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Instructional Resources/Design (eLearning and traditional)

Provides tips and resources for faculty members who are designing or redesigning a course, and serves as an intranet repository for electronic teaching resources, such as video clips, PowerPoint presentations, links to articles, handouts from development sessions, etc. In this area find materials related to assessment, classroom activities, instructional technology and more.

Contact Info

Carla Patterson (cpatters@highlands.edu)
Simon Grist (sgrist@highlands.edu)

Resources

              1. Dr. Steve Blankenship, Associate Professor of History, on "The Bloodlands"  

              2. Dr. Laura Beth Daws, Assistant Professor of Comunication, on "Propaganda"

              3. Stacy Brown, Assistant Librarian for Public Services, on "Research Strategies"                                                          

              4. Dr. Alan Nichols, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, on "The Philosophy of Evil"                                                        

              5. Dr. Steve Blankenship, Associate Professor of History, on "Hiroshima"                                                                        

              6. Dr. Merry Clark, Assistant Professor of Biology, on "Biological Conventions in Flux"     

              7. Dr. Dudley Salley, Professor of Economics, on "Economic Changes in the 20th Century"                                                

              8. Teresa Hutchins, Assistant Professor of Political Science, on "Partisan Conflict in Congress and the Nation"                      

              9. Brian Barr, Assistant Professor of Art, on "Art in the 20th Century" (partial lecture)                                                       

            10. Jesse Bishop, Assistant Professor of English, on "Postmodern Literature"                                                                 

            11. Dr. Laura Beth Daws, Assistant Professor of Communication, on "Changing Conventions in Media in the 20th Century"  

            12. Dr. Steve Blankenship, Associate Professor of History, on "Rwanda and Cambodia" 

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Page last updated: April 24, 2012