Pilot Program using Macromedia Authorware.  


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