Technology is ever changing. As educators, we are constantly adopting and learning to embrace new technological pedagogies and software. STARLINK recognizes these concerns and is proud to present our newest program, "Strategic Technologies for Higher Education".
In addition, our November line-up features the following:
Overcoming Test Anxiety
Featured webinar: A Conversation about Technology and Accessibility
Don't forget about our hundreds of other courses. We look forward to seeing you online!
"Technology is just a tool. In terms of getting the kids working together and motivating them, the teacher is the most important." -Bill Gates
Technology is changing all aspects of life in academe, from how instructors teach to the way they connect with their peers and conduct and publish their research. But many of those changes are not yet complete -- they are still betas, experiments and pilots. Meanwhile, higher education's traditional functions of teaching, research and service remain.
Today's colleges and universities face numerous challenges, with rising tuition costs and pressures for educational reform.Numerous technologies are emerging that aim, in part, to address these challenges.Herein, we provide an overview of 10 technologies and approaches that have the potential to improve higher education and enhance student learning and achievement;
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